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Soft or hard carry case for chainsaws?

Created by Joetda Joetda  > 9 months ago, 15 Jun 2022
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Joetda
Joetda

1 posts

15 Jun 2022 3:16pm
Are you currently using a carry case to store your chainsaw? Is it a hard or soft case? Which type of case would you recommend? I'm planning to buy a case for my chainsaw. I see a lot of hard cases sold in the market but I don't know which one is more convenient and useful. Would love some advice, thanks!
Mobydisc
Mobydisc

NSW

9029 posts

15 Jun 2022 6:30pm
I use neither but don't go far with them. If I was getting a chainsaw case I'd get a hard case as I think it would protect it would protect the chainsaw from accidental knocks, drops & crushing better than a soft case.
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

15 Jun 2022 4:40pm
Waiting for the OP to agree with someone and post his findings about what he just bought and its the ducks danglies. Its a fkn ad.

Anyway - hard case, easy to wash the blood off. $20 box from Red Dot with a slot for bar to poke out, has room for all the ancillaries too, yet to see a hard case that holds fuel can, oil, sharpening kit, gloves, earmuffs etc etc as perfectly as my $20 option does. Bye bye mr first post.
Craig66
Craig66

NSW

2466 posts

15 Jun 2022 8:15pm
Its all about the hockey mask
elmo
elmo

WA

8879 posts

16 Jun 2022 2:19pm
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Mark _australia said..
Waiting for the OP to agree with someone and post his findings about what he just bought and its the ducks danglies. Its a fkn ad.

Anyway - hard case, easy to wash the blood off. $20 box from Red Dot with a slot for bar to poke out, has room for all the ancillaries too, yet to see a hard case that holds fuel can, oil, sharpening kit, gloves, earmuffs etc etc as perfectly as my $20 option does. Bye bye mr first post.


A liberal coating makes the blood easier to remove from those hard to get at places
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