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Chainsaw mount, CanAm Gen2 Max Linq

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Various parts used to build a custom rear chainsaw mount

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This mount is on a CanAm Gen2 Max with the rear seat removed. The base plate and pieces that locate the saw are plywood that was hand-fitted, no drawings. But the various printed parts might be useful to others building similar mounts.

Entire plate can be removed without tools and seat reinstalled. For short rides between cutting events the saw can be held down with a single bungee or even none if the trail isn't too bumpy.

Concept is that the large bungee holds down the saw and plate. Plate has three positioning dowels to locate the plate via the linq holes, and three light duty latches sufficient to resist up-force. A small clip is hose clamped to the saw handle to locate the main bungee. Another small clip keeps the main bungee out of the way when the mount is empty. Smaller bungee holds the saw's bar down into a tapered base bracket via a top hold down bracket with handle. Hold down works with or without scabbard. Bungee ends use washers and safety wire, and the bottom of that bungee uses a spare 1/2" drive socket to provide extra length (stretchiness) and enough weight to encourage the upper hold down to drop when it's unlatched.

Edit: added a file for a handle to make grabbing the main bungee easier. The dowel portion is to hook onto the clip when the saw is removed.

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