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Read articles →A homesteader installs the ITC Quick Attach SawBoss fixed-mount chainsaw carrier on his TYM 494 loader bracket, contrasting it with the competing SawHul. He walks through the three-piece hardware, shows the actual bolt-on installation solo, tests chainsaw fit, and notes the grommet storage for a file, scrench, and wedge. Closes with a $150 price and a USA-made callout. Best for compact-tractor owners who haul a chainsaw regularly and are comparing carrier options.
A family homestead channel sharing owner-operator impressions, though the product was provided free by ITC Quick Attach after a trade-show meeting, so the review leans positive.
Pop the mounting bracket into the scabbard, then mount it to the tractor by putting the U-bolt behind the loader bracket and tightening down the Nylock nuts. It is a one-man operation.
The fixed mount version is $150 and is made in the USA, with user-serviceable replaceable plastic liners.
The grommets on the back hold a file, a scrench, and a wedge, so all your saw tools are stored safely behind the saw itself.
The reviewer felt the SawHul had design issues and seemed less secure and a bit janky, while the SawBoss felt solid with nothing scuffing or coming loose.
