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Read articles →Focuses narrowly on a real-world fitment problem encountered while mounting a Saw Boss chainsaw holder on a Yanmar YT347C cab tractor, specifically how the scabbard conflicted with the turn signals. Jim walks through the workaround solution (repositioning the quick-attach bolts) supplied by the Saw Boss manufacturer, then demonstrates the final install and locking pin. Useful to anyone buying a Saw Boss for a similar cab tractor and worried about clearance issues.
Posted by the Little Red Tractor, LLC channel, with the host identifying himself as Jim operating in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, suggesting an owner-operator sharing firsthand installation experience.
The scabbard was too far out and too thick, so it sat in front of the turn signal and safety light instead of behind it.
Instead of using four bolts through the quick attach, move it over to only one set of bolts and tighten the nuts on the other side, keeping bolts clear of the chainsaw blade.
Yes, a locking pin slides in from the back and clicks into place, locking the holder so it cannot come out.
