Moose Utility Division Chainsaw Carrier for ATVs
Gear & Tech
April 23, 2013

Moose Utility Division Chainsaw Carrier for ATVs

With its unique multi-angle mounting system, the Chainsaw Carrier can be mounted anywhere on the back rack of an ATV. It requires very little rack space and leaves enough space on the rack for other gear. The carrier…

Whether you’re gathering firewood for the home or blazing new trails in the backcountry, the new Chainsaw Carrier for ATVs from Moose Utility Division will likely come in handy.

With its unique multi-angle mounting system, the Chainsaw Carrier can be mounted anywhere on the back rack of an ATV. It requires very little rack space and leaves enough space on the rack for other gear. The carrier can accommodate any model of chainsaw as long as the bar is not over 24 inches long. The carrier is constructed of heavy-duty powder-coated steel and it comes with a premium bar guard for safety. The Chainsaw Carrier fits most ATVs, except for Polaris ATVs with composite racks.

Moose Utility Division, which is based in the U.S., offers a full line of ATV and UTV accessories for hunters, ranchers and outdoor recreationalists. The company’s products are available through Parts Canada dealers. 

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