Husqvarna Powerbox Chainsaw Carrying Case with 20 inch scabbard

Ive had several of the old style rounded shaped cases that dont fit anywhere. This square and stackable box fits in any spot in ur shop or truck. The thick walls make it very sturdy. The bar scabbord is removable so you can take the bar off the saw and put it in the scabbord and it fits in the box. Making it a perfecly square and stackable box for storage. Holds all nessecary additional items for ur saw in tight designated areas. I love it. Im going to get a smaller one for my 16" bar debranching saw. This thing will last for many years and handle the rough conditions that these tools are used in. A wonderful buy and great price.

I saw a number of questioners asking about Worx chainsaws, and no definitive answer, so I took a chance and ordered one. It turned out to work really well. As you can see from the pictures the length of the box is about perfect, as Worx saws have a short cord attached. It fits without too tight a bend radius. Being a physically smaller saw the box seems a lot taller than necessary, but I don't mind because it allows me to pack disposable paper and cardboard underneath to catch the inevitable drops of oil in storage, plus it holds spare paper, my 50' extension cord and bottle of oil too. As others have said it's pretty cheaply made, so the real test will be how well it holds up over time. In the short term though I am very happy.

This case is great. It protects my saw and has room for spare chains, tools, and blade oil. I did have to buy another blade protector because I have a 26" blade.

Bought for my Rancher 455. Fits great.

Durable case my saw fits great with room for extra things like bar chain oil and 2 cyc oil.

The case is good for keeping oil from leaking out into the back of your truck or trunk of your car. But this is basically just an assembled husky branded orange version of the case made in black that requires assembly found on Amazon as part number 49MACASE953. Frankly it’s worth it not to have to assemble. That said getting the saw in and out of the case isn’t very speedy so I don’t use this at all except to throw spare chains filters and oil in during the season when I’m using this particular saw. I live in a remote heavily wooded area where trees fall regularly, sometimes blocking roads so I keep this saw in this box in the trunk just in case. And it’s great for that. Negatives: * clunky to get saw in and out. So when you’re working an arborist or logging gig it’s just too much hassle to put the saw in the case. For that I much prefer my Stihl bag which I use for my 462… but my husky is a great little saw and is my “spare” or arbortist saw because it’s lighter and I’d never climb trees with the 462 LOL * the tool holding feature molded into the plastic of the case I’ve found to be worthless. Even the tools designed to fit into the molded plastic just don’t fit in some cases—for instance the field clamp for chain sharpening. So my spare quart of lube oil and 2.6 oz 2 stroke bottle and a quart of premix and extra chain and files all just rattle around loose in there. It’s good to have them in one spot but even my Stihl bag has separate compartments to organize and hold these items much better and in a way that I really find useful. Stihl makes a lot of bags the particular one I’m using now is called the sportsman I think. Also I hear the echo hard case has useful sections for tools and whatnot but whatever this box works fine for what it’s for.

Very good buy! Easy to set up and great for storage with additional accessories. Good fit with my 435

Since the saw didn't come with the box, this is really a must have. It fits, and it works, but in my opinion, the plastic could be a little thicker. I have had it for a couple of years now, and it hasn't broken, but since it is holding a heavy saw, I think that it could be thicker. Bottom line, it works, and because it is Husqvarna, you know it will fit the saw.