From timber harvesting to wheel steering

Abstract

The present invention relates in general to cutting apparatus and vehicle, but more particularly to a dual-function woodcutting and vehicle power chainsaw. It can easily attach or detach from the chainsaw engine for woodcutting or vehicle power applications, achieving dual functionality and adaptability in resource-limited areas. The chainsaw engine can be installed in lightweight vehicles and follow optimized routes to save fuel and lower transportation expenses. This comes with intuitive guides and visual aids to easily install and operate the system without needing advanced technical skills. It’s designed to transport crops, tools, and supplies safely over reasonably far distances. The system is sharable across multiple tasks, reducing the need for additional machinery and lowering expenses. The engine quickly swaps between tasks to save time and maximize output. The overall issue beneficiaries face is the lack of affordable, versatile, efficient tools that address both transportation and agricultural needs in resource-limited areas.