Chainsaw Oil Leaking All Over My Boot - Help

[Jamie Jones]

A daft problem.... I have recently replaced my vehicle (Pick-Up with a Canopy) and I need to keep it tidy as it is also the family vehicle.

Problem is that all my chainsaws all seem to leak oil all over the boot liner. I am regularly emptying the back out to clean it out and jet wash it...

It is getting very annoying as I can't put anything nice in the back for the family. So I wondered how everyone else is getting around this problem? I have a number of different chainsaws of different sizes (25cc, 30cc, 60cc, 79cc and a couple of top handle saws as well) and rear have the same kit in the back on consecutive days. 
I am struggling to find a workable solution that fits with all my other kit.

Edited December 30, 2019 by Jamie Jones

[gary112]

6 minutes ago, Jamie Jones said:

A daft problem.... I have recently replaced my vehicle (Pick-Up) and I need to keep it tidy as it is also the family vehicle.

Problem is that all my chainsaws all seem to leak oil all over the boot liner. I am regularly emptying the back out to clean it out and jet wash it...

It is getting very annoying as I can't put anything nice in the back for the family. So I wondered how everyone else is getting around this problem? I have a number of different chainsaws of different sizes (25cc, 30cc, 60cc, 79cc and a couple of top handle saws as well) and rear have the same kit in the back on consecutive days. 
I am struggling to find a workable solution that fits with all my other kit.

A shallow plywood tray that covers the boot liner,just take out when you need to

[Khriss]

Quite simply a spill tray. Only put yr saws on that. Several industrial models around. Not dear. Keep yr tarpaulin over the bed when its raining to prevent splash n run-off.  K

[The avantgardener]

And brush all the oily crud from the behind the clutch and side cover each evening when you have finished.

Edited December 30, 2019 by The avantgardener

[Silverhooker]

a drip tray and keep you gear clean is the best way, although I'm a bit OCD on cleaning my kit.