The switch you need is -o IdentityFile=path_to_key
E.g.
sshfs -o IdentityFile=/home/chris/.ssh/mykey.rsa user@remotehost:/path /mnt/sshfs -o reconnect,transform_symlinks
Published July 18th, 2012
How do you specify a private key when mounting an sshfs filesystem?
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