To get my fire extinguisher I went to one of those web sites that cater to racers. Can't remember the name but those guys have some really good fire protection stuff. It has some kind of chemical and doesn't leave that residue like the dry powder ones.
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I will look into that never heard of it but willing to learn thanks. This one might make a mess but get the job done for now.Originally posted by Dozerlarry View PostTo get my fire extinguisher I went to one of those web sites that cater to racers. Can't remember the name but those guys have some really good fire protection stuff. It has some kind of chemical and doesn't leave that residue like the dry powder ones.ST400R ATTEX(Smiley)
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I'll try and find out where I got the thing at or at least find out what the extinguishing agent is. I know it's not CO2. Meant to do it today but got busy.Originally posted by Andyman View PostI will look into that never heard of it but willing to learn thanks. This one might make a mess but get the job done for now.
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I found one on ebay. A little pricy but no residue. I didn't give this much for mine but you have an idea what to look for.
Halotron 2 5lb Fire Extinguisher Clean Agent Halguard Amerex B385TS H3R Halon | eBay
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Dozer Larry,
According to the listing that is a halon extinguisher. Really good stuff, but a little unfriendly to the environment. I didn't know they still made them. Halon was outlawed for industrial fire protection in the 90's. I am all for the stuff if it saves life and limb...not to mention expensive equipment! Good find!
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Good research on your part there! I checked it out and discovered that present stocks can be used but no more will be made. There is a replacement. I would think that a fire would be harder on the environment than a little extinguisher juice.Originally posted by akcrawler View PostDozer Larry,
According to the listing that is a halon extinguisher. Really good stuff, but a little unfriendly to the environment. I didn't know they still made them. Halon was outlawed for industrial fire protection in the 90's. I am all for the stuff if it saves life and limb...not to mention expensive equipment! Good find!
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I couldn't agree more. A little shot of halon would be pretty minor compared to burning all of that plastic and rubber. Either way, the halon extinguisher is a small-priced insurance policy that we all hope we never have to use. It sure will be nice to have when it is needed.Originally posted by Dozerlarry View PostGood research on your part there! I checked it out and discovered that present stocks can be used but no more will be made. There is a replacement. I would think that a fire would be harder on the environment than a little extinguisher juice.
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If running dry powder extinguisher make sure it is maintained properly or it may not function correctly when needed. Any dry powered extinguisher if mounted on a vehicle can have the powder become compacted from the bouncing around.You should probably be giving your extinguishers a good shakeup before every ride to ensure that the powder has not compacted,this way if you need to use it, you will have a extinguisher that performs as expected.
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great tip thanksOriginally posted by aahicnow View Postif running dry powder extinguisher make sure it is maintained properly or it may not function correctly when needed. Any dry powered extinguisher if mounted on a vehicle can have the powder become compacted from the bouncing around.you should probably be giving your extinguishers a good shakeup before every ride to ensure that the powder has not compacted,this way if you need to use it, you will have a extinguisher that performs as expected.ST400R ATTEX(Smiley)
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I love the smell of Blendzall in the morning
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