Fire Extigrisher on board???

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Crap!!!!!

That's a 'BITCH'!! Was just thinking about a fire extinguisher the other day for my bike. Think I'll get one for sure.

Wow nothing but scrap now, maybe I will put one in now.

I carry one on board. A couple buddies have had small fires on their Rhinos. Both were ignited from grass and weeds building up around the driveshaft mounted brake rotor.

As You might have guessed, Yes I do !

that sucks i'm gonna git one , but at least i have full coverage on the rhino for up to 15,000. through erie ins.

I carry one on mine!! seen 2 different 4 wheelers left out in the woods burnt up!!

where did you guys get yours and what type

Mine came out of a jet ski,its inside of a plastic cannister with a screw on lid,i just carry it in the bed strapped beside the cooler.

I dont yet have one but its definetly in the plans... ive seen stuff spontaneously ignite before... def a good idea.. 100 dollar fire extinguisher is alot cheaper than replacing the rhino or whatever... everyone should ride with one

on the "to add" list...been meanin to for a while...like said above...WELL insured !!...also...how many of ya carry a first-aid kit ??

Got one !!!

You can pickup a small one at any Lowes or Home Depot. First aid kit is in the glove box.

I have mine mounted in the bed, behind the drivers seat. Easy to jump out and grab it! I got my chrome one from Foddrill Motorsports. It is serviceable to!

i need one too

question... im a newb to fire extinguishers but whats the best one to get? I been meaning to for a while but i havent thought about it.. And are they refill able or is it a one time use thing? Never used one only had h2o training lol

The quick answer is.... Most are universal in use and metal top are generally refillable and plastic top are one time use.

Class A fires involve organic solids such as paper and wood.
Class B fires involve flammable or combustible liquids, including petrol, grease, and oil.
Class C fires involve flammable gases.
Class D fires involve combustible metals.
Class F fires involve cooking fat and oil.
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Or I teach a 4 hour class on them. Haha

works for me... i just wish someone made quick release that didnt cost 100 or so bucks for just the brackets

Isn't that crazy! Just overpriced BS

Heres some ive found

http://www.motorsportsquared.com/index.php?route=product/product&keyword=fire+extinguisher+&category_id=0&product_id=676
http://www.motorsportsquared.com/index.php?route=product/product&keyword=fire+extinguisher+&category_id=0&product_id=686

this one looks pretty nicehttp://www.ebay.com/itm/Fire-Extinguisher-Mount-Challenger-Charger-LX-Scott-Drake-/400398874478?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item5d39a1f76e&vxp=mtr

Firefighter wrote:

.......Class D fires involve combustible metals.
.........Or I teach a 4 hour class on them.......

I'd like to enroll in the session regarding those combustible metal fires, sounds like a good way brighten up the campfire

great info guys i'm gettin one, first aid kit in glove box

Firefighter wrote:

Class A fires involve organic solids such as paper and wood.
Class B fires involve flammable or combustible liquids, including petrol, grease, and oil.
Class C fires involve flammable gases.
Class D fires involve combustible metals.
Class F fires involve cooking fat and oil.
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Or I teach a 4 hour class on them. Haha

What type does not corrode electronics? Halon? I can't remember and am to lazy to go out and look at mine!