I've posted part of this as a reply to another thread, but it probably needs to have its own thread for all to see.
For those that don't have one yet, they are a really good investment for the protection of your pride and joy, not to mention all the accessories we have fitted to our vehicles that no matter how much they promise they will, wont get covered by your insurance company should the vehicle be destroyed by fire.
I'd like to see where people have theirs mounted, so lets see some pics. I've yet to mount mine properly, so I'm looking to pinch some ideas too...
Fire extinguishers are better mounted on their side in a vehicle. Fitted upright, the vibrations will compact the powder in the extinguisher into a solid lump, which then wont get expelled when you actually need it. So, you either remove the extinguisher periodically and turn it upside-down (you should hear and fell the powder move around), or remount it elsewhere on its side. Particularly if it's mounted front to rear, as opposed to side to side, then the acceleration and decelleration of the vehicle will keep the powder moving.
For those that don't have one yet, they are a really good investment for the protection of your pride and joy, not to mention all the accessories we have fitted to our vehicles that no matter how much they promise they will, wont get covered by your insurance company should the vehicle be destroyed by fire.
I'd like to see where people have theirs mounted, so lets see some pics. I've yet to mount mine properly, so I'm looking to pinch some ideas too...
Fire extinguishers are better mounted on their side in a vehicle. Fitted upright, the vibrations will compact the powder in the extinguisher into a solid lump, which then wont get expelled when you actually need it. So, you either remove the extinguisher periodically and turn it upside-down (you should hear and fell the powder move around), or remount it elsewhere on its side. Particularly if it's mounted front to rear, as opposed to side to side, then the acceleration and decelleration of the vehicle will keep the powder moving.
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