Tailgate Mounted Fire Extinguishers

[Rubicon Runnin' Bob]

That’s pretty obvious lol. But for my campfire I’m not wasting a 80 dollar element

Trust me, its NOT so obvious for many, many people.......

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[PuddleJumper]

Trust me, its NOT so obvious for many, many people.......

also the e50 element is K rated unlike the usual abc we see in rigs. So I’m actually covered there

 

[PuddleJumper]

Looks great!
Needs element stick on the roll bar is handy too- though not an extinguisher replacement….

To add to my previous comment though. You are right, element e50 are not extinguisher replacements. Cus they aren’t technically extinguishers. They are fire inhibitors/suppressors. So yes, if you need/want an “extinguisher”, you gotta get the bottles

 

[SpecGate]

SpecGate would be a good base to start this project https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/...us-jimmies-x-free-shipping.86393/post-1396115

You can secure any quick release mount you like (Qwik Fists, etc) directly to the L-Track using our inserts. Or, mount the Extinguisher bracket to one of our universal plates and pop the plate on/off using quick release knobs.

 

[Escape.idiocracy]

That’s pretty obvious lol. But for my campfire I’m not wasting a 80 dollar element

I was just trying to put the info on the table for others that may not be informed for their use- do’s and dont’s… $20 extinguisher $80 stick…. People tend to grab what’s handy if they have not trained/educated them selves…

Huge fan of the element sticks. They are handy, easy to use, great “run time”. just hope others know when and where they need to be used

 

[cranbiz]

2.5 Gal pressurized water extinguisher is a great add if you are equipping your truck as a support vehicle. I keep one in the back and have used it many times and it's an easy refill. Add 2.5 gal of water and a half cup of Class A foam (or Dawn if you don't have access to Class A foam), pressurize it to 100 PSI and good to go again.

I have used it on grass fires, brush fires, vehicle fires and even knocking down a kitchen fire (not a grease fire).

They do have their downsides but as an addition to Dry Chem or CO2, can't beat it.

 

[PuddleJumper]

I was just trying to put the info on the table for others that may not be informed for their use- do’s and dont’s… $20 extinguisher $80 stick…. People tend to grab what’s handy if they have not trained/educated them selves…

Huge fan of the element sticks. They are handy, easy to use, great “run time”. just hope others know when and where they need to be used

100%. Proper education on what to use and when is in short supply these days.

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