[6pack] Fire Extinguishers

[W. W. Moine]

   Just my 2 cents

   I think the question you should also ask yourself is do you want to
   clean up all that powder or would you rather spend a little more and
   get clean agent like Halguard
   http://www.h3rperformance.com/halguard_products.htm

   Are you aware that most of the powder in the dry powder extinguishers
   is highly corrosive and will cause damage if not promptly cleaned from
   metal surfaces?

   I personally want to minimize the mess from any fire and carry the 2.5
   lb Halguard right behind the seat.  They don't cost as much as you
   think.

   WWM

   Message: 8
   Date: Wed, 7 May 2008 9:08:29 -0400
   From: <forzion at maine.rr.com>
   Subject: [6pack] Fire Extinguishers
   To: 6pack at autox.team.net
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   List;
   I'm sure there are many opinions on this but can someone recommend a
   good quality, compact, automotive-type fire extinguisher? I've seen
   some at the shows, including nice (expensive) chrome-plated jobs, but
   wasn't sure if they were the correct size and Type....
   Also, do most people carry them in the boot or bolted behind the seats
   somewhere?
   Dave