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post Apr 30, 2007 - 2:03 PM
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Of course, many of us have seen those videos and pictures where if the owner of that car had a fire extinguisher on hand, he/she could have saved his/hers car. Thus, it is a good precaution to carry a "small" fire extinguisher to help with any unwanted smoky situations.

3 Questions:

1.) What types of fire extinguisher do you guys carry around? type A,B,C,D etc..
2.) What make did you buy? And why that maker...
3.) What size did you get?

...probably "overplaying" choosing one, but seems like a delicate situation.

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post Apr 30, 2007 - 2:16 PM
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ABC drychem is the kind to get, it'll work on electrical, paper/wood/fabric, and fuel/oil/grease. those little ones on A pillars couldnt put out a candle, let alone a car fire laugh.gif


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post Apr 30, 2007 - 11:21 PM
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QUOTE(Bitter @ Apr 30, 2007 - 2:16 PM) [snapback]552528[/snapback]

ABC drychem is the kind to get, it'll work on electrical, paper/wood/fabric, and fuel/oil/grease. those little ones on A pillars couldnt put out a candle, let alone a car fire laugh.gif


agree with him but the one's on the a-pillars are just fine... a larger fire extinguisher won't put out much more... if the one on the a-pillar won't handle it... then the fire department is needed.... check the name....


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