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What is your fire suppression strategy

I'm an attention whore.. so I made two YouTube videos of my fire extinguisher install.
and before anyone says anything;
If you steal a fire extinguisher I hope you burn to death in a fire that I could have put out with that extinguisher.
I'm mean that way.



View: https://youtu.be/F1oVcrLfMmc?si=ejemuWuRMtkzqO-M
 

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I'm just not a fan of compressed gas cylinders inside the cab of a vehicle. I was trying to find a few pictures of the aftermath for cars when they let go. It is not pretty.
I like the idea of the Element sticks and I know they work but have a hard time getting my head around it.
Years ago I had a small fire extinguisher cylinder let go in an old vehicle I had... it was not a pretty sight and basically destroyed the interior. It's hard to trust them again once this happens to you. Went with the Element sticks instead this time.

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Years ago I had a small fire extinguisher cylinder let go in an old vehicle I had... it was not a pretty sight and basically destroyed the interior. It's hard to trust them again once this happens to you. Went with the Element sticks instead this time.
It gets worse. I have pepper spray in my truck for anyone I don't want to put my hands on. It gives me so much anxiety knowing that I'm a bad day away from pepper spray coating the entire inside.
 
It gets worse. I have pepper spray in my truck for anyone I don't want to put my hands on. It gives me so much anxiety knowing that I'm a bad day away from pepper spray coating the entire inside.
And then there was the tourist camper who, misunderstanding bear spray, proceeded to coated his entire tent with it as a precaution.
 
Fire access: To fight a fire in the engine compartment the conventional wisdom has been to only ‘crack’ the hood before discharging the extinguisher, this to prevent excess air from ‘fanning the flames’. But, when the Grenadier hood is released to its safety latch (by pulling the handle only once), the vertical “dam” around the edge of the engine compartment will prevent introduction of the extinguisher agent.
 
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