Where do you mount your fire extinguisher?
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I really like the Element but I can't find any info about getting them wet. I don't have a top on my Blazer so, for me, it would need to be able to handle some rain / mud.
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I took out the 2 screw preventing the back seat from flipping forward now my sit flips forward. Since I have to push it all the way back anyway, its not a concern no longer having those 2 extra screws in the seat. So the extinguisher drops right behind the drivers seat and without flipping any levers I can flip the back seat forward and it exposes the fire extinguisher.
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I keep mine tucked in my center console.
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I have temporarily homemade a center console to fit between my buckets and have mine mounted behind it. Held in place with a heavy bungee cord and is instantly accessible. It's a biggun too.......10 lbs. IIRC!
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I'm calling ********. Only because I didn't see it put out a fire. Show me that and I'll buy it.
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Isn't that the same thing they use for chimney fires?
I would think it only works well in a closed space or at least if it's not windy.
I would think it only works well in a closed space or at least if it's not windy.
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There we go! Nice!
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I dont got an extinguisher... probly should
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Fruit cup, was that a shot?
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I mounted mine outside, which is just where I'd want to be if there's a fire. 
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