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Hey Prototype, Griot's garage 800-345-5789.
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With today's technology you can purchase an extinguisher that sucks the oxygen (killing the fire) without the powder mess. The name is slipping me right now, however.
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H3R Performance has a great product call halguard. You can shoot it in the grill and it will seek out the fire without having to open the hood. Designed not to damage cars and leave minimal mess. to find a dealer contact
Brian Drommer National Sales Rep. H3R Performance Sales Office: 847-847-7078 Sales Fax: 847-847-7085 Cell: 224-406-0635 Email: [email protected] thank god i have not had to use it, but it rides with me everytime. John ![]() |
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Get a BIG extinguisher. The little ones are not much good if you have a gas fire. It gets awfully hot awfully fast.
Nice to have a ratchet and socket handy if you have to undo the battery cables in a hurry.
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I agree - working fire plan is a good idea
![]() http://www.colinsclassicauto.com/dom...fairs_0710.pdf Colin |
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I have worked as a Captain on a full time department for 21 years and can tell you if you get a Halon fire extinguisher you would be wise.They remove all the oxygen in the atmosphere the fire is.They were originally made for computer rooms were you did not want any residue left.We can not get them refilled up here now because when they were set off they put the fire out quick but often also killed people in the fire area because of the oxygen deficent room. If you go to a local fire extinguisher company they may have some sitting around that could be purchased. Let them know it is for a garage that nobody works in on a regular basis. I have a 20 lb cannister hanging from my shop ceiling that is set to go off at 150 degrees. There is a new product also but I think I have heard it is in the development stage. i will ask Fire Prevention in the next day or 2 if there is anything else to take over from Halon.
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Halon is the ONLY way to go! I carry in each of the cars. It's what I also used in the racecar. No Residue... that you'll be cleaning forever if you have to use it.
Jeff x2 ![]()
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Wow Colin...thanks for the article.
![]() Hey Paul...thanks for your input, too! ![]()
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Bruce Choose Life-Donate! |
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<font color="blue">I am an H3R dealer.
Call me at 888-687-7297 x215 size, color ... </font>
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i'll say it again, the h3r product acts like halon, depletes the fire and no mess. I have a nice chrome unit that i take with me everytime. Motion sounds like he can set you up.
John Ps i had a stock automatic halon unit on my offshore boat (twin 502s, crane hydraulic cam etc, dart HR intake and a big holley. 500hp each) and it gave piece me piece of mind. I have been in a boat gas fire So with 160 gallons of fuel on this boat, i monitored the halon regularily ![]() |
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