Brey-Krause Fire Extinguisher mount question
#1
Instructor
Thread Starter
Brey-Krause Fire Extinguisher mount question
I have the option to buy one of these, but how does the actual extinguisher attach to the mount?
See from the pic / description here - http://www.bkauto.com/porsche/r2016.php
It looks like i need a bracket that fits between the mount and the extinguisher?
If anyone has one i'd be grateful to hear what you have done / see pics etc.
See from the pic / description here - http://www.bkauto.com/porsche/r2016.php
It looks like i need a bracket that fits between the mount and the extinguisher?
If anyone has one i'd be grateful to hear what you have done / see pics etc.
#3
Three Wheelin'
+1
Definitely need - what I would call - the 'interface' between the fire-extinguisher-bottle, itself, and the B_K 'bar' that is bolted to the underside of the passenger seat.
This comes in various forms -- one or two 'quick release' aluminum 'straps' that loop around both the B_K 'bar' AND the bottle -- or a small plastic 'mount' that bolts to the B_K bar and then 'grabs' onto the bottle courtesy of its own plastic straps/grabbers.
If you wander into any Pepboyz, or the like, and meander over to where they have the fire-extinguishers -- you'll see the 'plastic mounts with straps' - that I refer to -- 'already attached' to the bottles.
The MAIN objective is to *secure* this 2.5lb potential projectile whilst you zip around - yet have it easily accessible and easy to release.
Do note, though, that some of our girlfriends/wives etc. have 'complained' that these 'hit' their calf muscles -- or -- interfere with their ability to put their handbags down. :-O
G.
Definitely need - what I would call - the 'interface' between the fire-extinguisher-bottle, itself, and the B_K 'bar' that is bolted to the underside of the passenger seat.
This comes in various forms -- one or two 'quick release' aluminum 'straps' that loop around both the B_K 'bar' AND the bottle -- or a small plastic 'mount' that bolts to the B_K bar and then 'grabs' onto the bottle courtesy of its own plastic straps/grabbers.
If you wander into any Pepboyz, or the like, and meander over to where they have the fire-extinguishers -- you'll see the 'plastic mounts with straps' - that I refer to -- 'already attached' to the bottles.
The MAIN objective is to *secure* this 2.5lb potential projectile whilst you zip around - yet have it easily accessible and easy to release.
Do note, though, that some of our girlfriends/wives etc. have 'complained' that these 'hit' their calf muscles -- or -- interfere with their ability to put their handbags down. :-O
G.