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Supplemental Oxygen
- Thread starter ronv
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RoadHammer
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i dont carry that, but i might carry my kimber....(joke)
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krb1945
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Supplemental oxygen...
I don't carry it but it should not be difficult to mount depending on the size of your tank. You can probably get a mount bracket from your supplier or any good supplier that test and supplies fire extinguishers. Just be sure to put a "no smoking" in this area on the tank and be sure that you select a good nylon or leather securing strap. Most of the fire extinguisher mounts have a securing band but the type of latch they use may not be suitable to hold it in position in the event of an impact. This band could be used as a supplemental or backup for the main securing strap.
If you can send me the dimensions of your tank and tell me what area you are in I can do some research and point you in a good direction.
I don't carry it but it should not be difficult to mount depending on the size of your tank. You can probably get a mount bracket from your supplier or any good supplier that test and supplies fire extinguishers. Just be sure to put a "no smoking" in this area on the tank and be sure that you select a good nylon or leather securing strap. Most of the fire extinguisher mounts have a securing band but the type of latch they use may not be suitable to hold it in position in the event of an impact. This band could be used as a supplemental or backup for the main securing strap.
If you can send me the dimensions of your tank and tell me what area you are in I can do some research and point you in a good direction.
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