Would this work with a 3lb fire extinguisher?
1265628
I doubt it would. The problem with this bracket is that it only locks in one position meaning it will only hold extinguishers of a certain diameter. Additionally the cut out at the top will only allow a bottle with a neck of a certain width. This bracket is for 5lb extinguishers so unless you have a 3lb that has the dimensions of the 5lb then I really don't think it will work.
1265629
No! The clamp that goes around the extinguisher doesn't adjust to a smaller size. It'll only fit on the 5 lb. Sorry!
1265630
It's meant to hold a 5lb extinguisher, so it has to have the same neck size and diameter as a 5lb
2083615
yes, but you may get just a couple of nails out before it won't work, not enough air tank space. need more tank mass for this.
1194078
Yes. Hose clamps from Home Depot/Lowe's work fine on a Jeep Wrangler roll cage. You might want to put some sort of rubber material between the hose clamp and the fire extinguisher though. Keep in mind the diameter of the fire extinguisher side is going to be substantially larger than the roll cage side, so you'll need different sets of hose clamps.
354730
Yes I can work with the necessary accessories but I DO NOT recommend this. This device was intended to work independently as an Emergency Fire Exit Push Bar.
1832779
The Wizard stick stands 10" tall, is that size going to work for the little tug boat? It weighs practically nothing.You could wrap a rubber band around the trigger so that it stays compressed, and it would work until the fluid ran out.
1561061
I used one (of three total hinges) on my metal 36: fire door and it works fine. My guess is the doors weight in about 100 lbs.
1462253
HI, its round with elastic so depends on the size of your firepit. I would measure it first.
1309718
We use it with our 50 lb dog so while it might work, it might be a little heavier gauge than you need.
253735
Yes, it works perfectly if you are planning to to use a 20 lbs tank. The construction of the hose is solid and the adaptor mates perfectly to the grill. Enjoy.
2220893
I haven't tried anything less than 3 pound pull. consider it like a scale that has a marker that marks the maximum effort for the trigger to trip. usualy do best out of 3 in case of operator error. sometime I might pull to hard and get a heavier reading depending on how supported I have the weapon
1721990
Nope. It will also compromise the safe's fire resistance to bolt it down. I would suggest the use of an industrial epoxy to secure the safe, without reducing its fire resistance.
753692
I haven't tried it. But it works we'll with peanut m&m;'s. Occasionally an odd shaped one will get stuck but can be knocked loose. so I would say as long a you use normal sized fireballs you should be fine. I doubt the large ones will fit.
226313
Umm, it may actually. Mines a 3/4 inch and it works fine. I would say it would.
1212650
I installed this on a 2.5 ton Goodman, and it worked flawlessly. I doubt the 3 ton model will be a problem.
1351239
Not sure. It should. I used it once and the second time I tried it, it started smoking and burned up. It was hooked up correctly and was never dropped or mistreated.
1194077
Their website should answer the question... however it would seem to. it is a very very well built mount that is holding my 3lb now so couldn't imagine why it wouldn't work for a 5lb
1432502
If you can drill a hole in it, it will work. I've seen this type of bar used on a fire proof, so I bet the holes can be drilled.