Where could I find a fire extinguisher mounting bracket for a tractor? Got a fe at RK but they didn't seem to have any mounting brackets. I thought about putting a bracket on each of a couple tractors and baler and taking the extinguisher to the field with me each job.
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Where could I find a fire extinguisher mounting bracket for a tractor? Got a fe at RK but they didn't seem to have any mounting brackets. I thought about putting a bracket on each of a couple tractors and baler and taking the extinguisher to the field with me each job.
Steve@Advance
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That's something you'll not want to cut corners on.
The rough ride, exposure to weather, it needs to be of substantial quality to last.
Here are some to choose from.
Extinguisher Mount
The rough ride, exposure to weather, it needs to be of substantial quality to last.
Here are some to choose from.
Extinguisher Mount
Donald in MN
Member
i saw one years ago guy put a piece of pvc on the tractor and put the extinguisher in side it he put a cap on the bottom and drilled holes in it to let the water out.
fastfarmall
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I bought one from John Deere, that they have on their 4 wheels drive's, it's got a adjustable clamp to keep it tight, i put it on the frame rails of the M.
What I came up[ with was a piece of steel pipe, welded into place, with the bottom with a piece of steel across the bottom, and on two separate tractors. On the Farmall H, it sits welded into place right in the 3-pointhitch, on the Massey it sits on the step platform beside and behind my left foot. Both, the extinguisher sits on solidly, is not clamped into some place. Both ride along sitting on solid steel. Works perfectly. Sorry, no camera.
Good idea, and i tried that thought of taking it with me to each tractor as it was being used...
all to easy to forget it on a machine at a site and going a different direction with another,
with arms full of tools/lunch/coveralls,etc..and then forget to get the keys...
every tractor carries its own extinguisher now.
all to easy to forget it on a machine at a site and going a different direction with another,
with arms full of tools/lunch/coveralls,etc..and then forget to get the keys...
every tractor carries its own extinguisher now.
I couldn't find any I liked so I made my own. The last one was made out of a piece of 4x4 plastic fence post. Bolted it on the floor in a front corner of the cab and set the extinguisher in it. Easy access inside or out side of the cab. Others I made out of wood in a manor that its secured and I can just grab it and pull it out quickly if needed.
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