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I used the Kidde fire truck floorboard mounts for both my fire extinguisher and my CO2.

Powertank makes all different types of tank mounts, for tanks from 5lb to 25lb - and many will work with larger fire extinguishers....

It seems the back cargo area of SUVs is the best location. Just found this:

http://www.nmsu.edu/~safety/news/news-i ... on2003.htm

sdnative wrote:It seems the back cargo area of SUVs is the best location. Just found this:

http://www.nmsu.edu/~safety/news/news-i ... on2003.htm

Ouch!

I keep mine inside a cargo box in the back of my FJ.

I guess any sealed container is safer stored anywhere but the passenger compartment...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstop ... nning.html

raYGunn wrote:I keep mine inside a cargo box in the back of my FJ.

I suggest you mount a fire extinguisher outside of a container - in an emergency, you'll want quick access to it, instead of having to shuffle around to get it out...

raYGunn wrote:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstop ... nning.html

Mmmmm, Crème brûlée

Wikipedia - Crème brûlée

I want mine accessable.

I've also been looking at extinguishers but I've had some people I work with have different items explode, not extinguishers but other pressurized items, and was wondering if this was a possible problem with them especially it a car that has been sitting in 100 + degree temperatures.