For Sale Commerical Grade ABC Dry Chem 2.5# Fire Extinguisher w/ Bracket

[DeepList]

I have some fire extinguishers for sale. They're dry chemical ABC extinguishers. 2.5 lb size... perfect for mobile applications!
All extinguishers were last serviced in 2012 and are fully charged. The mounting bracket is included.

Expect some typical signs of wear. Overall, very nice shape.
The one shown below is the average representation of the units I have available.
Most of them have some kind of ID number wrote on them in marker, or may contain an asset tag or label from the previous owner.

Don't wait until it's too late to get a decent extinguisher! They can save property and lives!
Don't trust the cheap consumer level garbage from AutoZone. These are commercial/industrial grade.
I carry one in my car, my truck and the wife's car. You never know when you may need it!

Asking price is $30, shipped anywhere in the continental United States.
I have a large quantity of these available.


Location: Auburn, Indiana - Local pickup is okay.


I accept: cash, money order, cashier's check, PayPal, wire transfer, and all major credit cards (visa, MC and AMex)
Note: If paying via PayPal, please send as "gift/money owed" or add 3% to cover their stupid fees.


Questions? Feel free to post in here, or you can always PM me.

 

[RichV]

What dimension is one of those? And what is the weight?

 

[DeepList]

What dimension is one of those? And what is the weight?

The overall height from the top most portion of the handle to the base of the cylinder is approx 14.5 inches.
In terms of width, from the tip of the nozzle to the end of the bottom handle is 6.5 inches.
The overall depth, including the bracket to the front release latch, is approx 4 inches.
Complete weight of the unit is 5 lbs 10 oz.

 

[g36 monkey]

Where can I go to get it refilled, what's their rough shelf life? I'll see if I can get you a couple sales.

 

[DeepList]

Where can I go to get it refilled, what's their rough shelf life? I'll see if I can get you a couple sales.

Pretty much any fire protection retailer or public safety company can refill them. Being used in a personal vehicle or private building doesn't require monthly inspections. The shelf life is basically forever, unless they're discharged of course. You'd just check the gauge periodically and make sure it's still in the "green" range. They potentially could sit for years and years. When I worked at general electric, I found extinguishers that had been forgotten for over a decade and they were still fully charged and ready to go. These were last serviced by a licensed fire protection company in 2012.

 

[g36 monkey]

Deep, Pm me so we can work something out.

 

[DeepList]

Deep, Pm me so we can work something out.

Done.

 

[DeepList]

Bump.

Still have 10 of these left.

 

[MustangChris]

are these NHRA friendly? (serious question)

 

[DeepList]

are these NHRA friendly? (serious question)

I think there has to be some kind of specific "quick release" bracket in order to be NHRA approved. I don't know if the brackets included here would qualify or not...

So to be on the safe side (and avoid misrepresenting what it is that I'm selling) I am going to say no.

 

[MustangChris]

yea. i assumed it'd need a bracket. what about the extinguisher itself?

 

[DeepList]

yea. i assumed it'd need a bracket. what about the extinguisher itself?

There's no indication of it being so. I'd say probably not.

 

[DeepList]

Somebody cleaned me out yesterday. These are all gone.