I don't think extinguishers and gas bottle explode in the sun do they. I thought they were designed to be able to do that.
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I don't think extinguishers and gas bottle explode in the sun do they. I thought they were designed to be able to do that.
I'm not a full bottle (get it? Dad joke lol) but all our oxy acetylene bottles are stored outside in the desert sun. 20kg extinguisher bottles are mounted directly next to the engine bay on cat loaders that run in the sun all day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slunnie
Long story short, I'm not even remotely concerned about a 1kg extinguisher.
[bigrolf][bighmmm]
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seemed like the obvious choice, surprised it wasn't taken [bighmmm] will come up with a better fitting system on the weekend double-sided tape and zip ties for now :P
I'm reporting this post for pornographic material [emoji7]Quote:
Originally Posted by Four Loko
Like that front bar.
Could you provide some detail please.
If your talking about mine, it was made by firstfour.co.uk which unfortunately has closed, which is a real shame as they seem to be the best designed most tightly fitted bars out there that I had seen. You did have to shave and trim the grill for the winch due to how tight the fit is but that was fine by me for the look.Quote:
Originally Posted by chuck
I was going to also get their rear bar as well which seems to be a better design than the britpart/tf but only to find they had shut shop since I got the front bar, no doubt brought on by the CV19.
A real shame.
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What size tyre is that 35?Quote:
Originally Posted by Four Loko
nah 285/75/16 on 16x8 +30 offset so like 33" or according to the web calculator 32.8"Quote:
Originally Posted by Kaaaiju
Ok I got the same tyres size in Maxxis Razor and they are good tyre but had them chipped and cutQuote:
Originally Posted by Four Loko
.....what is overly hot? it is any temperature over 145deg C which is the maximum recommended working temperature of the LT230 Transfer BoxQuote:
Originally Posted by gavinwibrow