I recently installed a fire extinguisher in the interior of my Supercab. It fits perfectly in the jack cover with the juicebox/cupholder insert removed. The mount that came with the extinguisher was screwed to the rear interior panel. Kidde 10-B:C, Item# 466141, Model# KG PLUS/FA 10G.










The Mag-Lite mounts using a single Mag-Lite clip near the top with a strip of heavy duty Velcro cushioning the bottom of the cupholder.

 

cool nice fit, i've been meaning to buy an extinguisher for my truck

 

looks like a perfect fit. make sure the little kids that fit back there dont drink any of it

 

No kids or dogs allowed in my truck ...

 

did your flashlight come with the mount or did yo ubuyt it somewhere, cuz i have a nice stream light that I would like to mount instead of having it roll around under my seat. oh yeah nicely done safety first. anyone know where I can buy a mount. i'd like to put it on my A-pillar

 

Mag-Lite sells the mounts separately. I got mine at a local discount store that also sells Mag-Lites. Lots of places sell them online, too.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&s...ackets&spell=1
http://www.copsplus.com/prodnum2806.php

 

Ha. Dag durn keeds aint lowwed in yer pickup?

 

10-4, Eleanor

 

Having just recently seen a Ranger burnt to the ground on the forums (and a local, too, I haven't met yet) I was thinking a small extinguisher wouldn't be a terrible idea, but space is already at a severe premium in my standardcab, and I wouldn't want to mount it anywhere gaudy (or anywhere about shoulder-level where it could become a projectile in an accident.) Any ideas? At it is, my maglite's permanent home is jambed underneath the passenger side of the split bench/console "jump seat." I suppose I could get one of those narrow "ricer" ones and mount it to the passenger side of the tranny tunnel.

 

just went to Wall-Mart got one for $10, could save you or someones life one day

 

Could go with a remote mounted central extinguishing system :) Pull the lever and the truck is covered in a cloud of fire extinguisher smoke lol

 

Looks good Bob. Would you believe I bought a Mag-light mount as one of my first intended mods.. The mount is still at the bottom of the milk-crate-o-junk behind the driver's seat in the truck. I've yet to mount it in three years!

Lazyness is a beyotch sometimes..
What's that about?

 

Hmm... I'm thinking I'll put up a How To (this one is priority though..lol..) on mounting extinguishers. I have mine where one of the jump seats used to be. Its a little bigger than yours, but not much, next size up probably.

 

https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...highlight=shes

 

im going to get one eventually, especially after seeing a car dripping flames onto the road, it seemed like a good idea. for standar cab you could put it on the frame one the right of the windshield, as long as it was small enough, i've seen a lot of cars with that setup

 

Yeah, the one in my pics was about $9.50, on sale from $15. Worth its weight in gold when you need one.

 

In addition to potentially restricting visibility, the potential for a pillar mount to become a projectile at head-level is too great for my comfort. I've heard a few EMT stories of treating concussions in what would otherwise have been a walk-away accident because someone's fire extinguisher hit them in the head. Mostly ricers keep it there anyway, and I prefer to keep my interior factory-esque.

 

Wholey Crap! I'm missing more and more threads these days!

 

I have spoken with a couple of tow truck companies that bring their trucks to our shop and they know of at least 30 other cases of rangers burning to the ground. Several of them 01-05 models. Makes you think doesn't it!

 

Wow. I've never heard of this stuff happening, makes me kinda nervous to because we got tall grass in some of the places I go that I usually drive through! This may be a must when I go back home! And if some one tells me I'm retarded to have a fire extinguisher in my cupholder, I'll just remind them they said that when their car catches fire!