one bartact black fire extinguisher holder..excellent condition, only on roll bar for a week....selling due to color change...these holders work great..holds a 2.5lb extinguisher...25.00 new
Bartact Fire Extinguisher holders are made to the highest standard of excellence with the highest quality materials and hold 2.5 lb fire extinguishers on padded roll bars. We are the ONLY company that manufactures our fire Extinguisher holder with powdercoated steel hardware, not cheap plastic.
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