Utv Quick Release Fire Extinguisher Kit Fits Polaris Ranger Rzr Xp Xp4 1000 900 on 2040-parts.com
California, United States
Ability UTVThe Tusk UTV Fire Extinguisher Kit is the perfect way to add a safety feature to help protect your investment. The quick-release two-piece mount is made from steel construction to ensure rugged durability in attaching the Kidde 2.5 lb. ABC fire extinguisher securely to your machine. It’s no wonder why most UTV/Off-road racing organizations require a class ABC fire extinguisher with its capability to extinguish fires containing ordinary combustibles, liquid, gas and electrical equipment. The Tusk Fire Extinguisher Mount is equipped with four stainless steel T-bolt clamps for a sleek look and ease in mounting. When you think of quality UTV or side-x-side parts, think of Tusk! The mount is a two-piece quick-release design to access your extinguisher in seconds! Equipped with a stainless steel rip-chord attached to a pull-pin to quickly release the extinguisher from the machine. Steel construction for rugged durability. Stainless steel T-bolt clamps fit 1.7"-1.875" roll bar tube sizes". 2.5 lb extinguisher (weight of extinguishing agent); Dimensions: 13 ¾"H x 4 ½"W x 3 ¼"D. UL Rating: 1-A:10-B:C (1-A: If multiplied by 1.25 gives water equivalency extinguishing capability; 10-B: Square footage extinguishing capability; C: Indicates extinguishing agent will not conduct electricity). Class: ABC (A= Ordinary combustibles; B=Liquids and gases; C=Electrical equipment). Operating pressure of 100 psi with discharge time of 8–12 sec. and a discharge range of 6–8 ft. Pressure gauge provides at-a-glance status. 6-year limited warranty. Ability UTV is the perfect source to buy your ATV needs. Our store is always updating new items for you to use. Sometimes we have a huge selection of items and sometimes we have a handful of items. You never know what may turn up in the store. You can also check us out on the world wide web @ AbilityUtv dot com Payment is due in full upon purchasing item. We ship within the United States. We do not ship Internationally. Returns are excepted for broken items. Purchaser is responsible for the return shipping charges. Refunds will be minus any shipping charges occurred by Ability Utv. Thank you for shopping with Ability Utv. |
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