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Rjs 5 Pound Halon Fe1301 Fire Bottle on 2040-parts.com

US $229.00
Location:

Lacon, Illinois, United States

Lacon, Illinois, United States
Condition:New

Spare 5 # Bottle from my RJS Fire System we had in my Race Car. It has never been mounted. Note clean backside. Included are some new and used spare parts. One activator hat is new. One is used. Note both have proper -4 flare fittings with stubbed part inside. Extra cables , knob clamps, some fittings  included. You can see by the gauge the bottle is filled with 5# FE1301 Halon.

Unfortunately I had couple occasions to use this substance. Works great and no residue. I used RJS Fire Systems from 1984 to 2012.

Will ship all orig 48 states for $20.            Animal Jim Lacon, IL.



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