Jerry post up the link please!!!This is how I did mine on both TJs. The seat slides over it fine and it's not in the way of my feet. I have a link to the spring steel mount if you're interested.
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Here's one, they're pretty easily found but some selling for a lot less than this one are cheap. https://www.firesupplydepot.com/spr...d-aqOGrkwRnGJALoXxGibCA19v8ABiZRoCL-IQAvD_BwEJerry post up the link please!!!
Something like this? I stole Jerry's mounting spot idea and just used the latching mount that came with the fire extinguisher. To be honest, I didn't take the time to think about the safety aspects of the spring clip versus the latch, I was just too cheap to buy something extra although I am now considering adding a spring clip to add more support for the extinguisher and spread out the stress on the mount. May be overthinking it, though. The current setup has held up through several years of off-roading and shows no signs of wanting to tap out.No way to say it without people getting bent out of shape but it's gotta be said. Given the obvious analogy of holding a baby while driving a vehicle on the streets and a spring clamp holding an extinguisher which is applying nothing more than hand pressure it is amazing people still recommend this. Planning on not getting into an accident is poor planning. You should have a latch that prevents the extinguisher from coming free in an accident. Do some research, spring clamps are not legal in any form or racing or pretty much any vehicle activity that has rules of any kind. Really, your extinguisher bouncing around your cab is really your deal but I try to mention this on every one of these threads at least once when somebody posts that spring mount.
Exactly, a solid metal latch. Something you can't rip out by hand kinda like your seatbelt. My post obviously is going to be irritating to those that choose the spring mount, that's not it at all. I just want to jog the little safety bug in that one guy that just didn't think about it and that's it.Something like this?
How do prevent rollovers when you're in a wreck?I have no problems with a floor/foot-level spring clip for my extinguisher, especially since it's a very tight/strong clip. If it was higher up I'd use a locking clamp arrangement.
Same thread from a couple years ago with some good info in it.
https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/where-did-you-mount-your-extinguisher.22595/
I use the other guys extinguisher…How do prevent rollovers when you're in a wreck?