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| Joined: | 05-19-2008 |
| Location: | Montville, New Jersey USA |
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I used 16ga steel plate and 3/4" square tubing to make the bracket that the extinguisher bracket attaches to. I attached my bracket between the seat and seat track. Most of the peices are pop riveted together. But one piece uses a screw which makes it easier to remove and insert. Plastic caps on the end of the steel tubing make it look nice.
Pros: I like that it places the extinguisher in easy reach and holds it very securely. It also uses none of the valuable storage space you may need for other items.
Cons: It's really hard to reach the seat release to move the seat forward and back. For me, on the passenger seat, that's not a big deal since I can't remember the last time a passenger wanted to move the seat.
Ross
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