NJ B.S. Thread

Most of new Jersey does the same

 

This months episode of dirt every day is freakin sweet

https://youtu.be/elk3pK6A8ns

 

Thanks James for the cross post on this. It’s pretty important IMO

Found two that will be replaced under recall.

I’m gonna start replacing all my stuff with refillable, all steel construction extinguishers.

Peeps will need a date code for the “Plastic Handle” models when you fill out the online submission form . Use the last 5 digits of the stamped multiple digit code in back part of cylinder. The date code field in the form allows only five digits.

The “Pushbutton” models do not need a date code.

FYI: The date code does not even resemble any common date convention. It’s just a series of five digits.

 

As per @TinyTech626 a Halon unit is on my short list.

 

This seems like a good one, but no idea if 1.4 lbs is enough. Not sure how that compares to the dry ones.

H3R Performance HG100C HalGuard Chrome Clean Agent Fire Extinguisher - 1.4 lbs

$300 H3R Performance HalGuard Clean Agent Car Fire Extinguisher - 1.4 lb. Chrome (HG100C)

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001KAO63G/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_F77-zbVGYMX5W

 

For 10 bucks more, you can get a 2.5 lb halon. No chrome.

 

Link?

 

Having an extinguisher that doesn't work means you just have a small cylinder to throw at the fire.

Different effect really.

 

I could get behind that

 

You realize that after you get angry and throw it.

 

Actually, the 2.5 lb Halons (HalGuard/Halotron) below are a few bucks less and twice the capacity than the chrome 1.4 lb that you linked.

$132

$360 H3R Performance HalGuard Clean Agent Car Fire Extinguisher - 2.5 lb. Black(HG250B)

H3R Performance HG250B Fire Extinguisher Color Black

$132

$330 H3R Performance HalGuard Clean Agent Car Fire Extinguisher - 2.5 lb. Red(HG250R)

H3R Performance HG250R Fire Extinguisher Color Red

$129 Amerex B385TS, 2.5lb Halotron I Class B C Fire Extinguisher Color Red

EDIT: I've been digging deeper into this: I guess we should distinguish Halon, which is EPA banned for production but can be recovered and recycled and re-used vs. Halotron, Halguard and other trademarked names, which are acceptable Halon substitutes that are currently produced and are less expensive. The links I provided above are fire extinguishers that are charged with these Halon substitutes.

 

Oooo, I like those.

 

PA, NY, MD taking over NJBS

So many back pages....

 

This is correct... I gotta dig up that post and put a link for it some where... I didna write up on the different types of extinguishers. I wonder if I can upload a power point on here for people to read/ flip through so there’s a better understanding of them.

 

Anyone near Princeton Nj want to meet up tonight? I'm in town from Boston.

 

If you want to drive up to Mahwah, I'll let you buy me beers

 

This goes for anyone actually.


Yes, I quoted myself there. So what?

 

Dick

 

If you drive to newton I'll let you buy me two beers

 

Nobdy goes to Newton anymore. Especially on a Friday night