As a fire protection professional I have to say this is good. Hal Guard's are known as 'clean agent' extinguishers, basically a halon replacement. Expensive but work great and won't cake your engine like powder can (if you use a powder on your truck be sure to clean the air system before starting the engine again). You have good quality extinguishers, metal body, metal valve with a pressure gauge and all fitted in perfect locations. Those mounting systems look brilliant, especially the bar clamp. Great educational video worth following. You put a lot of time, money and love into your truck, don't cheap out on the fire safety that protects it. In remote places there are no fire fighters to help you, it's on you to be properly prepared.
My TJ caught fire on the way home from Fordyce Creek a few years ago. The rear seal on my transfer case came off while driving along the highway, it blew all the fluid right on to the muffler which caught fire. I did have a cheap-y fire extinguisher but I ripped the entire plastic top off the bottle with all the excitement. The extinguisher was useless. Luckily I quickly pulled into a gas station that was where I noticed the large plume of smoke behind my rig. I ran up to the cashier and asked for their fire extinguisher, ran back to the Jeep and put the fire out. Ever since then, I've had an ALL metal fire extinguisher mounted to the rear sport/roll bar!
I never thought of two for my truck. Yes Halguard under front seat or attached to back of seat via Molly webbing panel and ABC 5 lb mounted to inside of bed. Thanks for the ideas always great content.
Good job, no one ever thinks they need an extinguisher until they are on fire. Also having them securely mounted is always an afterthought, until it hits you in the head in an accident
I had an electrical fire on my rig mid trail. Luckily I had a couple bottles of water to put it out. I immediately went out and purchased a fire extinguisher and now advise EVERYONE to have one in their vehicle at all times.
It only takes one time to make a big impression on us... I had a carburetor fire that almost took my car down and the powder extinguisher ended up causing several hundred dollars more damage.
Jason Good stuff! I have 3 of their Halguard extinguishers in my Jeep J20... I have one mounted on my Leitner box where my kitchen and fridge slide out. Grease fire out of control, no problem and best of all no powder all over everything! I have several dry agent extinguishers too... They come in handy as extras on the trail we you need to help someone else.
Most people don't prepare for emergencies or have backup plans until something happens for real. Then, when we finally prepare, we forget to maintain. Things like data backup, first aid kit and fire extinguishers are extremely important but humans stay humans. Did you know that the word "human" in Arabic translate to "ensan" which is related to the Arabic verb "yansa" which translate to the English verb "forget!' Loving your work as always.
Yep, you hope to never need them but the one time I did have a carburetor fire years ago... the powder extinguisher ruined a bunch of stuff that actually survived the fire.
If you get a chance get on Kidde.com and get those plastic handled extinguishers replaced. Kidde had a recall in 2019 on 43 million extinguishers. Good info I make a living on servicing and maintaining extinguishers.
So much useful information here, and man do i really need to jump on getting an extinguisher! safety first! Thank you so much for the shout out, love the placement you found for the decal
I have always carried fire extinguishers in my vehicles. Fortunately I have never had to use one on my own car but I have used one to save a guys Harley that was on fire on the side of the road!
Another great video brother! About 15 years ago, my handicapped mom was trapped in a burning van and almost died, now since my dad is also handicapped and I’m caring for both of them I’m concerned about their safety. Do you have any advice as to which extinguisher I should be looking at for my SUV, keeping one factor in mind, we live in northern Michigan where the temperature can drop to 40 below in the winter, so I can’t keep much in the car for safety.
Hi Rick! Our H3R Performance Maxout dry chemical extinguishers are suitable for use at temperatures from -165F, and our Halguard clean agent extinguishers are suitable for use at temperatures from -140F.
Including my house I have 5 units...1 in my kitchen, 1 in my garage, 1 in my wife's car, and 2 in my truck that I use for Overlanding. They are basic units but I will be looking into replacements.
Thanks for sharing... I think a strategic upgrade in the right spots is smart. The Halgard units are game changers in not having to clean up the powder!
I haven't overlooked the importance of a fire extinguisher but I do appreciate your sharing of these mounts. Also, I didn't know about the clean extinguisher. Which I would definitely rather have for my truck. I had custom made my own brackets but the ones on this website are much better. Unfortunately this company doesn't ship to Canada. 😢
We appreciate interest from our northern neighbors! Here is a Canadian company that sells our products: www.musclecarsandclassics.ca/index.php?route=product/search&search=H3R
Jason, I would really like to hear your thoughts on the 2021 Bronco. I am still improving my Jeep (new Dynatrac front axle, going to 37s, installing Metalcloak Overline fenders) and am keeping it forever, but I wound up reserving a Bronco this week.
I like just about everything I'm seeing on the new Bronco... even the IFS. Competition is good for the market so let's see what happens. If money were no object or if I had a job... I'd get one.
@@AutoEdits It is going to be quite some time before I am even able to order it, and it could be a year before delivery. Based upon the model I like (Badlands) and the options, I am a little nervous about the ultimate price tag. I am glad that I may have a year for that reason.
I run the H3R halguard extinguishers in my Tundra. I have 3. 2 in the front and one in the bed. They look great, but I'm looking forward to NOT having experience in their use.
@@gravitygear A good question! If you ever need to recharge your H3R Performance Halguard or Maxout extinguisher, please contact us and we will assist you in locating a properly licensed fire service company. H3Rinfo@H3RPerformance.com
I need more information about that Pinto Astropup painting. Edit: Okay I should've waited before commenting until at least 3:38 in the video. Or check the "More Info" below the video. I'm an idiot. Ordering one of these now.
I think so... it's been 100+ here and the one in the rear of the Jeep seems fine. I'm heading into DeathValley in the Mustang soon and it's going to be 120 each day so we'll find out how that does.
Good question, Hung. All UL listed fire extinguishers of a similar type must meet the same requirements regarding exposure to temperature extremes. Ours are "suitable for use at temperatures from -40F to 120F." Extinguishers that are regularly exposed to extremely high or low temperatures can have their seals compromised, possibly leading to premature leakage. It is important to follow the inspection and maintenance requirements on the extinguisher label, and inspect at least monthly. It is important to note that an extinguisher subjected to high ambient temperatures that leaks, will not "explode" suddenly.
Jason love the video brother, but I gotta call you out on Large Marge. If your gonna race you want to be able to grab that extinguisher 🧯 with your harness ON. I can’t tell you how many times over years where for a myriad of reasons the harness wouldn’t release. Trust me you don’t want to be the guy frantically cutting away your harness as the flames 🔥 leap higher and the extinguisher is just out of reach. Also your wife is sitting on a giant rolling battery. She should have one as well.
Great video as always Jason! Your timing is good as I've been planning to add a fire extinguisher to my growing purchase list, and I always like vehicle specific mounting options for my JKU (especially some sweet billet goodness!). Any chance H3R could give your viewers a discount code? Or somehow link it to you so YOU get some credit? Forgive me if I overlooked it. Big ear scratches to Pinto from Northern Cali!
Hi Wade! We loved Jason's video and are so pleased he liked the products! Regarding a discount, we are currently running 15% off when users subscribe to the newsletter on our website. www.h3rperformance.com/newsletter-special
I was thinking, what if we can get one of Jason's neighbors to do an AIRBNB, Next Door is preferred. You're neighbors house would be booked out 365 days a year. All of a sudden you will find your new neighbors pulling up with their Jeeps, Rams, Resto Mods, and Pinto would have a new friend or Ball to pay with.
This company offers a JL-specific bracket designed for use with our Extreme Duty Mount that Jason mounted in his Mustang. www.cooltechllc.com/2018-jeep-wrangler-jl/119-190-jl-mic-mount.html#/78-package_options-bracket_h3r_nb300_mount/80-side_of_jeep-driver_s_side
Take those two, mustang an ram out as soon as possible, you never want an extinguisher in an inclosed cab, you should install the mustang one in the trunk and the one in the ram in the bed. If something were to set them off while you are in the truck or car the contents inside the extinguisher could kill you. I run my units safety program and at the base im at this happened and the person died due to the extinguisher getting in his lungs. Please dude, i like your vids an watch all the time, please change location of those two bottles.
Copy that, if one does ever go off, hold your breath and get out an away from the vehicle. Love your ram, i want to build mine up like yours, very informative on all the parts you install.
I've been in a vehicle that had a powder extinguisher discharge (I tell the story in this video) and the only reason it failed was because of plastic valve and rolling loose in the vehicle.
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As a fire protection professional I have to say this is good. Hal Guard's are known as 'clean agent' extinguishers, basically a halon replacement. Expensive but work great and won't cake your engine like powder can (if you use a powder on your truck be sure to clean the air system before starting the engine again). You have good quality extinguishers, metal body, metal valve with a pressure gauge and all fitted in perfect locations. Those mounting systems look brilliant, especially the bar clamp.
Great educational video worth following. You put a lot of time, money and love into your truck, don't cheap out on the fire safety that protects it. In remote places there are no fire fighters to help you, it's on you to be properly prepared.
Thanks!
My TJ caught fire on the way home from Fordyce Creek a few years ago. The rear seal on my transfer case came off while driving along the highway, it blew all the fluid right on to the muffler which caught fire. I did have a cheap-y fire extinguisher but I ripped the entire plastic top off the bottle with all the excitement. The extinguisher was useless. Luckily I quickly pulled into a gas station that was where I noticed the large plume of smoke behind my rig. I ran up to the cashier and asked for their fire extinguisher, ran back to the Jeep and put the fire out. Ever since then, I've had an ALL metal fire extinguisher mounted to the rear sport/roll bar!
Dang!
I never thought of two for my truck. Yes Halguard under front seat or attached to back of seat via Molly webbing panel and ABC 5 lb mounted to inside of bed. Thanks for the ideas always great content.
Thanks for being here!
Good job, no one ever thinks they need an extinguisher until they are on fire. Also having them securely mounted is always an afterthought, until it hits you in the head in an accident
Truth
I had an electrical fire on my rig mid trail. Luckily I had a couple bottles of water to put it out.
I immediately went out and purchased a fire extinguisher and now advise EVERYONE to have one in their vehicle at all times.
It only takes one time to make a big impression on us... I had a carburetor fire that almost took my car down and the powder extinguisher ended up causing several hundred dollars more damage.
I like those mounts, very low profile and functional. Thanks for sharing
You bet... Thanks for being here!
Jason Good stuff! I have 3 of their Halguard extinguishers in my Jeep J20... I have one mounted on my Leitner box where my kitchen and fridge slide out. Grease fire out of control, no problem and best of all no powder all over everything! I have several dry agent extinguishers too... They come in handy as extras on the trail we you need to help someone else.
Very cool! That is exactly the way they suggested for use!
Awesome work and clean install. And cute space pinto lol, cheers.
Thank you! Cheers!
You never know when you'll need one. Great work on those clean installs!
Thanks Dude! Stay safe out there yourself... you seem to be in the right place right time to help people often.
Thank you for the awesome knowledge. Love the new edition of the picture getting a picture of my dog 🐕
Glad you like it! You will love the photo... have fun picking the setting!!!
Really like the pull pin quick disconnect extinguisher bracket. Plan to add one to my JK versus the current neoprene sock. Thanks for the information.
Yeah, it's a really good option!
Most people don't prepare for emergencies or have backup plans until something happens for real. Then, when we finally prepare, we forget to maintain.
Things like data backup, first aid kit and fire extinguishers are extremely important but humans stay humans. Did you know that the word "human" in Arabic translate to "ensan" which is related to the Arabic verb "yansa" which translate to the English verb "forget!'
Loving your work as always.
So true... and now I have a "today I learned" moment as well... Thanks so much for being here!!!
Thank you for that info. I had no idea the amount of difference there were between extinguishers.
Yep, you hope to never need them but the one time I did have a carburetor fire years ago... the powder extinguisher ruined a bunch of stuff that actually survived the fire.
If you get a chance get on Kidde.com and get those plastic handled extinguishers replaced. Kidde had a recall in 2019 on 43 million extinguishers. Good info I make a living on servicing and maintaining extinguishers.
Good info thanks!
So much useful information here, and man do i really need to jump on getting an extinguisher! safety first!
Thank you so much for the shout out, love the placement you found for the decal
Thank you again for sending that stuff out so long ago... it's pretty great. You must get an extinguisher for you adventures!
@@AutoEdits will do! 👨🚒
I have always carried fire extinguishers in my vehicles. Fortunately I have never had to use one on my own car but I have used one to save a guys Harley that was on fire on the side of the road!
Exactly!
Pinto the Astroncanine is adorbs!
I really do love that photo... more than I even thought!
Another great video brother! About 15 years ago, my handicapped mom was trapped in a burning van and almost died, now since my dad is also handicapped and I’m caring for both of them I’m concerned about their safety. Do you have any advice as to which extinguisher I should be looking at for my SUV, keeping one factor in mind, we live in northern Michigan where the temperature can drop to 40 below in the winter, so I can’t keep much in the car for safety.
Hi Rick! Our H3R Performance Maxout dry chemical extinguishers are suitable for use at temperatures from -165F, and our Halguard clean agent extinguishers are suitable for use at temperatures from -140F.
What an excellent in-depth review! Thank you for putting it together.
My pleasure! It's a fantastic product that I'm proud to have in my automotive world!
Great video and idea thanks
Thanks so much dude!
Great video!!
Thanks!
Including my house I have 5 units...1 in my kitchen, 1 in my garage, 1 in my wife's car, and 2 in my truck that I use for Overlanding. They are basic units but I will be looking into replacements.
Thanks for sharing... I think a strategic upgrade in the right spots is smart. The Halgard units are game changers in not having to clean up the powder!
I haven't overlooked the importance of a fire extinguisher but I do appreciate your sharing of these mounts. Also, I didn't know about the clean extinguisher. Which I would definitely rather have for my truck. I had custom made my own brackets but the ones on this website are much better. Unfortunately this company doesn't ship to Canada. 😢
We appreciate interest from our northern neighbors! Here is a Canadian company that sells our products: www.musclecarsandclassics.ca/index.php?route=product/search&search=H3R
Hope you get those mounts... thanks so much for giving it a watch!
3:51 Talk about a throw back to when you were testing suits.
That seems like a lifetime ago.
I couldn't help but stop the video and attempt to research what he meant by this (scraped the socials, no luck). Space suit tester?
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Thanks @Skitter302. Awesome stuff.
Jason, I would really like to hear your thoughts on the 2021 Bronco. I am still improving my Jeep (new Dynatrac front axle, going to 37s, installing Metalcloak Overline fenders) and am keeping it forever, but I wound up reserving a Bronco this week.
I like just about everything I'm seeing on the new Bronco... even the IFS. Competition is good for the market so let's see what happens. If money were no object or if I had a job... I'd get one.
@@AutoEdits It is going to be quite some time before I am even able to order it, and it could be a year before delivery. Based upon the model I like (Badlands) and the options, I am a little nervous about the ultimate price tag. I am glad that I may have a year for that reason.
Great video thank you for the infos
You bet!!!
Is there a video on the seat covers for your Jeep?
Not yet... soon
AutoEdits Great to hear they look awesome and I was just looking for some high quality ones
I run the H3R halguard extinguishers in my Tundra. I have 3. 2 in the front and one in the bed. They look great, but I'm looking forward to NOT having experience in their use.
So true... kind of like the winch! LOL
@@AutoEdits Did you get any information on refills/services from H3R?
I didn’t ask but I’ll check the webpage for info and email if I don’t see anything.
@@gravitygear A good question! If you ever need to recharge your H3R Performance Halguard or Maxout extinguisher, please contact us and we will assist you in locating a properly licensed fire service company. H3Rinfo@H3RPerformance.com
What would you recommend for inside the cab of a SXS? The seat mount is not an option...
The small HalGuard with a roll bar clamp... head to the H3R website 👍
I need more information about that Pinto Astropup painting.
Edit: Okay I should've waited before commenting until at least 3:38 in the video. Or check the "More Info" below the video. I'm an idiot. Ordering one of these now.
HA! All good... I really do love that thing!
Can those stay in the vehicle during hot summer months? I've seen labels on fire extinguishers where they can be affected by high/extreme temperatures
I think so... it's been 100+ here and the one in the rear of the Jeep seems fine. I'm heading into DeathValley in the Mustang soon and it's going to be 120 each day so we'll find out how that does.
Good question, Hung. All UL listed fire extinguishers of a similar type must meet the same requirements regarding exposure to temperature extremes. Ours are "suitable for use at temperatures from -40F to 120F." Extinguishers that are regularly exposed to extremely high or low temperatures can have their seals compromised, possibly leading to premature leakage. It is important to follow the inspection and maintenance requirements on the extinguisher label, and inspect at least monthly. It is important to note that an extinguisher subjected to high ambient temperatures that leaks, will not "explode" suddenly.
Thanks!
Great place for the extinguisher on the Jeep #MorePinto 🤣
Gotcha!
Jason love the video brother, but I gotta call you out on Large Marge. If your gonna race you want to be able to grab that extinguisher 🧯 with your harness ON. I can’t tell you how many times over years where for a myriad of reasons the harness wouldn’t release. Trust me you don’t want to be the guy frantically cutting away your harness as the flames 🔥 leap higher and the extinguisher is just out of reach.
Also your wife is sitting on a giant rolling battery. She should have one as well.
Good point!
After following all the build of the mustang, your work and the quality products, i will be more confident in you that in the FCA... ;)
Oh man... that's a pretty good dig... LOL Thanks dude!
Can you share a link for the h3r universal setup for the Ram? I can’t find it on Amazon. Thank you.
I checked the link in the description, the universal mount is right there on their page!
Great video as always Jason! Your timing is good as I've been planning to add a fire extinguisher to my growing purchase list, and I always like vehicle specific mounting options for my JKU (especially some sweet billet goodness!). Any chance H3R could give your viewers a discount code? Or somehow link it to you so YOU get some credit? Forgive me if I overlooked it. Big ear scratches to Pinto from Northern Cali!
Super nice of you to suggest this! We'll see...
Hi Wade! We loved Jason's video and are so pleased he liked the products! Regarding a discount, we are currently running 15% off when users subscribe to the newsletter on our website. www.h3rperformance.com/newsletter-special
Where did you get the seat covers for the Ram 1500?
Those are from katzkins and have proven to be very very durable.
It figures, they look so good they gotta be top shelf gear. Thanks for the info.
I was thinking, what if we can get one of Jason's neighbors to do an AIRBNB, Next Door is preferred. You're neighbors house would be booked out 365 days a year. All of a sudden you will find your new neighbors pulling up with their Jeeps, Rams, Resto Mods, and Pinto would have a new friend or Ball to pay with.
Seriously... let's do this... LOL!
Hey you always need new content, #1m subs....
When’s the onboard air going in?!
Hmmm.... great suggestion... now to look for one!
AutoEdits dooooo it! I’m looking into the Kleinn GM direct. Although it comes with “train horns”, I’m doing it for the direct fitment
What is the chance of once of the fire extinguisher malfunction inside the car or truck?
Not even a concern for me and worth having the protection in case anything goes wrong.
2 is 1 and 1 is none.
Will the jk kit fit my 2020 JLU ?
Very good question... do you want me to email them and ask or give them a call?
AutoEdits sure, I would be interested if they make one for the JLU
This company offers a JL-specific bracket designed for use with our Extreme Duty Mount that Jason mounted in his Mustang. www.cooltechllc.com/2018-jeep-wrangler-jl/119-190-jl-mic-mount.html#/78-package_options-bracket_h3r_nb300_mount/80-side_of_jeep-driver_s_side
What exhaust u have on?
Flowmaster
Can u send me link of it
a LITTLE bit of a higher price point? hmm
Yeah, I understated that a bit.
Um... the chrome halguard is over 300 bucks before a 100 dollar bracket. Yeah ill take 3. Hahaha!!
They're great but ill have to pass.
Take those two, mustang an ram out as soon as possible, you never want an extinguisher in an inclosed cab, you should install the mustang one in the trunk and the one in the ram in the bed. If something were to set them off while you are in the truck or car the contents inside the extinguisher could kill you. I run my units safety program and at the base im at this happened and the person died due to the extinguisher getting in his lungs. Please dude, i like your vids an watch all the time, please change location of those two bottles.
They are staying. Thanks for your concern.
Copy that, if one does ever go off, hold your breath and get out an away from the vehicle. Love your ram, i want to build mine up like yours, very informative on all the parts you install.
I've been in a vehicle that had a powder extinguisher discharge (I tell the story in this video) and the only reason it failed was because of plastic valve and rolling loose in the vehicle.
Insufferable amount of ads. Left before end.
sorry to hear this
Great video!
Thanks!