Cold fire
 

Cold fire

Started by John316, September 10, 2010, 06:38:31 PM

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John316

I just wanted to say that we have purchased two Cold Fire extinguishers. We got the biggest one for the cabin up front (2.5 gal), and a 3 liter for the back bedroom.

I must say I am very impressed with them so far. The charging was as easy as can be. They mounted nicely. And I just hope they stay just decorations. We don't want a fire, but it is a good feeling to be prepared.

I ordered them from Jim Shepherd. He was a pleasure to work with. I called him up, and told him what I was looking at. He talked through some different options, and we settled on the two. We were also in a time crunch to get them, so he shipped them right away (he even went out of his way to do it). I is very knowledgeable about them, which I appreciated.

So make sure that everybody else is prepared for a fire. You don't want to be defenseless.

Thank you Jim, for getting us the extinguishers. You were very helpful.

God bless,

John
Sold - MCI 1995 DL3. DD S60 with a Allison B500.

gumpy

Yep, he's a good man. Too bad he spells his name wrong  ::) ::)

I have two of his large extinguishers. One in the passenger compartment, and one in the right side bay. I'll probably buy a third for the left side bay. I have not had to use them (almost). Hope to never need them. I filled one with water and Coldfire. The other I filled with propylene glycol and Coldfire. They both come inside during the winter, though, when the bus is not heated.

craig
Craig Shepard
Located in Minnesquito

http://bus.gumpydog.com - "Some Assembly Required"

rv_safetyman

John, thanks for the kind words. 

Craig, I guess it is your turn to second guess how to spell Shepherd ;D ;D

Jim
Jim Shepherd
Evergreen, CO
'85 Eagle 10/Series 60/Eaton AutoShift 10 speed transmission
Somewhere between a tin tent and a finished product
Bus Project details: http://beltguy.com/Bus_Project/busproject.htm
Blog:  http://rvsafetyman.blogspot.com/

gumpy

Quote from: rv_safetyman on September 10, 2010, 08:34:30 PM
John, thanks for the kind words. 

Craig, I guess it is your turn to second guess how to spell Shepherd ;D ;D

Jim

I noticed John found the 3rd way to spell it.   :D 

I'm used to that. I'm sure you are too. :)
Craig Shepard
Located in Minnesquito

http://bus.gumpydog.com - "Some Assembly Required"

rv_safetyman

Craig, yes, I have seen just about every spelling and there are many.  Worst was one time in France where I tried to check into a hotel and they kept telling me that I did not have a reservation.  Turns out that the reservation was made by phone by our company.  The person entering the reservation had stated with a "C"  Chepard.

It is something you get used to.  Same thing when you are "follicly challenged".  You hear every bald joke and they are all fun ;D :D ;) 

Jim
Jim Shepherd
Evergreen, CO
'85 Eagle 10/Series 60/Eaton AutoShift 10 speed transmission
Somewhere between a tin tent and a finished product
Bus Project details: http://beltguy.com/Bus_Project/busproject.htm
Blog:  http://rvsafetyman.blogspot.com/

cody

relax, it's nothing to tear your hair out over lol. ::) ::) ;D

John316

Sorry, folks. I can get it right.

Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd

See? ;D :D ;D

God bless,

John
Sold - MCI 1995 DL3. DD S60 with a Allison B500.