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Absolutely fantastic!
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A couple questions,
1) what are the tubes coming out of the bottom of the 3 cylinders for???
2) what does the blue cylinder represent??
I know the discharge valves are on the top of the extinguishers usually unless it's a system like those used in restaurants but even those have the discharge valves on the top of the chemical tank. I'm a former fire fighter and have never seen any form of suppression unit set up like this. Thanks for any answers as I just have never seen real life units like this.
Dain
I'm a kid at heart, so I will play with any model construction vehicle from 1:87 scale to 1:1 scale!!!!
Age is a state of time NOT a state of mind!!
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dain555, http://www.afexsystems.comAfex is a supplier of Fire Suppression systems for construction/mining equipment, poke around their website a bit, very informative.
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Thanks RMS for Chiming in. That's where I found images on google of AFEX systems .I tried to copy as best I could. I'm sure everything isn't exact. Mike
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