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https://www.budget-fire.co.uk/foam-extinguishers/ Try and ID the types then most can be disassembled fairly easily and the contents disposed of, the handle/valve firing cartridge are normally a self contained sub assemble and simply screws out the the top. Don't work hunched over the extinguisher top as if you have an accident and it blows off the handle/top it will rip your face to pieces. They are pretty easy to work with though. CO2 simply discharge then strip, or use it to cool a few beers during discharge then strip.

Depends on type. Water, Dry powder and Foam are inert inside the extinguisher, nearly all will have a CO2 / Nitrogen gas cartridge affixed to the screw in handle valve head which activates the extinguisher when the security tab is broken and the plunger/handle pressed. If CO2 fire extinguisher, you can vent by loosening slowly in an open space, these are at about 60 bar at 20C and the CO2 is a liquid in the bottom with gas at he top an da dip tube inside the cylinder to the valve and horn. Suggest discharge the thing outside, large open space and wear gloves (weld gloves should be fine) as you do not want to have it freeze dry your skin or stick fingers to the metal. Dismantled and service a few years ago... all depends on type and age...... you can find most on line and see x-cross sections of them.

PM sent, I am passing as on a great Mac but it is not required as much as I was previously advised by a uni student. Hopefully clear the way for Ozalid on a really good looking clean well priced Mac.

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Hiya, Am looking for a replacement so am interested. Do you have any pictures you can email. Cheers

Any left or all taken? If any left I'll take one - PM details fro Paypal.

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LMAO - well serial something but as you are now covered no need to lurk here any more ....... move along these are not the droids we are looking for...... glad to see your sorted.

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Hi Dave, Sorely tempted to try and talk you into making up a used one complete with IR for use with the Yukon but alas money is a tad tight and not sure of the full package cost. Still use the White and Red, with lenses and they are great but as I seem to do more NV shooting feel after reading the NV thread that a dedicated NV torch may be the way to go with a Yukon behind the scope. Drop me a PM with a cost if you want to consider the putting together a used IR package. Cheers DG

This such a good offer although being a member for a few years with a post count like mine Mongrel would knock it back, but then distance is also an issue. I am sadly not surprised that people expect to just go and shoot with no effort expended. They should go knock on doors deal with the rejection so that when you get a "Yes" it makes it really worth while. Just in from watching some Roe deer and a few fawns in a glorious morning but did not pull the trigger once. Good luck with the search and if I was closer I'd make a serious offer to help out.

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Shame I work for a living and I live so far away.........I know someone who would love it and he is retired, but alas but he is also too far. Damn fine open offer....... good luck with the search.