Kidde 5 lb Fire Extinguisher Bracket - 408-368064

SteveOSteveO: Heavy duty holder. The bolt holes worked perfectly to install on the roll-bar accessory bolts. I did bend an aluminum strap to bolt to another existing accessory bolt just as extra stabilizing brace. The adjustable pressure hold down clamp keeps tank from moving around.

United States on Sep 26, 2023

tomtom: Got this for my CK3520 kioti tractor. Very well made and fit perfectly. Very happy with price fit.

United States on Aug 13, 2023

don wade: I was very happy with the quality.

Canada on Dec 21, 2020

BramBram: Purchased this for a keezer build. Feels sturdy and solid. Despite reports that this doesn’t fit a standard 5lb co2 tank (they’re right: it doesn’t), it’s actually very easy to modify to make it work.

Go to your local hardware store and for a couple of bucks, purchase a 3/8” bolt coupler and a 3/8”x~2” length bolt for a couple of bucks to extend the depth of the hinge (I had 2 1/2” length on hand which was too long but still works).

Voila, you’ve got a sturdy and nice looking solution to attach to the outside of your kegerator or keezer without spending twice as much on the larger model.

United States on Sep 14, 2020

White Mountain customer: The good:
Well built, structurally sound. Very solid bracket

The bad:
No instructions and my bracket had the clamping piece turned cockeyed and dangling so it took me forever and a look at other units online to figure out how to secure the fire bottle with the clamp and lock pin since no installation instructions or pictures were included in the package.

I still highly recommend it, very solid and well built.

United States on Aug 20, 2020

FNSUP: This bracket is very heavy duty and was used to mount a 5lb capacity (4.6"x 4.6"x16") fire extinguisher to a Kubota L2800 HST tractor roll bar using 2" wide square U-bolts. This mount keeps the extinguisher securely in place and easily reached if ever needed. I wanted to add this safety feature to our tractor in the event we're out in the field and need a way to put out a fire while in use on the farm.

United States on May 04, 2020