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July 14th 04, 05:12 AM
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One dry chem extinguisher won't be enough to put out a tire fire. By
the time the tire catches fire, everything is so hot it just reignites. You may want to carry a product called Cold Fire for A B and D fires. It has much greater cooling properties than dry chem. Check it out at: http://www.firefreeze.com/site/page1.cfm Stay cool, Steve (R Barry) wrote in message . com... snip... The tire was hotter than hell and if I had of had a tire catch on fire I'd have been calling Costello on Monday (got a fire extingusher now) ....snip 
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