Ford Ranger Super Duty (2025-Current) Fire Extinguisher Bracket - Pirate Camp Co
Pirate Camp Co.A vehicle specific fire extinguisher bracket for the Ford Ranger Super Duty (2025-Current). Pirate Camp Co make it from mild steel in a texture black powder coat and supply the bolts that fix the extinguisher to the bracket. It is pictured and bundled with a 1kg extinguisher.
What vehicles does this fit?
| Make | Model | Variant | Body | Years | Fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ford | Ranger Super Duty | - | All | 2025-Current | Direct fit |
| Ford | Ranger Next Gen (P703) | - | Dual Cab | 2022-Current | Does not fit |
| Ford | Everest Next Gen (U704) | - | Wagon | 2022-Current | Does not fit |
Key features
- Suits a 1kg fire extinguisher, the size Pirate Camp Co picture and bundle with it
- Bolts supplied to fix the extinguisher to the bracket
- Mild steel with a texture black powder coat
- Australian made and owned
- Also sold bundled with a 1kg extinguisher
Specifications
- Material: mild steel
- Finish: texture black powder coat
- Extinguisher size: 1kg
Fitting and installation
A socket set covers it. The extinguisher then bolts to the bracket with the hardware supplied, so it sits in one fixed position rather than rolling around a footwell where it is both hard to find and dangerous in a crash.
What's included
- Fire extinguisher bracket
- Bolts to mount the extinguisher to the bracket
Not included: the extinguisher. The same bracket is also sold bundled with a 1kg extinguisher.
Frequently asked questions
What size extinguisher does it hold?
A 1kg unit. That is the size Pirate Camp Co picture on the bracket and the size they sell with it in the bundle, and it is the size most 4WD clubs and touring groups ask people to carry.
Is the extinguisher included?
Not with this listing. If you want the pair together, the same bracket is listed bundled with a 1kg extinguisher.
Does the extinguisher need checking?
Yes. Look at the pressure gauge and make sure the needle still sits in the green, check the pin is in place and the seal is intact, and mark the date on the tag when you check it. An extinguisher that has lost pressure is worth nothing when you need it.
Why bother with a bracket at all?
A loose extinguisher is useless in an emergency and a projectile in a crash. On a bracket it stays in one known position, which is the only way anyone finds it quickly. Reaching for it should not involve looking for it first.