Thanks Neil and Loren,

Plastic chain?

Figuring that I would want the dogs to escape (safe assumption) I
would leave the driver's seat and staying inside the vehicle head
toward the sliding door.  The sliding door is also normally left open
or ajar during camping (if it's not buggy).  So that does sound like
the best place.

At Lowe's they have a 1 A 10 BC Kidde extinguisher called
"recreational" it's red and 12.99, or a white 10 BC "auto/marine" for
16.99.

They are the same size but the dry chemical inside is different;
sodium bicarbonate in the auto/marine and ammonium phosphate in the
cheaper model.  I don't know the difference in effectiveness but
because we camp I can see the utility in the nominal 1A protection.
I'm also not particular about the color so I'm going with the cheaper
model.

On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 3:08 PM, Neil2 <vidublu@gmail.com> wrote:
> Pretend you have a fire.  Where would you want to have it?  The first place
> you mention is the best location I've seen and the one I chose.  I mounted
> mine with large ball chain from the hardware store.  Chain holds it steady
> and breaks easily in an emergency.
>
> On 6/29/08, Mark Hersh <cmwolfsburg@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> We are still in "outfitting" mode of the camper and I was wondering
>> about a good FE as well as a good place to mount it.  I was thinking
>> of the pillar behind the passenger seat/right in front of sliding
>> door. ...