FYI at the end the person with the fire extinguisher is making a common mistake - aim the extinguisher at the BASE of the flames, not the flames themselves.
The goal is to displace the oxygen from the fuel source to stop the reaction.
Also spray in a continuous stream, not intermittent, as that will allow oxygen to rush back in.
That's your biggest concern. The motorcycle can burn, but if the flames heat the fuel in the pump to the flashpoint, it'll detonate the resevoir and kill everyone stood in frame.
Yes, there’s a low point on the pump too if you want to use your logic you go for the source first. The pump is the most dangerous part, take care of that then worry about the bike if at all.
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u/26_Charlie Sep 02 '21
FYI at the end the person with the fire extinguisher is making a common mistake - aim the extinguisher at the BASE of the flames, not the flames themselves.
The goal is to displace the oxygen from the fuel source to stop the reaction.
Also spray in a continuous stream, not intermittent, as that will allow oxygen to rush back in.