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harky
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can someone tell us what is required for a SPILL KIT
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have a look through the contents here....

http://www.ecospill.com.au/products/spi ... /fuel-oil/

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ok
thanks for the responses
I undestand what a spill kit is ----- in the work place -----but is that the requirement for the lake ?
if my bike ( while breaking the sound barrier) spreads its gizzards on the lake , spill kit will be needed , but is a flat nose shovel and bags or sacks ---(to remove oil covered salt ) an acceptable "kit"?
In other words what is the "official" requirement for a spill kit ???
I am surprised no one else is asking !
40 Deg C @ the lake for the next few days
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Harky,
My understanding of a "spill kit" for support vehicles is a bag of absorbant material like "kitty litter" , a recepticle (bucket,drum, bag or similar), a flat blade shovel to pickup "kitty litter". :idea: The "emergency response vehicle (read "Firies") carry a more comprehensive system :D but for support vehicles I believe the above is what is required. :shock:
(I will now duck for cover!) :mrgreen:
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To all concerned Spill kit can be kitty litter, Flat bladed shovel is a must have item A catch tarp is a good idea,Dont forget a container to shovel it all in,and keep the Green cordial out of your Vehicals radiators {it soaks in quick and you will need a pick, crow bar to remove] The Salt has to be left clean with no remnents of any Oil,Contaminated Water ect and Remember to Take it HOME not hide it around a corner
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Thanks animal
makes sense to me , but hadnt seen it in writting any where
this makes it clear for everyone
thanks
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i'd like to see EVERY push car/support vehicle have at least as a minimum , a 10 l bucket of oil spill material(kitty litter) , tarp(to throw under leaking vehicle),rags/towels,shovel,bags for contaminated salt(to be taken off site to a suitable location),and any special tools/equipment required for your race vehicle(Dzus tools etc).

All push/support vehicles must have a UHF radio (Channel 8),5lb(2.5 k) fire extinguisher,flashing light(rotating beacon,mounted on the roof for visability to others),1st aid kit,and any other items particular to your race vehicle.

As an add on to Animals comment,Glycol (the green cordial),is not allowed any more.The requirements are Water in the cooling system,the only additive that passes is Water Wetter (Redline manufatures this product,should be available from the likes of Rocket,Performance Wholesale,VPW,etc),Gylcol is flammable in a vapour form (eg, a pin hole in a coolant hose ,causes the water/vapour to escape into a potential fire environment),Then there is also the environment! We must do every thing possible to protect the Lake we play on.One F up could mean the end of our race track.
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Yes thank you Gerhard. What do you have that will get engine oil out of salt and not leave a trace?
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