Train/semi air horns

[silverscottsk10]

Looking for a decent single or double set of real train or semi horns
People just need that jump to get their asses moving in traffic lol
Don't have to be pretty
Just need to work

 

[Skweegle89]

You can buy electric ones that sound pretty good and they are way easier than plumbing a compressor.


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[89Suburban]

You can buy electric ones that sound pretty good and they are way easier than plumbing a compressor.


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Really?

 

[Skweegle89]

Yea my dad had one on his old 85 dodge. It was electric. That thing was LOUD.


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[89Suburban]

Interesting

 

[Skweegle89]

Most of the ooga horns you find anymore are electric too


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[silverscottsk10]

But a lot of people have em
I want real horns
eBay has kits but they are a bit expensive

 

[Skweegle89]

http://trainhorns.net/hot-rod-deluxe-train-horn/chrome-hawk-electric-train-horn.html Most of your $350-$500 air horns are going to get you about 150dba. Lol this one is $60 and is still putting out 115. That's still pretty damn load.

 

[Skweegle89]

Loud.

 

[Mr Clean]

LOL, the last thing I want on my truck is train horns. I hear them just about everyday. I'll go ask our maintenance department if they have any extra from the Loco's they take apart.

 

[Skweegle89]

LOL, the last thing I want on my truck is train horns. I hear them just about everyday. I'll go ask our maintenance department if they have any extra from the Loco's they take apart.

Let me know if you cant. I have an uncle that works for the UP that used to offer me stuff like that, I just never had the desire to plumb a compressor and mess with all that. Not to mention that if you do it right, you wont ever use it. Its just too damn loud. Come to think of it, we have a couple totaled Peterbuilts out here in the yard that probably still have the factory horns on them.

 

[silverscottsk10]

Louder is always better
People don't know how to drive here

 

[chengny]

Just ran across this set and I remembered your WTB request. You'll need a compressed air/24 VDC supply. Came off an M35 Deuce 6 X 6:

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Manufacturer Part Number: 7526286 Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Interchange Part Number: MS51301-1 Brand: Military
Other Part Number: 2590-00-900-1640 Country of Manufacture: United States
Warranty: No

This sale is for a Sparton Air Horn, that came off a M35 Deuce 6x6.

Horn I tested with air, and 24 volt's to the solenoid switch.

Assembly works Great!
Boots will need to be replaced, or leave them as it stands... packard plugs cover studs well.
Studs are tight none burnt or messed up.

The proper harness wires from the truck are with this one id tags are number on wires are # 25.
The paint on this looks pretty good, paint chip, some minor scratches on it, all in all pretty decent shape for what it is and especially what it was off of.

I also included the fitting, piece of the copper line from the truck this was off of.
From horn opening to end comes to about 12". Width is about 6.50".


http://www.ebay.com/itm/Army-Deuce-..._Accessories&hash=item2a44eb9658#ht_443wt_916

Current high bid is only $20 with less than 20 hours remaining.

 

[350runner]

Way to go Jerry!

Sent from the dust in front of you!

 

[silverscottsk10]

I missed it
Been busy with work and school
I'll find one eventually