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XXt Train Air Horn?
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XXt Train Air Horn?
I think there was a link ages ago of some place selling these horns or something i just can't seem to find it. Anyone know the shop i think it had a site as well. Thanks.
Found the following in a couple of threads on here:
hella make a few types
http://www.hella.com.au/cgi-bin/catalog ... maint=2327
http://www.hella.com.au/cgi-bin/catalog ... lmaint=350
or go visit your local truck wrecker and get one
Made by EMD company pays about $1368 for them ouch
Plus they require bucket loads of Air
Here u go:
http://www.wolo-mfg.com/truck.htm
Wolo has designed the Orient Express Horn to be smaller in size so to fit into engine compartment's that have less open space. Four (4) brass triple chrome plated trumpets produce the powerful train horn sound. The Orient Express will provide the driver with comfort of knowing that he/she will be heard! Requires an on-board air system with a minimum of 3-gallon storage tank, (recommended Wolo on-board air system is Model 840). Built with a heavy-duty 12-volt electric solenoid. The Orient Express comes with mounting hardware and 10 feet of ¼" nylon high-pressure hose.
Can apparently also buy them here:
www.hornblasters.com
# Roylance's
# AUTOMOTIVE AND INDUSTRIAL CENTRE
# Cnr Jones St & Newell Hwy Forbes 2871 (02) 6852 2411
# Fax (02) 6852 4215
I'll go through the rest of the threads a search brought up in a minute after I drop the kids at school.
hella make a few types
http://www.hella.com.au/cgi-bin/catalog ... maint=2327
http://www.hella.com.au/cgi-bin/catalog ... lmaint=350
or go visit your local truck wrecker and get one
Made by EMD company pays about $1368 for them ouch
Plus they require bucket loads of Air
Here u go:
http://www.wolo-mfg.com/truck.htm
Wolo has designed the Orient Express Horn to be smaller in size so to fit into engine compartment's that have less open space. Four (4) brass triple chrome plated trumpets produce the powerful train horn sound. The Orient Express will provide the driver with comfort of knowing that he/she will be heard! Requires an on-board air system with a minimum of 3-gallon storage tank, (recommended Wolo on-board air system is Model 840). Built with a heavy-duty 12-volt electric solenoid. The Orient Express comes with mounting hardware and 10 feet of ¼" nylon high-pressure hose.
Can apparently also buy them here:
www.hornblasters.com
# Roylance's
# AUTOMOTIVE AND INDUSTRIAL CENTRE
# Cnr Jones St & Newell Hwy Forbes 2871 (02) 6852 2411
# Fax (02) 6852 4215
I'll go through the rest of the threads a search brought up in a minute after I drop the kids at school.
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OK, kids are at the bus stop, time to go back to cutting and pasting from the search results (a search of OL)
http://www.dieselairhorns.com/trucks.html
horns from US
http://www.siege-engineering.com/
... personally I like ........
http://www.siege-engineering.com/Produc ... ryid=23347
Complete system for $409.46
( I often wonder how companies come up with such strange prices..... & 46 cents ... WTF ??? )
I had a look today Westinghouse now Wabtec I think
http://www.wabtec.com/railroad/components.asp
http://www.dieselairhorns.com/collection.html
http://atsf.railfan.net/airhorns/
http://search.ebay.com/locomotive-horn_ ... R8QQfsopZ1
That ought to get you off to a good start.
My one is one of the Roylance's ones mentioned earlier!
http://www.dieselairhorns.com/trucks.html
horns from US
http://www.siege-engineering.com/
... personally I like ........
http://www.siege-engineering.com/Produc ... ryid=23347
Complete system for $409.46
( I often wonder how companies come up with such strange prices..... & 46 cents ... WTF ??? )
I had a look today Westinghouse now Wabtec I think
http://www.wabtec.com/railroad/components.asp
http://www.dieselairhorns.com/collection.html
http://atsf.railfan.net/airhorns/
http://search.ebay.com/locomotive-horn_ ... R8QQfsopZ1
That ought to get you off to a good start.
My one is one of the Roylance's ones mentioned earlier!
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