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gimpyrobb
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I have a set of Hadleys that will go on my truck when I get the motivation. The larger diaphram and longer horn tubes will make them lower. Have you tried adjusting your horns on the truck? There should be a screw on the back of the diaphram that you can turn in/out to raise/lower the tone.
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Horn broke watch for finger!
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Squirt has a 30" Grove, fit the MIl bracket, used the original air line and valve. Sound is deep and plenty loud.
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I agree with gimpyrobb, try adjusting the sound with the screw on the back. I actually took mine apart, cleaned them completely, sprayed some WD-40 on the diaphram, reassembled them and "played" with the adjustment until I got the sound I wanted.
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If you search for "horn" and "deuce horn" and the like, you'll find a couple of decent threads about upgrading from the M-series air horns.
Don't use the built in search feature, go to google.com and type the following:
'searchquery site:steelsoldiers.com' where 'searchquery' is what you're searching for. It works a lot better than the site's built-in search function.
Don't use the built in search feature, go to google.com and type the following:
'searchquery site:steelsoldiers.com' where 'searchquery' is what you're searching for. It works a lot better than the site's built-in search function.
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Thank you Capt. Marion for the constructive way of advise other members on searching Steel soldiers archives. Nothing worse that seeing the same guys saying the same thing about "use your search feature" I think I will give that a try! Cool
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my mil ones were shot, so I stole the solenoid off em and swapped out to a 27" grover stuttertone
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I put a train horn on mine
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I put in a train horn, donated off an old CN engine,
run off of the Aux Air spigot in the cab.
The Pipe band demanded that I not blow it if they are marching in front of us
.... that would be most parades.
But when else do we take the old girl out?
run off of the Aux Air spigot in the cab.
The Pipe band demanded that I not blow it if they are marching in front of us
.... that would be most parades.
But when else do we take the old girl out?
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I also don't like the high pitched sound on my son's M51. It is ear piercing load though! Didn't know about the adjustment. Will have to look into that.
A 23000lb vehicle shouldn't sound like a little foreign car!
A 23000lb vehicle shouldn't sound like a little foreign car!
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Check out this thread I made about the horn I built : http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-...66181-installed-grover-products-air-horn.html
The Grover air horns are very easy to find in salvage yards and on e-pay. I paid $20 for mine. You will find that the volume is about the same but the tone is much more fitting for a truck of it's size. I made mine as a seperate system from my stock horn but you could run a line right off of your electric horn valve.
Hope this helps, good luck!
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The Grover air horns are very easy to find in salvage yards and on e-pay. I paid $20 for mine. You will find that the volume is about the same but the tone is much more fitting for a truck of it's size. I made mine as a seperate system from my stock horn but you could run a line right off of your electric horn valve.
Hope this helps, good luck!
-GM
I thought about one of those loud train horns. But I figured I would have some old person cut me off and I use it and gives them a heart attack and they go off the road. Or going through the woods and blow it at a moose and then we got a standoff.
Bull Moose Charges Truck - YouTube
Don't know if it would make him go away or just make him a little more angry.
Don't know if it would make him go away or just make him a little more angry.
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HA! noise?
well ..when I approach an intersection..(or just when I feel like it) I "TOOT" these...(CARSON police kit/welan police kit..) WOLO Noo York fire truck horns, RHINE tug boat horns... 18"truck horns..Oh..and the orriginal M54a2 horns!..Goes down well with ditherers...and at shows..specially with the "lights" a going..
well ..when I approach an intersection..(or just when I feel like it) I "TOOT" these...(CARSON police kit/welan police kit..) WOLO Noo York fire truck horns, RHINE tug boat horns... 18"truck horns..Oh..and the orriginal M54a2 horns!..Goes down well with ditherers...and at shows..specially with the "lights" a going..
