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my air horns keep stopping working even after I bash the mud out.
anyone got any they want to sell?
anyone got any they want to sell?
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Tim
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have you got a small air compressor DD as i got 2 very nice horns here that i got off a train.....lol..Originally posted by dirtydogLast edited by stormforce; 25 April 2007, 17:04.https://www.facebook.com/groups/henpals/ -
well my current compressor still works ok - whether it would run one of those or not i dont know.... [goes off looking for compressors]Tim
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they are set to speak at 10psi each and you don't wanna stand beside them when they go off.I managed to get them off a ballast regulator before it went for s$$$$.I was thinking about putting them on mine but seeing as i'v spent so much on servicing and new turbo etc i don't think i will be able to aford a compressor to run them so i am thinking of selling them.If you want the measuements of them let me know as they are bigger than they lookOriginally posted by dirtydoghttps://www.facebook.com/groups/henpals/Comment
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I can see they are BIG! maybe I wont have room for them, i couldnt find space for an oil catch tank. No idea how much psi my weedy compressor can do though at the moment.Originally posted by stormforce1067Tim
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Just a thought, have you considered turning them backwards to keep the mud out? You'd sh!t yourself everytime you used the horn, but it might keep working
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yeah I was thinking that but I need to replace the ones Ive busted already.Tim
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i was going to try and get the compressor aswell but never had time b4 they came to load the ballst regulator onto a low loader for s$$$$Originally posted by dirtydoghttps://www.facebook.com/groups/henpals/Comment
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How much you are looking for pair incl postage ?
How much you are looking for pair incl postage ?Originally posted by stormforce1067Comment
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i wouldn't like to put a price on them at the mo as i never really thought about selling them till today and don't really know how much they are worth.I think postage will be a bit tho as they are fairly heavyOriginally posted by mithujee
here's a bit of info on them
Ks 1 : E flat note - 311 Hz Part 30291
Ks 2 : G flat note - 370 Hz Part 30292
i am just trying to find out what they are going to be worth so will let you know if i can get a answer to my emailLast edited by stormforce; 24 January 2007, 17:36.https://www.facebook.com/groups/henpals/Comment
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I have just had a price of £98 each for refurbs for these horns and they have sent me the details of what type of compressor you will need for running them.
you will need air supply of 7 bar ( 100psi) @ 11 ltrs per second
If you are still interested then make an offer and we'll go from there.
They will need a bit of a clean and repainting tho but condition wise they are in good nick for being on a train for a few yearshttps://www.facebook.com/groups/henpals/Comment
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These are what the ones i got are like (4th ones down) but i only have the 2 which are seperate and not joined like these are
http://www.airhornsoftexas.com/train/train.htmlhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/henpals/Comment
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Originally posted by stormforce1067
$878 new! What's so special about them then??Comment
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God knows why those are some expensiveOriginally posted by BUSHWHACKER
this is a copy of the email i got sent from a supplier of horns to different train companies.
new prices would be .KS1..£146.85
KS2..£144.70
we can offer the refurbs ( with 1 year warranty) @ £98.00 each
ex stock
there will be a carriage charge of £15.00
therefore total cost of £211.00 + vat
you will need air supply of 7 bar ( 100psi) @ 11 ltrs per second
see attached drawing of KS1 & 2https://www.facebook.com/groups/henpals/Comment
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