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Feb 6, 2006 | 03:06 PM

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7700Rob

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Originally Posted by slash31938

a train horn would be so freakin loud it would be insane. i would love to have a 150 Db horn but they need air and i dont have a onboard compressor. couldnt you picture the look on someones face when you blew that at them?

A 10 gallon portable tank with 125 psi regulated to about 90 psi ought to be enough for a short toot!

Feb 6, 2006 | 03:32 PM

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slash31938

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Originally Posted by 7700Rob

A 10 gallon portable tank with 125 psi regulated to about 90 psi ought to be enough for a short toot!

i never thought of doing it like that. i could just refill it whenever i go to the gas station or near a compressor. you reckon there could be any laws broken with a horn that loud?

Feb 6, 2006 | 04:53 PM

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tjc transport

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Originally Posted by slash31938

i love to pull up to a grade crossing, and as the rectal orifices cut through the gates, and commit to crossing the tracks, i lay on the trumpets.

i am quite sure that i am personally responsable for more than 1 pair of soiled shorts.

Feb 6, 2006 | 06:19 PM

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preppypyro

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Two words man, genral lee

Feb 6, 2006 | 07:33 PM

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lectricman

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Originally Posted by JD717

I want a horn that sounds like the one from the dukes of hazzard.

J.C. Whitney, I think they're around $60.

Quote:

Originally Posted by tjc transport

i love to pull up to a grade crossing, and as the rectal orifices cut through the gates, and commit to crossing the tracks, i lay on the trumpets.
i am quite sure that i am personally responsable for more than 1 pair of soiled shorts.

That is just too funny!!!

Feb 11, 2006 | 09:41 AM

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plow/truck

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From: Sandia Park, New Mexico

I ended up getting a set of horns from a late 80’s Cadillac Deville. It should be simple to install.
P/T

Feb 11, 2006 | 09:48 AM

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plow/truck

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tjc transport

i love to pull up to a grade crossing, and as the rectal orifices cut through the gates, and commit to crossing the tracks, i lay on the trumpets.

i am quite sure that i am personally responsable for more than 1 pair of soiled shorts.

That made me think of my Grandpa. He didn’t have a loud horn, but a old wind shield washer tank/pump hooked to a small tube in front of his car. With a push of a button it would “****” all over the car in front. I’ve been thinking I could use this! LOL

P/T