Air horn tie in
 

Air horn tie in

Started by Ednj, April 29, 2006, 12:54:46 PM

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Ednj

Where is a good place to tie into for the air horn, on an MC-9?
My wife just got me this for my birthday (oh yeah).
I might need an auxiliary tank for these puppies.
I hooked them to my compressor and battery charger,wow are they loud.
MCI-9
Sussex county, Delaware.
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Mrbill4108

Wow!! Who made those beauties?
79 GMC 4108A
S/N 228
Florida Space Coast

El-Sonador

I tapped into a line in the spare tire compartment... pull your spare and crawl in... it will be right above you.

Others may have a better tie-in location, but that's the one I used.

Steve

DrDave

Looks like TRAIN horns....

Maybe you wanna put a pull chain valve on that to "tweak" the authenticity a but...

I have a set waiting for me to pick up. Gonna make the old MC9 into " Old Number 9"
I have to look around now for a set of air trumpets off a fire truck or ambulance to make all the important noises...

There's a Harley around here somewhere with the train horns on it. I hear the guy's pipes then the horns occasionally.

JackConrad

Oopen the outside door under the drivers area, stick your head in and look up.  You will see the accessory air tanlk (about 6-8" in diameter and about 12-14" long). There may be a couple extra threaded fittings with plugs in them.  This is where we tied in our 2 pair of air horns. We have electric solenoid valves on these, but plan to use a ball valve when we add the train whistle for a morre realistic sound. Jack
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BJ

where did you get those horns? how much were they?  Hook up... if you have an air seat just tie into the air line

Dale MC8

Yeah, blow that horn and adjust your seat at the same time.........lol
Dale MC8
Dale MC8

In Theory, theory and practice are the same.
In Practice, they aren't.

Ednj

Quote from: Dale MC8 on April 29, 2006, 08:09:08 PM
Yeah, blow that horn and adjust your seat at the same time.........lol
Dale MC8
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.yeah and kneel at the same time,lol.
This is where they came from, same as the stainless polish = http://www.berubes.com/p06.html
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Check out the floor mount valve and stand.
MCI-9
Sussex county, Delaware.
See my picture's at= http://groups.yahoo.com/group/busshellconverters/
That's Not Oil Dripping under my Bus, It's Sweat from all that Horsepower.
----- This space for rent. -----

DrivingMissLazy

Quote from: Ednj on April 29, 2006, 09:11:49 PM
Quote from: Dale MC8 on April 29, 2006, 08:09:08 PM
Yeah, blow that horn and adjust your seat at the same time.........lol
Dale MC8
.
.yeah and kneel at the same time,lol.
This is where they came from, same as the stainless polish = http://www.berubes.com/p06.html
.
Check out the floor mount valve and stand.

I have a set of air horns going in an auction on 4 May. The solid brass train whistle shown in the reference ($275). Brand new, I never got around to installing them on DML. Make me an offer I can't refuse and I will pull 'em.
Richard
BTW, 5% to go to MAK.
Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body. But rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand, a good Reisling in the other, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming:  WOO HOO, what a ride