I figured since I am installing the air seats I might as well dig deep and install a set of horns. After scouring the 'net for quite a while I am still empty handed. I have a compressor (200psi) and two 5 gallon tanks ordered. Anybody know of a supply house that carries the Nathan horns and the Graham white valves.
Thanks in advance

 

lets see if this works... http://www.businessvision.net/edge/M...oduct&SKU=k3LA pricey but guarenteed loud, then there's this guy from ebay http://stores.ebay.com/Grover-Air-Horns-of-Texas

 

For $700.00 they better be loud!

 

http://www.hornblasters.com/

That place sells horns that have been tested to 142db.

 

holy crap those are spendy!!! i can do alot of yelling out the window for that price.

 

I just use sign language. :0)

 

You think the Grover's will sound the same (close) as the K3LA's?

 

Yikes!! K5's are 1600 bucks.

 

Campingworld has a nice set of Hadley's for $197...

 

big truck chrome shops have train horns for less money than mentioned and you truly do not want to be next to them when they are used unexpectedly they use a 1/2" airline to flow the air and most guys just use a regular ball valve but they offer a valve to go with them. www.atwchrome.com and type in train horn

 

grovers are what they use on alot of fire trucks, well know brand and good to go,

 

I My Grovers

 

I have been dowloading clips of different train whistles along with some grover horns. If I had the room I'd put a set of K5 or early P5 horns on. The late P5's sound lame. I have settled on a set of sand cast K3s. Now I just gotta find a set. I will probably get a new set from air chime.

 

now what man would have a picture of a padlock in his gallery but not one of his " loved " Grovers???

 

Perhaps this will help find a set: http://www.trainweb.org/mdamtrak199/hornworks.htm