compressor for air horns

[HJohnson]

I got ahold of some air horns off an old ambulance...one is 14" long, the other 17" long. they are loud as h*ll, which is just right for me Id like to put them on my truck.

what size/where would I get an onboard compressor to run these on my F-250?


TIA

 

[BIGMike]

Trainhornkits .com or Google Train horns and look for the best price.

I have two fire engine horns, 5 gallon tank and a compressor that fill 110 to 150 psi that hook into my horn button

 

[DaveBen]

Try these guys. They have all of it or any one item. Air Horns Of Texas

Dave

 

[HJohnson]

Trainhornkits .com or Google Train horns and look for the best price.

I have two fire engine horns, 5 gallon tank and a compressor that fill 110 to 150 psi that hook into my horn button

Nice would you have any pics of your setup? Im puzzled trying to find a hidden spot for my horns, they are so long. they originally were on the cab of the amby but I dont want them visible.

 

[DaveBen]

I put my air horns under the cab, on the passengers side of the frame. They are loud enough to be heard clearly.

Dave

 

[architect-builder]

This is the writeup a lot of us used as reference to installing the horns under the cab. I have 29" and 26" hadleys mounted under each side of my cab and attached like this:

The Hadley Twins!

Here is how he installed his compressor as well.

On Board Air

Mine is in my truck box since its a 550 and not sealed.

Hope it helps.

Barrett

 

[HJohnson]

great writeup, thanks! That's a very nice install.

 

[coondog491]

wow! I didnt think that air horns of Texas was that well known. i live right next to the guys shop. he has a killer set up on his truck. something like 20+ horns. and it is just ignorant, but awesome to hear.