Air Horn gestures from little Kids (Keep tradition alive)
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by peterbilt_2005, May 20, 2019.
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And I don't mean "social sciences".
As for the adults crammed five to a pickup wanting us to honk our horns, I have a feeling we're doing a bit better than them. -
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In the Volvo it is on the steering wheel - where it SHOULD be!
Not my Cascadia. And those engineers are morons for keeping it a cord up in a corner.
That cord makes me hunt for it, so it is useless to me - unless I see a kid asking for a toot.
Then I'll find it and toot it if I think it is otherwise safe to do so. -
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I enjoy making kids happy if I'm not going to startle anyone.
As for the drunken thirtysomething hillbillies in the 1986 Ford Ranger with broken shock absorbers buzzing down the highway at 72 mph, not so much. -
The horns doubled as weapons also. If I was down in Juarez getting a load of illegal mexicans headed for the sweat shops of New York City, I could wedge wooden ski balls onto the horn trumpets and if cartels were trying to hijack my bus, I could crack the 1" ball valve and shoot those wooden ski balls in all directions.
At 150 psi and a massive flow of air, a wooden ski ball is almost as powerful as a AK-47The Veteran, OLDSKOOLERnWV, shogun and 3 others Thank this. -
Thinking of upgrading my air horn and adding a free flow straight pipe.
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