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Have 3" tyres on website:

https://www.blockleytyre.com/product/30x3

Email sent.
Bob

Donation made.

Keith
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Keith...Thanks for that info! Since mine is 52,358 then I guess I don't need that "droopy" horn after all, and you saved me a bundle! Man, always something to learn here! Which is great! Thanks again.
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Move me to the front of the line looking for a Torpedo Horn!

Put me in line with Tim looking for one of these horns. PM if you have one that you can part with.
Bob

ahovey wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 19, 2022 2:24 pm

Does anyone know if both Rubes and Nonpariel produced the Torpedo horns. I think most of what I have seen only shows Rubes, but would be curious to hear otherwise.

I believe the horns are Saxon and do not have a makers mark.
Bob

Tbird wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 19, 2022 10:22 am

Bob curious to know, I thought that it was… what’s different about it? I really don’t know what to look for. Wouldn’t mind the education.

Aside from the already mention lack of downward pointing "bell end" that horn is a passenger side mount.

Not a Torpedo Horn.

He’s been found.

Charles J wrote: ↑

Sat May 16, 2020 8:55 pm

I understand the workings of them I'm just simply want to know if the I timer is worth the money

I think so.

Thanks Joe, I'll reach out to Scott.

Larry,
Thanks for the info on the Rocky Mountains.
My interest is to see if/what the availability for cast iron drums for them is currently.

I have seen some info in the past where cast iron drums have been made for the "new" Rocky Mountain Brakes. From what I (think I) understand the "original" Rocky Mountain Brakes, the drums were a larger diamter. What I would be interested to know is there anyone currently offering cast iron drums (e...

Just want to echo all the positive comments others have made about the webinar.
Very well organized and presented!
Thanks to Mike and MTFCA!
Bob

Ford World Headquarters in background

Curious of what the current pricing is for the book.
Thanks

"I converted them to 12VDC powered LEDs by putting a small M/C battery under the seat and wiring it to the light switch using a half wave rectifier off the magneto to keep my battery charged."


I would be interested to know more specifics about how you did this.
Thanks,
Bob