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This will be an easy one, but the only one I have seen.

 

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ebinmaine

Is that a bellows?

 

Some sort of noise maker?

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953 nut

:confusion-confused:       Looks like a " Mrs. K will kill me when see sees what I put on the stove", but I could be mistaken.      :hide:

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lynnmor

Train whistle, also used to annoy the neighbors and their dogs.

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Handy Don

Definitely a bellow with the pipes tuned to create four different notes. The rope pulls the bellows to force air out the pipes.

Railroading application? Maybe for a caboose or other unit that didn’t have steam or compressed air for a whistle?

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peter lena

@Ed Kennell  had a guy that used to come to  the shop , had a jeep wagon . front BUMPER ,  was  6"  s/s  pipe , weld cap ends . stainless flex line under grille  spot . under hood were actual TRAIN HORNS . had them angularly  , across width of , wagon .  when activated , your hair stood on end , and you could feel the blast . cant imagine  getting a blast of that on the road , he was , retired , and like to make up things . west bound , Pete

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rmaynard

4 pipe train whistle (musical Instrument).

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8ntruck

I wonder if it came off of a Wurlitzer theater organ?

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oliver2-44

Your not playing fair Ed, The picture of it on the stove confuses Ms Google. 

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SylvanLakeWH

Rube Goldberg's take on a whoopie cushion... 

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ebinmaine
14 minutes ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

Rube Goldberg's take on a whoopie cushion... 

:ROTF::ROTF:

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formariz

That is an air operated fog or  fireman’s signal horn. It is mounted through the brackets on bottom and actuated by pulling string on back. 

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8ntruck

Think I need to find one and mount it on our pontoon.

 

Would be easier than making a small boiler to run a steam whistle.

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Ed Kennell
1 minute ago, 8ntruck said:

Think I need to find one and mount it on our pontoon.

 

Would be easier than making a small boiler to run a steam whistle.

Should I buy it for ya tomorrow?   

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8ntruck
1 minute ago, Ed Kennell said:

Should I buy it for ya tomorrow?   

Mrs. 8n says no.  I'd get into too much trouble with something like that.

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Ed Kennell
28 minutes ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

Rube Goldberg's take on a whoopie cushion... 

It would be a nice addition  for a Wheel Horse Train.    The kids would enjoy pulling the rope to blow the train whistle.

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formariz
4 minutes ago, Ed Kennell said:

Should I buy it for ya tomorrow?   

If possible I would like to take you up on that offer Ed. 

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ebinmaine

Where could something like this be mounted on a 75 C160 Automatic?

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Ed Kennell
1 minute ago, ebinmaine said:

Where could something like this be mounted on a 75 C160 Automatic?

On the hood of course!

 

Image result for air horn on hood pics

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Ed Kennell
7 minutes ago, formariz said:

If possible I would like to take you up on that offer Ed. 

Send sealed bids to my PM.

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formariz

Looking at it closer it can also be a garden train whistle. 

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ebinmaine
12 minutes ago, 8ntruck said:

Mrs. 8n says no.  I'd get into too much trouble with something like that.

She's probably right. 

That's why I would NOT ask my Other Half..... 

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lynnmor

You can buy brand new ones at Strasburg.  I hope that someone from the Ma & Pa Preservation buys it for use at Muddy Creek Forks.

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TonyToro Jr.
3 hours ago, lynnmor said:

Train whistle, also used to annoy the neighbors and their dogs.

:text-yeahthat:

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8ntruck
2 hours ago, formariz said:

If possible I would like to take you up on that offer Ed. 

If this deal goes through, we will need a video WITH good audio.

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