Metal vs Plastic Train Horns
Do not even CONSIDER using anything less than ABS plastic.  It won’t last.  ABS can at least stand up to heat and abuse. ABS is cheaper than metal, particularly because metal prices are on the rise.  Typically, however, if you … Continue reading →

Common Questions
Do all train horns/air horns need a compressor/tank system? The only horns that do not need a compressor/tank system are direct drive models.  Direct drive models come with a pump that shoots the air directly into the horn, vs pressurizing … Continue reading →

Compressor Mounting & Advice
SOME TIPS FOR TRAIN HORN/AIR HORN COMPRESSOR MOUNTING AND USE Never mount an unsealed compressor outside of the vehicle.  If water, dirt or debris is allowed to enter the intake, it will damage your compressor.  Ensure you have a sealed … Continue reading →