TheBear:
This has become one of the funniest posts for a good while on here!!!i,ll second that… neee naa neee naa…
A man was strolling up the high street one day when he noticed that Little Rob was wearing a yellow fireman’s hat and sitting in a red wagon. Strangely, it looked like the wagon was being pulled rather slowly by a huge Labrador.
When he got closer, he noticed Little Rob had tied a rope, very tightly, around the dog’s…nether regions, which would obviously account for why the dog was walking in such a gingerly manner.
He looked at Rob and smiled - “Son, that’s a great looking fire engine you got there, but I’m sure the dog would pull you much faster if you tied the rope around his neck…”
“Yeah,” Rob replied, “but then I wouldn’t have a siren!”
Neil, can I suggest a visit here www.ahajokes.com for some good jokes as you’ve evidently run out
its keeping us amused rob
Perhaps you’d like to take your fun to a more appropriate forum, like this one : firetrucks.com/
Rob
If you really want one, i believe they are called bull horns,(i could be wrong)
They sell all sorts of electrical goodies, As far as I know these are legal items as they are a horn and not a siren, But check it with the above companies.
Hope this helps, and not a sarcastic comment in sight
Well done, Disco… I knew what Rob wanted but not their name! Thats exactly what they are called :O)
I think Rob would be out of luck with those sites Disco, they don’t sell to the public:
“We only sell to the Emergency Services or organisations that are authorised to use them.”
May be he could pretend!!! specialy if he wears his hat!
I’ve bought stuff from woodway before and I’m not working for any emergency service, You have to register to buy over the internet but they don’t ask your job,
So he should be OK, Also a bull horn is a horn and not a siren so it does not matter, Failing that there are loads on e-bay, if you look at the american site, so seller do not post to the UK but I have found that if you e-mail them and ask most will send stuff to you,
so wots going to happen now is, every time we pull over to the side of the road thinking here comes a fire engine all that happens is that rob flies past with a big grin on … …picture the scene…hahahahahahahahahah…
Terry are you suggesting that a premium could overtake other vehicles. Surely not. It aint got the power.
you could try this link. http://www.emergencyequipment.co.uk/
I have got , in my shed, the biggest pair of horns you have seen.
No, they are not off a wild animal, but a train.
Now, not being a train spotter, I have been told they are off a 1960’s Diesel Freight Train ( someone mentioned a Class 47 ?)
The large one is about 18" long, the small one about 12" long.
They were black in colour when I had them, but a quick rub with the Solvosol soon revealed them to be brass.
I have never fitted them to a wagon,but have tried them on an air supply.
Ear muffs or what !!!
I’ll let you know when they are on E - Bay in a couple of weeks.
Cheers, ( pardon! )
Niall.
you could always go for the old klaxon type rob, the sort fitted to old 1940’s cars if you wanted to go for comedy effect, but on second thoughts this thread is making me chuckle big time
chris
Somehow it’s hard to imagine a Renault Premium, painted in Red, with beg Nee Nahhh horns fitted, a Young driver sitting behind the wheel, looking for police to chase him or other trucks to drive round and round the roundabouts with
And of course the radio Plying loudly for all to hear with the oldies song from the 60’s belting out, “Get the Fire Brigade Get the Fire Brigade”
Niall:
Now, not being a train spotter, I have been told they are off a 1960’s Diesel Freight Train ( someone mentioned a Class 47 ?)
I know a lad who used to have a set of those and his company wouldn’t let him tap into the air supply to run them so he took the feed from the air seat, every time he sounded the horn the seat sank to the stops. Good job he was well over six feet tall.
with a name number plate with dennis on the grill■■?
chris
Coffeeholic:
Niall:
Now, not being a train spotter, I have been told they are off a 1960’s Diesel Freight Train ( someone mentioned a Class 47 ?)I know a lad who used to have a set of those and his company wouldn’t let him tap into the air supply to run them so he took the feed from the air seat, every time he sounded the horn the seat sank to the stops. Good job he was well over six feet tall.
was that tc by any chance coffee as hes over 6ft