MO 1969 - 70 cab cuts and parts from part out

[snipescastle2]

Jay,
I think the easiest way to check them is to jumper them on a car battery, I don't know how you would identify a low note from a high note, other than the sound,guess I need to search that, maybe by part number? Thanks!
Let me know.
Ben

[snipescastle2]

Jay,
Just read that the high note horns have an "H" with a circle around it, the lows probably have no markings

[Clatterville trolley]

Originally Posted by snipescastle2

Jay,
I think the easiest way to check them is to jumper them on a car battery, I don't know how you would identify a low note from a high note, other than the sound,guess I need to search that, maybe by part number? Thanks!
Let me know.
Ben

That is what I figured would work, but thought maybe there was another way to identify them. I'll check it out and get back with you. Jay

[snipescastle2]

Jay,
I could also use some blue or black seat belts, if you have any...all I really need are the plastic buckle covers/push buttons/springs. I can always paint to match....let me know.
Ben

[Clatterville trolley]

Originally Posted by snipescastle2

Jay,
I could also use some blue or black seat belts, if you have any...all I really need are the plastic buckle covers/push buttons/springs. I can always paint to match....let me know.
Ben

Will check for them while I am in Centralia tomorrow too. I did find three horns, but haven't had time to test them yet. Jay