


Kleinn Black Triple Horn/ 15In/13In/11In - High Impact ABS Trumpet/ Zinc Alloy Base
Marsoni
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Kleinn Black Triple Horn/ 15In/13In/11In - High Impact ABS Trumpet/ Zinc Alloy BaseThe Beast For everyone who told us they wanted a louder, nastier train horn, Here it is. Three tuned trumpets, 17 1 2 in, 14 1 2 in, 11 1 2 in. High impact ABS construction. Flat rack design requires 40% less clearance than our 500 Series train horns. Trumpets can be separated from the mounting brackets for installation in vehicles that could not otherwise fit full size train horns. The 230 can be upgraded with a BlastMaster Plus Upgrade Kit P N 6885
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★★★★★ 1
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