I picked some up a few months back , finally got around to having a look at them and of course the low note works perfectly and the high note is a ball of rust inside .............
I started with nothing and still have most of it left.
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Blacky wrote:I picked some up a few months back , finally got around to having a look at them and of course the low note works perfectly and the high note is a ball of rust inside .............
Seams to be a common problem Blacky - Ive got another H note that doesnt work as well - diaphram very rusty
Looks good, FJW - but, I bet it sounds a lot better....
I have always wanted a HNH... never found one.... even if it's just "cosmetic" - it makes the right side of the hood lock plate look "balanced"... hated that hole there.. always looks like something is "missing"..
FJWALLY wrote: Wed Feb 05, 2020 11:31 amLook great but for the life of me cant get them to work now - i was super careful not to let anything in the snail - frustrating things
During painting, you're supposed to fill them full of blasting grit, then sell them to someone else. The buyer then tries to fix the shiny black horn, earning a face-full of blasting grit.
Ask me how I know...
Cheers,
Harv
327 Chev EK wagon, original EK ute for Number 1 Daughter, an FB sedan meth monster project and a BB/MD grey motored FED.
HAHAHAHA - that would make lots of bad words come out Harv - was my own stupidity thankfully - just had to clean the terminals better and they fired up perfect - thankfully did not have to disturb my painting.
FJWALLY wrote: Wed Feb 05, 2020 11:31 amLook great but for the life of me cant get them to work now - i was super careful not to let anything in the snail - frustrating things
During painting, you're supposed to fill them full of blasting grit, then sell them to someone else. The buyer then tries to fix the shiny black horn, earning a face-full of blasting grit.
Been a good day - Travis from sodablast just txt to say the front end gear all blasted/epoxied and painted - ready tomorrow for a couple of granny smiths - happy with that - hours of fun ahead to re-build
Yeah not sure what that was out of - these guys do great work (Ringwood Sodablast) - they did the ute body to epoxy and i couldn't be happier with that result - no loss of seam definition etc and squeaky clean metal.
he does some real exotics in there which are awesome to look at - very good.
Errol62 wrote: Wed Feb 05, 2020 3:06 pm
The old mattress on the left cleaned up well...