I like the 1995 White GMC

Random Stuff In Oregon International went back to all pull cords with the cab update.

@@jaysmith1408 LUCKY >:(

@JGtruckSpotting They're standard on trucks here and in Europe, but most European trucks have a small electro-pneumatic air horn rather than a straight air horn. Volvo used to use those on the 1997-2003 VNs. You can also order the trucks with the bigger Chrome air horns too in the US.

The Kenworth quad horns are Hadley H02101As (low) and H02102As (high), the ones on the White-GMC WG64T are the Hadley H00977 (low) and H00978 (high).

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It does @Austin trains

But what I find about the Orange is very simple is that they are in some cases so very loud you can actually have your hearing taken out! And that's no joke either but with these new dual sounding air horns the ones that you actually put together or that are already put together is one horn sounds like the other horn that's about right. But the last time I heard something like that was years ago and I was traveling down the highway here in Seattle when I heard a dual horn air horn I didn't know what it was. I thought the one sounded a little sick but that's the way the newer ones are now. But when you have a semi truck that has a horn that sounds like a train then you got a problem. You wouldn't even know what it whether you're hearing a train on the road or one on the track. But what I found about the new dual horn air horns actually those two horn air horns have been out since 1973 or maybe 74 when I first heard them. Because basically they've been around for a long time it's the newer ones are putting out now. And besides that those horns can be interchangeable later on. But it's but from what I know is that do a horn air horns are just the craziest thing in the world. You put them on the truck you hardly notice anything. But what a KZfaqr said here a while back when I first noticed it is how in the world can it all come out to be. Because basically they sound alike. But the way those horns sound alike together it's very simple once you put them together once they're put together and basically they're woven into one horn that tells you one thing that's why you can't even tell. But I can tell I can tell by the way they sound.

+Handlebar Said it Sadly, that truck is now, also, retired. I shoulda swiped the horn off before the wrecker came for it. :(

Ger Brassfield I have to find one just like that, and I won't stop until I do. That is a true truckers horn!

Ryan Davis air horns are Hadley h00977 & h00978

They've definitely gotten worse lol

So when’s the new one coming?

It's funny when teenagers will pull up right next to me and motion for the horn, not realizing the horn is right there in their faces.

@@NarwahlGaming lmao also I’m starting to notice that Volvo is starting to get the point of people giving them the arm pump and having it in the steering wheel there newest truck has a pull cord and actual air horn

Doctor I think you're right I think we'll see you're about to see is very true but these teenagers like to get you to blow your Horn but the reason why they want to do it is to see how loud the horns are so that they can really realize that hey they're going to keep doing this too much and one of these days they're going to get their hearing blown out. And that's not a joke it's very serious that's so funny teenagers wind up deaf. When I really mean is they could wind up losing their hearing all together and it's not funny I had a friend of mine almost lose his hearing to allowed semi-horn I'm surprised he hasn't lost it already.

Obviously the loudest was white gmc

Jack_Trucker 101 We have new trucks... And, I have a better camera. (Also, this comment is a year old... [still relevant?]) :D

Yep

Adam Swindell I need one of these. Here. Have all of my money!

Hi, do you recall what Horns were fitted on the 2002?

Yes. Unfortunately. Nanny government, in their ever knowing wisedom, believe that less accidents will happen if you keep both hands on the wheel at all times. Even some of our lights and radio controls are on the steering wheel. Also, bonus fact, most of the trucks have two sets of horns; the big, loud air horns, and the little 'beep-beep' ones that are on cars.

Thanks for telling me the fact that trucks have 2 types of horns, my fav 1 in this video is the 1995 GMC

mahnarch I'm not sure if you will read my comment or not but some new trucks still have the pull chains like the Freightliner Cascadia

Interesting. We might have a Cascadia or two in the lot. Imma have to take a peek.

my dad drive a 2020 w900 with the pull-chain

[Peter Griffin laugh]

Try a Nathan k5la

The 95 White GMC. It was the only one with true dual horns.

mahnarch thanks your video was great I watch it all the time