From: | Duane Taylor | e-mail: | duane-A-taylorclassiccycles.com |
Subject: | RE: Oh No - Yoder No Go | Date: | Mon Apr 27 17:06:01 2015 |
Response to: | 20425 |
Dear OH NO: Restoring the Yoder horn is ancient history. To successfully do this, wrap the horn remnant securely, put it in a little box and send it off to Duane Taylor. I know for certain he has rebulbed some 40 or 50 of these noisy little things. Amazingly, they all had the correct toot when rebulbolated and squeezed properly. Enaud F Rolyat ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- My original Yoder horn has finally given up the ghost. When I pulled my 55 Hummer out this spring, I noticed the bulb was flopping around a little. Closer inspection shows the rubber is cracked near where it meets the ferrule. Has anyone successfully re-bulbed this horn? Where did you find the replacement bulb? ---- The change from 69001-55 to 69001-55A horn occurred in 1959, not 1960 as told in the How To Restore section. Here's a scan of a 1959 Supplement Spare Parts Catalog. But we still have no idea what the 69001-55A looked like... |