WOLL bad boy mounting options?

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Oldnfuelish

Discussion Starter · Feb 8, 2015

Ok ,so I did some research here,and I purchased a WOLO bad boy air horn. Just wonder what you guys did for mounting?pics would be great if you have em! It's the one piece horn... Thanks

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Co0terV2K

· #2 · Feb 8, 2015

wolo

I installed the wolo to the factory horn bracket doesn't look to awful bad. Your gna like it, it works well to wake up distracted cagers!

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Oldnfuelish

Discussion Starter · #3 · Feb 8, 2015

Any chance you can post a pic? I can't see how it fits in there.

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I put the head of the bolt down into the slotted mount of the wolo, then used a rubber bushing between it (wolo) and the OEM horn mounting bracket with nyloc lock nuts. Stayed put fur 2 years now, sorry I don't have any close ups of the horn. Traveling for work for a few days, will post some close ups when I get back home for ya

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Oldnfuelish

Discussion Starter · #5 · Feb 18, 2015

Well,put it behind the front fender,bolt thru the crash bar. Hoping the fender will protect it some

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Poncho Villa

· #6 · Feb 18, 2015

where is waldo?

Oldnfuelish said:
Any chance you can post a pic? I can't see how it fits in there.

of, here are some pix of my wolo bb horn. see if you can find waldo? er, wolo?

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Dean

· #7 · Feb 18, 2015 (Edited)

Mine is attached to the crash bar on the drivers left side. I used a metal conduit bracket, the one with the threaded hole in it. I also used a piece of an old inner tube to wrap around the crash bar so there would be no or very little chance of vibration rotating the horn toward the ground. I can't post a pic, cuz I need more computer skillz, but I just did not want to drill the crash bar. The nut and bolt go through the clamp and into the bracket on the horn. Wrap the inner tube (or other insulation) and tighten it up.

The clamp is the screw on 2 inch steel clamp with a bolt and nut that wrap around a pipe
and there a threaded opening where I used a 3/4 inch bolt and nut to bolt on/to the horn.

Go to amazon.com and type in conduit clamps. Then scroll down to the 6th clamp. I wish I could get the pics to load correctly....
Oh well.

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