love jug cooling fan?
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07-20-2017, 09:33 AM
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I have the Wolo on my Softail...rarely use it, but it's loud...sounds good too with the dual tone.
Last night I did have to use it as a car was pulling into my lane on the interstate...they heard it and jerked back into their lane (I had already moved out of the way in case they did continue with their ignorant driving)
Mine is mounted down in front of my saddlebag, I have the fans and the coil where the horn normally is.
Last night I did have to use it as a car was pulling into my lane on the interstate...they heard it and jerked back into their lane (I had already moved out of the way in case they did continue with their ignorant driving)
Mine is mounted down in front of my saddlebag, I have the fans and the coil where the horn normally is.
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#132
07-20-2017, 10:01 AM
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I was using a relay with the wolo and using the same hook up with the HD horn...the only difference is the horn. The difference is Wolo is a dual tone air horn, but in my opinion comparable in terms of decibels with the human ear.....then again, perhaps I am just hard of hearing haha. Check out the sound vid of the HD horn just to get an idea the loudness.
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#133
07-20-2017, 11:34 AM
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I was using a relay with the wolo and using the same hook up with the HD horn...the only difference is the horn. The difference is Wolo is a dual tone air horn, but in my opinion comparable in terms of decibels with the human ear.....then again, perhaps I am just hard of hearing haha. Check out the sound vid of the HD horn just to get an idea the loudness.
#136
08-11-2017, 10:22 AM
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Not really THAT hot in Quebec Canada but bought the Love Jugs anyways. After installing( hours, ruined horn mount, ruined horn, sweat, labour, lost time and money!) they burned my thigh as the hot air pushed to the other side of the engine was just there...burning me. Tried to give them back but no response until the editor of a magazine got involved. Even so, the expense for postage and replacement of horn etc. were not even considered. Chuck them over the guard rail or better yet stay FAR FAR AWAY from this product and company..
I do not understand why it took hours to install and ended up with a ruined mount and horn....please explain. Installing the fan is like installing a horn....install it on a mount, find a power source and ground....and it's all good.
#137
08-12-2017, 07:26 AM
LOL, electric barbecue starter, that alone says a lot of why you had such a hard time.
I think you should stay away from any kind of tools!
I do agree that a hot right leg is what happens with any of these cooling fans but not burning. My fan burned up and to tell you the truth, I don't miss it one bit.
I think you should stay away from any kind of tools!
I do agree that a hot right leg is what happens with any of these cooling fans but not burning. My fan burned up and to tell you the truth, I don't miss it one bit.
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