Mornin RticKwad
I don't have much mud round here, Got some water, and it's still workin.
http://img.photobucket.com/alb...323/hobbles/ATV/27.jpg

 

I got a compact air horn from Harbor Freight for about $35 after the cheap ones from AutoZone wouldn't hold up to mud and water on the trail. After a year the air horn still works and it's plenty LOUD. Mine is wired to the yellow button, since my reverse override is controlled by a rocker switch on the pod. Horn is mounted on the frame under the front box next to the steering post above the tie rod on the right side of my 800.

 

Pretty cool PIC, any deeper and you might need those snorkels, LOL or
do you have them Pic#28?

R'

 

Floodrunner -

How did you rig up the HORN to the handlebar, reverse override YELLOW button?
And I have a Harbor Freight around here, I will be checking it out, any more info
on the product (name, what kind is it?)

Thanks,

R'

 

The horn is a WOLO Bad Boy horn like this one in Northern Tool's catalog. I found it on sale at Harbor Freight. To use the yellow button for a horn button you'll need to do the Reverse Override Locker mod, but specify you want the rocker switch with momentary on when you order.

 

On my 07 800 there are a horn mounted by Polaris. Together with turn indicators, hazard ligths, license plate holder w/light and rear mirrors. (roadlegal bike rebuilt by Egimotors - Italy for the European marked) See my pics.

 

Hey Tipo,

Seems like you got everything on there but the "Kitchen Sink". But you forgot your
Winch front cover cut-out panel, LOL.

R'

 

Hey Floodrunner,

I just bought two of those horns from Harbor Freight, they were $44 each. I even had the clerk
go research the price. If you have a circular with the advertised price, they told me to come
back and they will refund the money.

Anyways, it looks as if I need the long wire to connect to this device then to the battery.
What parts did you use for that as for the wire, circle leads and did you add a fuse connector?

Thanks,

R'

 

I put horns on both of mine. I love em. I ride with my kids, and sometimes they can get to far away to fast, and to signal Jeeps in front of me going up the canyon to slide out of the way. Go to Radio Shack and get a nice big red button to mount through the pod. I haven't needed to use realys to run the horn. They do fill up with junk if you like to take your machine through the river, and mud holes. I had to replace the horn on my 700, but found a louder one....it's a man thing.

 

Face the horn down . The air bubble in it seems to help mine. Been on bout a year now and it has been under water a lot. I paid bout $13 from Advanced Auto and the button from rad shack