Can someone help?

Main Train Horns
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I’m hoping someone can help me ID these Leslie horns. Here are some photos. Just wondering what they are and what they’re worth if the internals are in good shape. I am pretty sure they’re an S-3(?). Lol.

Any help is really appreciated.

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It looks like a rsl3. Look at the tag on the manifold

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Hmm… looks like scrap metal… Since I feel generous I will give $10 if you will pay shipping to Canada :D:D

J/K.

Nice find!!

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I own the same horns S3K round back power chambers. Rare the bells numbered 31,37,48? The rs3k has pointed power chambers I believe. Nice horns. Have you blown them yet? Want to sell? Or trade for somthing? Pm me

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I’m going to pick them up later today. I’ll shoot you a PM after I get them in my pickup. Lol.

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Thanks man. I couldn’t quite tell what it said. There is much to learn about these Leslie units. Even after they changed the name to supertyphon.

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Lol. Thanks!

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It’s official. They’re an sl3lr. The bells are, 31,44 and 25. The longest bell is bent though.

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Here are a couple more photos of the horn. It’s officially mine now : )

The bent bell,

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Great find though!!

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Thanks!

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Ok. What all is inside there? A couple gaskets and a diaphram? I’m hoping to keep everything together as much as possible because all three horns blow when hooked to air.

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Ok guys. Here is the first video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqQrZ93cAs8

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And part two. The real test.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iK57Rd5I1Y

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Thank you for the link. I think it’s pretty impressive that there is that much machine work inside a horn.

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I think that is a Leslie S-L-3LR. and it is with Prime power chambers. I am not sure about that but maybe I am right. I have no more information about it but I want to tell you one thing that don’t open the power chamber when you put air to them.