Yeah, you would think that if the siren is leaning more than 5 degrees left or right it would cause premature failure of the motor bearings.

1.) Drill Test

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RVRxgY ... =Mr.Morgan

2.) Update and Growl test on 120 Volts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3W2g3cU ... =Mr.Morgan

-The Barre Fire Company's STL-10A Siren at 4709 Oak Orchard Road off of Route 98 has been inactive since 2013. -The Varysburg Fire Department across from Route 20A/Route 98 actually has a square horned STL-10B Siren, refurbished twice. -Albion Fire Department has an inactive 3T22A siren located abov...

An inactive STL-10 Siren above the Barre Fire Company 4 miles south of Albion, NY. If you look up on YouTube of an STL-10 siren test in Hustisford, Wisconsin, that is what it used to sound like. 8 years ago it was rendered inactive.