Low mounted Sirens in US

[ruralchief]

[quote="Jim Z"][quote="TBOLT1000"]
That looks like a nice garden decoration, until it turns on. It is not used right? I`m assuming not since there are no wires (that are visible) going to it.[/quote]

no, it doesn't look connected. given that it's in a garden and there's a plaque in front of it, I'm guessing it might be a memorial arrangement or something.[/quote]

At least they gave it an honorable place of rest. Too many sirens end up in junk yards rusting and become scrap metal.

[NW Siren Hunters]

No, that siren is not hooked up to any power. This sits to the bottom left of the siren as you walk up.

[Jared H]

Lowest T-bolt ever? http://multiply.com/mu/engine218/image/ ... =175150825
credit for the photo goes to Gil Gutlerrez,gil64 here on ARS. Gil,does that thing work?

[Daniel]

Lowest T-bolt ever? http://multiply.com/mu/engine218/image/ ... =175150825
credit for the photo goes to Gil Gutlerrez,gil64 here on ARS. Gil,does that thing work?

Where is that siren? There used to be a setup like that in Cassel, California, but it is no longer there.

[Brendan W]

Lowest T-bolt ever? http://multiply.com/mu/engine218/image/ ... =175150825
credit for the photo goes to Gil Gutlerrez,gil64 here on ARS. Gil,does that thing work?

Where is that siren? There used to be a setup like that in Cassel, California, but it is no longer there.

It's in Lagarto, TX, the siren is at Lagarto VFD

[MARSAUTOSIREN]

It looks like they even took the motor out of the 2T22.

[MARSAUTOSIREN]

3T22 sorry.

[CDV777-1]

I finally have something to post in this thread....
It isn't even twice as high as the swing set.
I guess that's an old Federal Model something.
The lady with the town says it still runs.
It's in Callisburg Tx.

[siren fan]

Wow as low as that is in somebody's back yard, I would think it belonged to them.

[SirenMadness]

Either they took the bottom skirt off another Model 7 or that thing has two rotors and dampers!