The Siren Board

As some of you may know, I acquired a 1978 Federal Signal 2T22B in the Fall of 2015. Over the past year that I've had it, I have been cleaning it up, making sure all the parts it has are in good, working order, making sure it runs as it should, removing the old paint, and re-painting it. Here is what I have gotten done thus far:
October 2015:

Siren after unloading it from the trailer:


Removing a few of the projector cones from the 12 port chopper:


Siren core:


All 22 of the projector cones taken off of the siren:


June 2016:

Stripping the paint from the 12 port chopper:


Stripping the paint from the motor itself:


Painting the 12 port chopper and prepping the motor for paint:


After painting the motor:




Stripping the paint from the 10 port chopper:


Core of the siren completely painted:


November 2016:
Stripping the paint from the top intake:



That's all for now. I will be updating this topic as the restoration continues.

Sandblasting or???

coastalsyrolover wrote:Sandblasting or???

Just using some paint stripper and a wire wheel attached to a grinder.

Looks great!

MOStormChaser wrote:

coastalsyrolover wrote:Sandblasting or???

Just using some paint stripper and a wire wheel attached to a grinder.

I've been using a wire wheel on my 'bolt. It's taken long hours to make progress. You're looks good though great job!

Try aircraft stripper, that stuff works great!