Used New Holland Trumpet Horns: Reconditioned Tractor Horns

Our New Holland horn-type audible warnings undergo a complete overhaul of their electronic and mechanical components. Technicians carefully verify the acoustic power, generally ranging from 110 to 120 decibels depending on the model. This intensity ensures effective signaling even in the noisy environments of agricultural sites.

The main advantage lies in the installation versatility. Whether your tractor has a built-in m1 12v basuri compressor or requires external fitting, our trumpet horns adapt to various configurations. Standardized electrical connections facilitate replacement of faulty equipment without major wiring modifications.

Each reconditioned unit benefits from a performance guarantee. Final tests confirm proper operation on test benches before shipping to your site.

What is a trumpet horn on a tractor?

• The trumpet horn refers to a powerful audible signal mounted on the rear or front axle of the tractor.
• It differs from a standard horn by its elongated shape and ability to produce lower-pitched sounds.
• Its primary role is to signal the tractor's presence during maneuvers and road movements.
• Trumpet horns use compressed air from the pneumatic system to generate their distinctive sound.
• They are usually installed in symmetrical pairs on each side of the axle for balanced sound output.
• Unlike simple electric horns, they offer greater acoustic range suited for agricultural machinery.
• Their robust construction withstands harsh agricultural conditions and weather exposure.

12V and 24V Trumpet Horns for New Holland

New Holland trumpet horns operate with two main supply voltages: 12V for compact and utility tractors, 24V for high-powered machines and recent models. This technical distinction directly affects the current draw, typically around 1.2 amps in 12V setups.

Electrical compatibility determines the appropriate model for your agricultural machine. The 24V versions mainly fit New Holland T6, T7, and higher series since 2018. Older models usually retain the 12V standard, particularly in the TD and TN ranges.

Identification is quickly done via the tractor’s nameplate or user manual. This prior check prevents any malfunction when replacing your faulty audible warning device.

Compatibility with Massey Ferguson and Other Brands

• Universal electrical standards allow New Holland trumpet horns to be fitted on Massey Ferguson tractors.
• Interchangeability extends to brands like Case IH, John Deere, Claas, and Deutz Fahr without major modifications.
• Cross-references facilitate replacements, for example between New Holland T6 and Massey Ferguson 6700 series.
• Standardized pneumatic fittings permit installation on various manufacturers since 2015.
• Universal mounting brackets adapt to rear axles of most European brands.
• This versatility reduces maintenance costs by using common parts across different manufacturers.
• Electrical connectors comply with ISO standards common to modern agricultural machinery.

Horns With or Without Compressor: Which Setup?

Does your tractor already have a compressed air system? This question fully determines your installation choice. Factory-equipped tractors have adequate pneumatic pressure to directly power air trumpet horns.

If there is no built-in compressor, two options are available. Adding an external 2-bar compressor ensures optimal sound power and regular use without straining the electrical system. Alternatively, direct electric horns offer simpler installation by connecting only to the battery.

The choice directly impacts acoustic performance. Pneumatic systems deliver higher intensity and deeper sound, especially appreciated on large tractors. Electric versions suit occasional use and compact machines where compressor space is limited.

Used TMC Bejenne Trumpet Horns: Guaranteed Quality

• Strict reconditioning process at our 11-hectare site in Naintré with multiple inspections.
• Systematic checks of sealing, electrical circuits, and mounting brackets by our technicians.
• Sound power verified on test bench before certified market release.
• Careful selection of dismantled components to ensure optimal second-life parts.
• Immediate availability of 12V and 24V versions according to your agricultural tractor model.
• TMC Bejenne quality certification for operational reliability equivalent to new parts.
• Cost-effective and durable solution to quickly replace your faulty audible warnings.

Installation and Connection of Your Basuri Horn

Installation requires careful preparation of your equipment. Before any work, disconnect the electrical power and locate the optimal spot on your New Holland tractor. The procedure starts with mechanical mounting of the trumpet horns on the designated bracket, usually near the rear axle.

On the electrical connection side, connect the red wire to the positive battery terminal through a 15A fuse. The black wire connects directly to the chassis ground to ensure electrical continuity. If your setup includes an external compressor, connect it to the existing pneumatic circuit or create a dedicated supply according to manufacturer specifications.

Test the operation immediately after connection to validate the installation. Your Basuri horn should produce a powerful and clear sound without electrical interference.