Have you been neglecting to do your annual service?

but you had no immediate problems........so I wouldn't worry too much!Morry said:I hate to admit it, but I have left my horns in my Jeep on many hot Alabama days. I keep expecting pads and pearls to start dropping off.
77!! Degrees? That's not hot. It doesn't get hot where I live unless it's above 95. And we'll usually get temps in excess of 100 for a few weeks a year.milandro said:nice North European (28 centigrades) summer day.....(77 F)
BTW 28C=82Fmilandro said:once we are on the subject of heat......how about leaving your horn in the (booth or trunk depending which side of the pond you are on) of a dark blue car during a nice North European (28 centigrades) summer day.....(77 F ) is this likely to affect your horn somehow? Would this contribute, for example to do something to your pads.....could this be responsible for a Martin alto octave spring on the crook getting to be less responsive?, I wonder
Both of my Grandmother's are dead, so I'll leave them most anywhere.Carl H. said:Heat is 95 F with the dewpoint of 77.
Never leave a horn someplace you wouldn't leave your grandmother.
What about your mother-in-law?Carl H. said:Heat is 95 F with the dewpoint of 77.
Never leave a horn someplace you wouldn't leave your grandmother.
Start digging!:twisted:rogerb40uk said:What about your mother-in-law?
My grandmother has been in the ground for about 70 years!