Plug to disable Horn?

[Sven@theLake]

I know the ability to sound a horn is required to overtake or to alert others in foggy weather, but my 3 year grandson has found the red button and loves to hear the horn. Any ideas on how to temporarily disable a Bennington rocker switch?

 

[Pbakk]

Fruit snacks and animal crackers!

 

[GarySWI]

I know the ability to sound a horn is required to overtake or to alert others in foggy weather, but my 3 year grandson has found the red button and loves to hear the horn. Any ideas on how to temporarily disable a Bennington rocker switch?

I don't think that disabling a safety feature is ever a good idea.

 

[Potomacbassin’]

My young son only had to mess with it once before finding out the hard way not to touch it anymore. I know he's your grandson but school of hard knocks usually is very effective!

 

[Sven@theLake]

Fruit snacks and animal crackers!

I love this one--he does love snacks!

 

[Sven@theLake]

My young son only had to mess with it once before finding out the hard way not to touch it anymore. I know he's your grandson but school of hard knocks usually is very effective!

Copy--I agree setting the boundary for a safety device is a better approach!

 

[Vikingstaff]

Setting the boundary will be good down the road to with the idea of some things are for safety, and when so, we use them appropriately. Gotta love little ones learning about the world around them. Not easy guiding them along…

Enjoy you time on the water with family and your Grands!