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Post  Posted 24 Apr 2024 10:02 am    
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not more than 8 inches long and also supported bell cranks if available

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ed
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Wayne Brown


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Bassano, Alberta, Canada
Post  Posted 25 Apr 2024 2:57 am     steel guitar parts
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Hi Ed
You are a little unclear in your original post. Not really enough information to go on. Exactly what cross shafts are you looking for. Emmon's , fessenden, carter, homemade. I would need to know more to try and help you out a little better.
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Wayne
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ebb


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Post  Posted 25 Apr 2024 9:17 am    
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my only requirement is that the length of the cross shaft with the mounting block does not exceed 8 inches. since i am going to use the parts on a fender it does not matter the configuration (square, round etc) since i will be retrofitting.
the availability of bell cranks that would work with the configuration would be a plus. what i can't buy i will have to fabricate
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Wayne Brown


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Post  Posted 25 Apr 2024 11:14 am     steel guitar parts
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Thank you for the clarification.
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wayne
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