Fender 2000 knee lever install?

Jimmy Washington · From: Greensboro, North Carolina, USA

I've seen it done in pictures on this forum, just looking for tips, tricks, and advice.

I don't know if it helps, but for the E9 neck, pedals 9 and 10 raise and lower the Es.

John Haspert · From: Illinois, USA

You might try Jim Palenscar. He was working on a cluster like setup that I asked him about using on my Fender 400. He showed me a prototype that looked pretty sweet. At that time, I don’t think he had made quite completed final tweaks and designs.
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K Maul · From: Hadley, NY/Hobe Sound, FL

There are some folks in this Forum that know Fender steels but you will find more readily available info on the Facebook Fender Pedal Steel page. You’ll find files about tuning, lubricating and maintenance. Manuals, too.
Almost any knee lever kit from any brand of steel can be adapted with cables or other means to work on a Fender, with some help from your local hardware store. There are other more crude methods that work pretty well, too.
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Scott Swartz · From: St. Louis, MO

Here is an example of what Kevin is suggesting, levers from Williams added to a 400 and some other tips

https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=235353
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