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Al Michalczak

 

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San Antonio, Texas, USA
Post  Posted 27 Oct 2017 9:44 pm    
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I need two bell cranks for a JCH. Anybody got any to spare?
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John McClung


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Olympia WA, USA
Post  Posted 27 Oct 2017 10:36 pm    
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Lynn Stafford has a JCH D-10 for sale, he might have some spare parts.

http://www.steelguitarwest.com/guitars-currently-for-sale/
(scroll down a bit to see the JCH)

The crossrods on a JCH are probably standard 3/8" square, so the crossrods of most brands should fit.
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Tim Mathews


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Missouri, USA
Post  Posted 28 Oct 2017 4:11 am    
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I heard JCH was a reverse engineered zum. Maybe they would fit
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Danny Letz

 

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Old Glory,Texas, USA 79540
Post  Posted 28 Oct 2017 5:16 pm    
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Best I remember the swivels that attach the pull rods to the bellcrank are very similar to GFI. I think I used a few of the GFI swivels on the one I had. Maybe GFI bellcranks would work in a pinch.
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Tony Rankin


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Land O’ Lakes, FL
Post  Posted 2 Nov 2017 10:58 am    
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I put LeGrande bellcranks on mine.
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Roger Rettig


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Naples, FL
Post  Posted 14 Jun 2024 2:41 am    
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I'm resurrecting this old thread as I have just acquired a '91 8+9 JCH.

After having moved things around in the last few days, I found one Emmons 14-hole BC and maybe two early LeGrande 4-hole cranks.

I like the JCH ones best: those old Emmons BCs have that awkward horseshoe-shaped spring clip - I can't deal with those.

I'm interested to read that GFI parts might work. I have almost everything I need, but I prefer raising both Cs and raising-and-lowering both As. I'm three rids/BCs short.
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Barry Coker


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Bagley Alabama, USA
Post  Posted 15 Jun 2024 2:49 am    
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Hi Roger I know the JCH cranks are steel like the Emmons and GFI but if you don't have any luck with those I make some out of Aluminum that would work.





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Roger Rettig


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Post  Posted 15 Jun 2024 3:25 am    
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They look nice, Barry! Do you also include the collar through which the rod goes?
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Barry Coker


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Bagley Alabama, USA
Post  Posted 15 Jun 2024 3:51 am    
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Yes the crank had a brass collar to accecpt a 1/8" pull Rod or whichever size pull rod you want.
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