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Dwight Lewis


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Huntsville, Alabama
Post  Posted 19 Apr 2018 2:36 pm    
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Looking for excel parts bellcranks, rods, barrels etc.
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Bill Ferguson


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Milton, FL USA
Post  Posted 20 Apr 2018 5:33 am    
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Try contacting Bill Stafford
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Dick Chapple Sr

 

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Hardin Montana, USA
Post  Posted 20 Apr 2018 7:28 am     excel parts
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I bought some Excel parts directly from the builder of Excel at Fuzzy pedal Steel Guitar this last year directly from Mitsuo Fujii,
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Erv Niehaus


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Litchfield, MN, USA
Post  Posted 20 Apr 2018 7:58 am    
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Does Excel have any dealers in the US since Scotty's closed?
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Dick Chapple Sr

 

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Hardin Montana, USA
Post  Posted 20 Apr 2018 8:13 am     excel
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I don't know Erv, I ordered directly from Fuzzy Steel in Japan. In fact directly from Mitsuo which was pretty cool!
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Erv Niehaus


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Litchfield, MN, USA
Post  Posted 20 Apr 2018 8:18 am    
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Yes, he's a good guy.
I rebuilt and re did the mica on an Excel.
I needed new fret boards.
I ordered them from Scotty and got a message Mitsuo regarding the scale length. He had me re-measure the scale length to make sure I got the right ones.
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Greg Cutshaw


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Corry, PA, USA
Post  Posted 20 Apr 2018 9:38 am    
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They weren't cheap but I bought two complete knee lever kits, longer front legs, cranks, pull rods, tuners and various other stuff directly from Mitsuo at Excel. He never failed to answer my many emails within two days and promptly shipped all parts. With the knee lever kits he included a TON of extra hardware including two lengths for each lever. He quickly understood what I wanted to do and written communications quickly nailed down the parts I needed.
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Dwight Lewis


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Huntsville, Alabama
Post  Posted 20 Apr 2018 4:38 pm     Excel parts
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That sounds like good customer service I think I'm going to drop him an email and some pictures of what I need because I have the older style Bell cranks the ones that have to have the shaft slid to the side in order to get them off not the newest style that you could take off anywhere on the shaft. I really appreciate the input you guys gave me.
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Dwight Lewis


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Huntsville, Alabama
Post  Posted 18 May 2018 5:38 am     Excel parts
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I need bell cranks; the little plastic barrels that fit inside the holes of the bellcranks. Also if you got the tuning plastic bolt.

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