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Topic: Left Knee Vertical Lever for Sierra Pedal Steels |
Charley Bond
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Inola, OK, USA
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Posted 14 Jul 2017 10:44 am |
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Sierra Left Knee VERTICAL lever
I made this vertical Knee Lever for my Sierra S-12 in 1996. In all these years, I had forgotten that I made 2. I'm going to sell one to some lucky Sierra Player. The Knee lever comes with all the parts lever, bell cranks, crossrod, pull rods & nuts. $175.00 OBO
Here is one on my Sierra Pedal Steel.
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Charley Bond
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Inola, OK, USA
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Posted 20 Jul 2017 7:24 am Sierra Vertical Knee
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back to the top.
This is a top notch Vertical knee lever. I've received many a compliment on this design.
The vertical movement is the same at each end. You can set up up to be 3/8" or 1". It's easy to engage with pedals or without pedals.
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Joe Glisson
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North Mississippi, USA 38649
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Posted 18 Nov 2017 7:11 pm Vertical Lever
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Have you still got the Sierra vertical knee lever setup? I would be interested if it will fit mine.
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Bas Kapitein
From:
Holland
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Posted 18 Oct 2020 5:22 am
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I think your vertical lever is great. It is probably sold by now, but if it is not would you consider shipping it to Holland?
I am changing my Sierra Crown U-12 to a more simple S-12 D6th tuning that B0b has promoted on the forum.
It is perfect for me because of a side effect of my medication I lost a lot of feel in my feet. So I need to do more with my knees and less with my feet.
Your unit permits me to combine the v-lever with both left knee levers.
If you sold it, no problem I can probably copy it if you have better photo’s.
You are probably also the right person to ask which type of thread is used on the pulling rods.
In Europe everything is metric and I want to adjust a few of my pulling rods but in order to find a toolshop or mecanic who can do that, I need to know what to ask for. |
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