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Mike Vallandigham

 

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Martinez, CA
Post  Posted 12 Jan 2025 6:38 pm    
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I bought a few black LeGrande pedals a while back and they came with these parts - I can't figure out what they are. I see nothing like them on my 1981 PP.

One thing I did notice is that the pedals on that guitar have smaller holes and axles than the ones I bought.

Any info on these parts or if/when Emmons changed the axle
hole diameter in the LeGrande pedal would be appreciated.


I bought the pedals for the '81 PP, but I don't think I need these extra parts - trying to figure out what they are.

The aluminum pieces look like the end support for cross rods - but there are no holes in the face, only then ends.
The Taped up thing is some washers that came with the parts.

Thanks!
Mike

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Ian Worley


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Sacramento, CA
Post  Posted 12 Jan 2025 6:50 pm    
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The black bracket on the left looks like an Emmons PP pedal rack end bracket (for pre-LeGrande cast pedals w/ 1/2" axle), the two aluminum blocks on the right look like the same thing for late '60s thru mid '70s era Sho-Bud pedal rack. Not sure about the nylon bushings but they are likely related, spacers for a 1/2" axle?
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Ian Worley


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Sacramento, CA
Post  Posted 12 Jan 2025 7:00 pm    
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Mike Vallandigham

 

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Martinez, CA
Post  Posted 12 Jan 2025 7:32 pm    
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Ian, nice!

For sure the black piece is the PP pedal rail end piece. I couldn't place it.

And those Sho-Bud end pieces look exactly alike, mine even have the worn circle pattern on the sides from the pedal barrel.

But they don't have any holes on the long side - looks like there's pins or screws from your photo.

Thanks for the help!!

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Bobby D. Jones

 

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West Virginia, USA
Post  Posted 12 Jan 2025 8:06 pm    
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The 4 White pieces of plastic. Look like they are pedal bar parts too.
May be out of a GFI pedal bar.

If they measure .625 OD. and slightly over 1" long. They look like the bearing/spacing pieces out of GFI extruded pedal bar. There is 1 bearing/spacer Between the end stop and first pedal, Then 2 between each pedal, for 7 pedals on a GFI Ultra S12.

May be left over parts from a GFI S12U 7-5 to Extended E9th 5-5 conversion.
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Mike Vallandigham

 

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Martinez, CA
Post  Posted 12 Jan 2025 8:25 pm    
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Hi Bobby - these spacere are .990" long a .500" OD. The ID is about 0.400".

Wonder what they are for? I'd like the metal stuff to go to good use - if these nylon spacers went in the trash it wouldn't be then end of the world. Thanks for the help!

You guys are awesome. All on a Sunday night. HAve agood week!
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Ian Worley


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Sacramento, CA
Post  Posted 13 Jan 2025 1:28 pm    
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Here's a pic of a Sho-Bud bracket that shows its shape better, they're more square than the rectangular blocks in your pics, so still a mystery. What diameter is the through hole? Same as the nylon bushings?


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