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From: Nashville,TN.
Registered: APR 99

posted 12 April 1999 09:01 PM         

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Hi Mikey,
I don't know right off the top of my head. I would like to know why you neee one. I don't mean to sound smart or anything like that. If your playing
it and something went wrong, the best thing for you to do is look underneath
and figure out what's let go or what is'nt working. Like the rest of us pickers, if you are going to survive playing one of these masses of rods and mechanical mechenisims, you have to learn to trouble shoot any problem
you come across. What do you think the steel picker you see at a concert does
if his guitar should all of a sudden
stop lowering his second string?
I have found under "Steel Guitar" in the search mode of the internet will in fact bring you to sites that show you just how the pedals work as well as the knee levers. You migh start there. Or go to Bobby Semour's Steel
Guitar World and email him for the manual. "Good Luck"

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Posts: 17
From: Oklahoma City, OK
Registered: MAR 99

posted 14 April 1999 12:53 PM         

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Mikey
I just recently bought an old Maverick, and am now in the process of rebuilding it and converting it to a Pro III undercariage. Anyway; a fellow by the name of John Coop has been very helpful to me. He has anything you'll need for your Maverick, including all the manuals for it. His E-Mail address is: shotII57@aol.com

Good Luck

Larry

Posts: 17
From: Oklahoma City, OK
Registered: MAR 99

posted 14 April 1999 12:54 PM         

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Mikey
I just recently bought an old Maverick, and am now in the process of rebuilding it and converting it to a Pro III undercariage. Anyway; a fellow by the name of John Coop has been very helpful to me. He has anything you'll need for your Maverick, including all the manuals for it. His E-Mail address is: shotII57@aol.com

Good Luck

Larry

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