Legrande 2 LKR

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Mike Wilson
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Legrande 2 LKR

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    HELP!!! I desperately need a LKR assembly for a legrande 2. I broke mine last night in the middle of a gig. If anyone can help me find one I'd sure appreciate it.
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    Ian Worley
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    Re: Legrande 2 LKR

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    Exactly which part of the assembly broke?
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    Kelcey ONeil
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    Re: Legrande 2 LKR

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    You probably broke the remote bell crank. I have them if you need one
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    Re: Legrande 2 LKR

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    Ian Worley wrote: 12 Oct 2025 3:02 pm Exactly which part of the assembly broke?
    the part that the lever attaches to and the lever pin goes through.
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    Re: Legrande 2 LKR

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    It sounds like you need this:
    Pages from catalog.jpg
    If nobody here on the forum has one to spare, Michael Yahl has PP lever repros that should work with some minor modification on a mill. This part: https://www.psgparts.com/shop/05-095-br ... left-17961, you would need to have the lower recess and hole machined into it where the jumper rod attaches. Any machine shop could do it if you can give them the broken part as a template. You might even be able to talk Kelcey into making one up for you :wink:. I don't know if the axle hole location geometry is identical, but it's very close.
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    Re: Legrande 2 LKR

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    Ian Worley wrote: 14 Oct 2025 3:46 pm It sounds like you need this:
    Pages from catalog.jpg If nobody here on the forum has one to spare, Michael Yahl has PP lever repros that should work with some minor modification on a mill. This part: https://www.psgparts.com/shop/05-095-br ... left-17961, you would need to have the lower recess and hole machined into it where the jumper rod attaches. Any machine shop could do it if you can give them the broken part as a template. You might even be able to talk Kelcey into making one up for you :wink:. I don't know if the axle hole location geometry is identical, but it's very close.
    Yes Ian that is the part that I need
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    Re: Legrande 2 LKR

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    Kelcey ONeil wrote: 12 Oct 2025 6:42 pm You probably broke the remote bell crank. I have them if you need one
    Kelcey, the part that Ian has circled in the pic in his post looks like the the part that I need.
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    Re: Legrande 2 LKR

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    Kelcey ONeil wrote: 12 Oct 2025 6:42 pm You probably broke the remote bell crank. I have them if you need one
    Kelcey, that is the part that I broke. I would like to buy one with the knee lever attatched, if I can. Just give me the cost and we'll go from there.
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    Mike Wilson
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