I remember seeing an infomercial one night after a gig for alumalloy, or something like that name anyway, that would be perfect to fix this. You use a propane torch and this rod and melt it to the broken part, and voilla! Fixed aluminum castings! Maybe worth a shot......

Also, I love that the pedal says "Kisenger" on the bottom of it......was they guy you bought the drums from named Henry by chance? LoLoLoLo

Also, I love that the pedal says "Kisenger" on the bottom of it......was they guy you bought the drums from named Henry by chance? LoLoLoLo[/QUOTE]

HAHA! The old man i bought it from, his name was otto kissinger... yea that would be great if it was Henry

Hey, are you still working on this ol' dog? I have one in the basement...I wouldn't be averse to selling some parts for (really) a modest fee.

OR, may be able to scheme something up with you!

thanks bfulton! when I get around to doing something with it ill contact you. I know for sure the foot base needs repair, and its missing the support rod from there to the front of the pedal. Everything else works from what I can tell. Ill be in touch

Hi Justin -- just sent a PM.

Sounds like a fun project!

here are pictures of both versions.I hope the pictures show the differences.One has a cymbal arm built in,the other is clamped on. Both are as I bought them. V

those are super speeds instead on new speeds right? those are very uncommon. ive bid on a few unsuccessfully...very nice.

mike

The New Speed's spring is mounted inside the frame "T". I think you're right Mike... given what's seen printed on the pedal....

Very cool.

Sorry for the mix-up.The pix are a bit dark and I thought you guys were talking about these pedals.Good Luck with your repair or finding parts.Vati