HEALLILY Guitar Vibrato Bridge Tremolo System Arm Whammy Bar with Nut Spring for Guitar (Silver)

Bought this for my late 60’s Teisco electric guitar. Parts were well built but the spring was too big. A quick trip to the hardware store and I was up and running.

Shipping was fine, chrome is excellent, and it feels sturdy enough to last a lifetime.

First, I had to grind the bolt down so it would fit through the hole. Second, the arm has some marring on it. Third, I had to get a spring, the on that came with it is too big. Maybe they are thinking of using it like spring between the handle and the base of the Bigsby. If that is the case I definitely wouldn't use it for that. All of the Bigsby springs I have used are ground flay on both side. No grinding on this one.

I traded for a 60’s Kent 835 that was missing a tremolo arm. This one fits great and works good.

Okay for the money I guess, but spring was way too long so had to order a second (shorter one), and machining on the shoulder bolt wasn't correct and requires hand filing/grinding additional material so head of bold sits flush to tremolo arm. Basically, this kit is really just an arm.

Totally unusable!Chrome on arm is decent but the machining of hole for the bolt does not go all the way thru.Also, the bolt is not properly machined, the cut for the hole is uneven and does allow the bolt to seat flush into the arm.This is the second defective Tremelo arm/bolt I've received from Amazon.Are there any good ones?1 star for the chrome.

Fit like it should have and seems to be pretty sturdy. I'm happy with it

I have installed these on many guitars from the 60's. Most of the time, they will fit without any modification. On occasion, you might have to bend the arm to a better angle. The pictures are on a Tempo Hollow Body and a Polaris Hollow Body. Both were made in Japan in the 60's. This arm works as a perfect replacement.