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Tilt Back Leg Kit - Fender, for tilting amps
If your ears were attached to your knees, your amp would sound better, but since they usually are located on the sides of your head, Fender® has Tilt-back Legs! Secured to the sides of your amp cabinet, these legs allow you to tilt you amp back so you can hear what you're doing!
- BF Bandmaster, BF Twin Reverb, SF Bantam Bass, SF Pro Reverb, SF Vibrosonic Reverb, Blonde Bandmaster, BlondeTwin
- Comes with mounting hardware
| Length | Our Part Number | UPC/EAN | Fender Part Number |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14" | P-H265S | 885978001477 | 099-0713-000 |
| 16" | P-H265M | 717669449339 | 099-0713-000 |
| 19" | P-H265L | 717669449346 | 099-0713-000 |
| Item Length | 14" version | P-H265S | 14 in. |
| 16" version | P-H265M | 16 in. | |
| 19" version | P-H265L | 19 in. |
| Packaging Dimensions | 14" version | P-H265S | 17.5 in. × 5 in. × 0.7 in. |
| 16" version | P-H265M | 19.8 in. × 5 in. × 0.7 in. | |
| 19" version | P-H265L | 22.5 in. × 5 in. × 1 in. | |
| Weight (Packaging) | 14" version | P-H265S | 1.506 lbs. |
| 16" version | P-H265M | 1.752 lbs. | |
| 19" version | P-H265L | 2.022 lbs. |
| P-H265M - 16" version | Item Length | 16 in. |
| P-H265S - 14" version | Item Length | 14 in. |
| P-H265L - 19" version | Item Length | 19 in. |
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4 answers
I have all the pieces of the kit except the ear type pieces that kinda look like large strap buttons for guitar, that the legs actually rest on when leaned back. Can I purchase 2 of those separatel?
Asked by Anonymous on December 28th, 2016.
We only have these parts as a kit.
I bet you could get away with using a bass string retainer, in place of the missing parts.
is it the same part ( tilt abck leg stop and string guide)?
February 12th, 2019
Staff Member
They are very similar, but slightly different. The major issue being that the bass string retainer uses a smaller diameter of screw and with the larger screw being used in the leg stop, we would not advise using a bass string retainer as a replacement.
2 answers
Does the kit include installation instructions (with measurements to drill holes, etc.)?
Asked by Anonymous on February 9th, 2017.
No, these only come with the legs and mounting hardware.
iN REGARD TO THE TILT BACK LEGS, WHEN YOU HAVE NO HARD WARE FOR THEM MEANING THE NUTS AND THE WASHERS AND NUTS YOU WILL FIND THEM AT HARD WARE SHOPS OR ON LINE NOW THE TWO STOPS AS YOU REFERRED TO THEM AS ShowI have all the pieces of the kit except the ear type pieces that kinda look like large strap buttons for guitar, that the legs actually rest on when leaned back. Can I purchase 2 of those separately? you can use the string tree off a fender bass they look identical but I can't remember if the hole was the same size but that would not matter as you would just drill the correct size hole anyway study one of the pictures to see how many washers you need to go with them cheers terry
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Looking to put a leg kit on a Champion 100? Would I use 14" or 16"?
Asked by Anonymous on February 3rd, 2020.
February 3rd, 2020
Staff Member
According to the manufacturer, the Champion 100 is 19" tall, and the closest amp with tilt back legs would be the 1965 Fender Twin Reverb Reissue at 19.87". The Twin uses the 16" legs, so we would say that they are the most likely candidate. Keep in mind, we can not verify that the buttons will interfere with the chassis of that particular amp, so you may want to look into that before installing these on your amp.
Yo también estoy buscando hacer los mismo, podrías decirme si te sirvieron las patas de 16", saludos "I am also looking to do the same, could you tell me if the 16 " legs served you. Regards"
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Is this price for a pair or just one leg?
Asked by Anonymous on November 13th, 2015.
November 17th, 2015
Staff MemberTop Contributor
Both legs and mounting hardware are included.
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Hi, does this come with a diagram and installation instructions?
Asked by Jose Lopez on June 15th, 2016.
No, these only come with the legs and mounting hardware.
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I have a 410 Fender Blues Deville. What size legs should I purchase? The total hieght of the amplifier cab is 22 inches, with another 3/4 inch added to that with the feet accounted for. Thanks!
Asked by Anonymous on November 27th, 2016.
Hi, the 19" legs are typically used on 4x10 cabs.
1 answers
Are these legs new or used?
Asked by Anonymous on December 2nd, 2016.
This is a new product.
1 answers
I need the tilt back legs for a fender deluxe reverb whay length do I need for my amp?
Asked by Anonymous on December 2nd, 2016.
The proper legs for your amp should be 14".
1 answers
My Blond 212 bandmaster cabinet side is 11 3/8" wide 20" tall. which tilt back legs do I need? also need all parts for the bandmaster head to piggyback the cabinet.
thanks been wanting to do this for some time.
Asked by Anonymous on December 2nd, 2016.
From doing a quick internet search, it seems that the 16" legs should work for your amp. To connect your head to your cab piggyback style you need the following part: S-H252, S-H253, and S-H251.
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Hi this works on the Fender Blues Junior as well? Do I need to do any new holes on the amp?
Asked by andretenenbaum on January 22nd, 2017.
Yes, you will need to drill holes into the sides of your amp to install these tilt back legs. You may need to remove the chassis to do this properly. Since some of the parts in the chassis contain lethal voltage, you need to use extreme caution. If you have any doubts about you ability to drain the lethal voltage from your amp please consult a qualified tech.
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Hi. Which size be used with Princeton 112 plus (solid state) amp. Will it work out with this amp? Thanks
Asked by Anonymous on June 4th, 2018.
June 8th, 2018
Staff Member
The 14" legs are the ideal size for small amps, but the Princeton 112 did not have these installed when manufactured, so additional holes would need to be drilled into the cabinet for installation.
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I have an EVH 5153 2X12 combo It is 12" deep, and 24" tall (26-3/8") with casters. can you please tell me what size Tilt Back Leg kit I would need? Thank you
Asked by Anonymous on June 22nd, 2018.
The 16" legs are often used on 2x12 amps like the Twin Reverb. The 19" legs would be seen on 4x10 amps such as the Super Reverb.
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Which legs do I need for a blues deluxe?
Asked by Anonymous on June 30th, 2018.
The 14" legs are traditionally used on 2x10's and should work on a 1x12 combo.
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I want to put my kick back legs back on my 1965 Twinn ( Not reissue ) and need the stop buttons and hardware mounting kit.
Asked by Anonymous on September 24th, 2018.
September 24th, 2018
Staff Member
These tilt back leg kits include everything needed to install them on your amp.
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The 14" tilt-back leg set comes with 6 flat washers. Is it two for each leg and one for each stop? Or is it 3 for each leg?
Asked by Anonymous on November 3rd, 2018.
November 6th, 2018
Staff Member
It is two for each leg (One inside the cab and one outside) and one for the stopper.
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I have an original 1967 Fender Twin Reverb silverface... Do you know what size legs i need?
Asked by Anonymous on March 11th, 2019.
March 11th, 2019
Staff Member
It appears these amps used the 16" legs.
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What reference should it for FENDER Hot Rod deLuxe 40 w, thank you Berni (France )
Asked by Anonymous on March 15th, 2019.
March 15th, 2019
Staff Member
With the amp's 18 1/2" height, you would want the 16" legs. Keep in mind, additional holes will need to be drilled in your cabinet.
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