Took a quick look. Here's a post on this forum:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=411077
The fourth post in this thread as well:
http://www.rickenbacker.com/forum/viewt ... =2&t=15285
I'll try to look some more later.
Consensus on 1st Gen 4003 Series (truss adjust @ heel, etc)?
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Re: Consensus on 1st Gen 4003 Series (truss adjust @ heel, e
--Bob
2015 4003 FG
1992 4003FL FG
1983 4003 WAL
Gone (stolen) but not forgotten, 1978 4001 WHT
2015 4003 FG
1992 4003FL FG
1983 4003 WAL
Gone (stolen) but not forgotten, 1978 4001 WHT
Re: Consensus on 1st Gen 4003 Series (truss adjust @ heel, e
OK, mine is no longer 7000 miles away, it's sitting in its case here in the same room with me. I'll open her up a bit later and make that measurement.
By the way, this is the bass that's in Paul's book on page 63 showing the truss rod arrangement for early 4003 models. It's definitely the way it came from the factory...
By the way, this is the bass that's in Paul's book on page 63 showing the truss rod arrangement for early 4003 models. It's definitely the way it came from the factory...
I have NO idea what to do with those skinny stringed things... I'm just a bass player...
Re: Consensus on 1st Gen 4003 Series (truss adjust @ heel, e
Well, here's the measurement, 3/8 inch is correct, at least for 1984...
I have NO idea what to do with those skinny stringed things... I'm just a bass player...
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Re: Consensus on 1st Gen 4003 Series (truss adjust @ heel, e
Right, and clearly not the same type of nuts as on the 4001 rods (hexagonal standoff). I'll have to append the info for future editions of the book (if ever). 
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