--- You wrote( PNOTNR@aol.com): I'm glad that there was a question about where to get authentic legs for a S&S Grand. It reminded me to ask if anyone knows of a piano truck or other system that would work for a grand piano (a 1914 S&S Model A) with double legs. It is in a college classroom that is also used as a rehearsal area for small ensembles. They want to be able to move the piano around. I could p --- end of quoted material --- We have an ex-player Sty 'M' here at Dartmouth College with double legs that needed to be mounted on a standard piano truck. I had a metal-working buddy fabricate three suitably thick flat steel plates. Each one has two large welded pins, sticking up about 1/2" into the pairs of leg sockets (insurance that the legs won't slip off), and a hole in the middle to bolt to the truck. The retrofit was simple, inexpensive, and worked fine. Danny Dover Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH
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