In a message dated 96-08-08 01:12:39 EDT, you write: << More questions from an Associate who wants to do the right thing, yet at least get some money back out of these pianos. Sincerely, David A. Vanderhoofven David, You might consider diassembling one or more of the pianos. If you have space, you may want to store the action & keys for parts. You can salvage a quantity of screws and bolts from the case & frame, sell the plate for scrap iron, perhaps use the case parts as lumber or firewood. The knowledge you will gain from totally diassembling a piano will be worth the time. Good luck, Dale Probst Registered Piano Technician Ward & Probst, Inc. Piano & Organ Service Wichita Falls, TX
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