Should I "bit the bullet" and just replace the block? Two >final considerations: one, this referral comes froma dealer who sends ALOT >of rebuilding work my way; and two, I am absolutely buried in work, so bring- >ing in this piano to replace the block is going to be a major pain. > >Any advice would be greatly appreciated! > >Thanks, > >Les Smith >lessmith@buffnet.net It has always been my view that you either do the thing right (i.e. new block) or you don't do it at all. Trying to repin might save you a little hassle now, but it will probably come back to bite you later. Just a couple o' pennies worth... John McKone, RPT Operations Manager Haugen's Pianos Twin Cities
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