Lid Prop on Performance Pianos

[Jim]

Dear Richard:

Yes, an attachment did come with your post.  You may see it below
referred to.  Oops, it does not appear in this copy of your post, but
it did appear in the original.  It looks like the same type that
appeared last week.  It may have something to do with the method you
use to compose your posts.  Check Ron Torella's explanation a few days
ago.

Jim Coleman

On Thu, 26 Sep 1996, Richard Moody wrote:

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> From: 	Joel Rappaport[SMTP:joelr@flash.net]
> Sent: 	Thursday, September 26, 1996 2:06 AM
> To: 	pianotech@byu.edu
> Subject: 	Lid Prop on Performance Pianos
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> Here's another question for the List Members:  One of the things I like
> to check when on standby for a concert is that the lid prop is placed in
> the correct position when the lid is opened.  I was wondering if anyone
> has had a bad experience of the lid being shaken loose if the prop is in
> the wrong hole in the lid.  Some artists get pretty enthusiastic when
> playing and, if the lid prop is not correctly positioned, has it been
> known to slip?  Maybe I am worrying for nothing??
> --Joel
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> The lid prop should be at 90 degrees to the lid.  Also check the prop screws for tightness on occasion.
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> Richard Moody technician
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> ps If any attachments come with this message, please let me know.  I have included no attachments. rm
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