Hi Brian, I'm only aware of what's -supposed- to be there. In schools, I use a different set of statistics (and work-arounds). Anything that can be used, abused, or easily removed or broken off... is. Jim Harvey ... who also routinely uses and tightens the dingus stick, when available. At 04:48 PM 10/25/99 -0400, you wrote: >Hi Jim, > >>(Referring to a lid prop)...They even work on the Hamilton (aka >Kenworth) >one-piece hood, >> fallboard, and upper panel... > >Most of the Hamiltons that I've seen with the "Kenworth hoods" also have >that little lid prop attached to the left inside part of the 'hood' that >swings down and props it open. I can't remember any that I've seen recently >that didn't have one. (They're a pain when they try to fall down when >you're trying to close the 'hood'. I've seen a number of these pianos where >someone has evidently not noticed it had come down and ended up breaking off >a couple of hammer shanks... I'm in the habit of tightening them up if >they're that loose.) > >FWIW :-) > >Regards, > >Brian Trout
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