Weber grand

[pryan2]

Hi Clyde,

I don't know how long the break was there, but it was below the wood line so
it was not noticeable to the eye. I took the action out to the shop as the
jacks were now positioned in front of the knuckles and tearing them up.   I
figured it was a better solution to shut down the piano than have the
musicians tear it up on Sunday.

Does anyone know whether the Weber action is compatible with other actions
that are more accessible for parts?

Phil Ryan
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Clyde Hollinger" <cedel@supernet.com>
To: <pianotech@ptg.org>
Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 6:58 AM
Subject: Re: Weber grand


> Phil,
>
> If it was broken when you found it, I presume the church was using it that
way
> for months and maybe didn't even know there was a problem.  Therefore it
should
> work for the next month or two, just as it is, until you find the proper
> replacement.
>
> Another thought -- some technicians believe CA glue will fix anything.
You
> could try that for the short term, but I wouldn't trust it as a long-term
repair
> if you can locate a replacement.  I'm not experienced on this subject, so
I hope
> I'm not putting my foot in my mouth.
>
> Clyde Hollinger
>
> pryan2 wrote:
>
> > Does anyone know where I can get an action stack bracket for a Weber
grand?
> > I found one broken (split in two) on a rather new grand in a church. All
the
> > catalogs show a bracket nowhere near what this looks like.   I think the
> > company is in Asia now and the church is wanting their piano back in
action
> > (no pun) by Sunday.  Any suggestions?
> >
> > Phil Ryan
> > Miami Beach
>
>