At 6:57 AM -0400 8/22/01, Clyde Hollinger wrote: >Arthur, >I see you have received no responses, possibly because few or none >of us are familiar >with the Steinet grand. Are you sure you have the correct name? > >"Arthur Sacco Jr." wrote: > >>List: >>Working on Steinet Grand, the metal clip that operates the sostenuto >>mechanism dowel broke. Any words of advice would be appreciated. >>Thanks in advance. Arthur It's probably a Steinert grand, with the standard WN&G action (including back action). But Arthur, can you be a little more specific in your description. When you says, "operates the sostenuto mechanism dowel", are you referring to the pittman? Whatever "operates" that would be down in the trapwork below the keybed. Are you talking about the U-shaped clip on the sostenuto rail which the top end of the pittman couples with? I've got a Steinert B 5'7" in my shop now, which is getting new shanks (Abel) and hammers (NY Steinway). Bill Ballard RPT NH Chapter, P.T.G. "I'll play it and tell you what it is later...." ...........Miles Davis +++++++++++++++++++++
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