In a message dated 6/13/02 9:45:13 PM, joegarrett@earthlink.net writes: << Tom et al, Having done this numerous times, I consider replacing the entire lever easier. I then replace every other one, keeping in mind where the old one was. Bend to match it's neighbors and attach the old damper head w/orig felt. Once the new ones are on, then I take the old felt off. As for the jacks, I prefer to replace the entire wippen and save for a time when it's slow, to replace the jacks, backchecks, etc. Then the next job you use the "rebuilt" ones. Best Regards, Joe Garrett, RPT, (Oregon) Thanks. Replacing every other one seems like a good system. Somebody else mentioned this. And what a good idea on the recycling of the old wippens. Tom Sivak
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