---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Dale writes: Barbara Richmond asked about this last week & since then I've been in the process of traveling several sets in the shop with difficulty. I returned a set this week they were bad enough that 90% needed travel paper. I received a set back & they were as bad. This is disappointing & a waste of timeto mount & then remove parts ughh We have used the factory repetitions off and on for quite a while, since they updated the machinery. The quality comes and goes. For a while a few years ago, you couldn't tell which knuckle the repetition would wind up under, or whether the jack would point up or down (slight hyperbole here). Then, for a couple of years the parts were just beautiful, or at least the ones we got were, requiring a reasonable amount of traveling. Recently, we have had trouble not only with the traveling again, for that matter the alignment of all three centers, but also wildly varying friction (1-20 grams at the support flange). Application of a drop of methyl alcohol not only reduced most of them, but evened them out some, but we still (obviously) did some repinning. I like the design/function better than any others we have used, so we put up with whatever problem is current. Sigh. I have not found the Renner parts to be free of traveling. Bob Davis ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/be/8c/30/c1/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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