Olde Mason & Hamlin Underlevers

Joe Garrett joegarrett@earthlink.net
Wed, 28 Sep 2005 19:52:13 -0700


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Tom Sevinsky said: "Anyone out there have any spare damper underlevers =
for a older Mason =3D
Hamlin A ( 1920's)?  I'm trying like heck not to have to resort to =3D
installing a new back action as a result of 6 termite damaged damper =3D
levers.
  The new Renner configuration doesn't match the older style. The =3D
original underlever  front arm ( connected to the damper wire) is 1 3/4" =
=3D
in length. The sostenuto tabs are 3/4" from the base.
  Any help or leads would be much appreciated.
  Tom,
I wonder if Pratt-Read damper levers would work? the length of the =
underlever is 3.1" from the center pin to the end of the lever. Standard =
Flange configuration. The Top Lever is 1.57" from center pin to the top =
of it. The Sostenuto tab is .625" from the center pin to the under side =
of the tab. I have a whole set. Only down side is the Sostenuto tabs are =
neoprene.
Regards,=20
Joe Garrett, R.P.T.
Captain, Tool Police
Squares R I
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