Paul, I'd like to know this, also. I just replaced one of those on a Baldwin SD-10 and I had hell doing it. Drilling out the plug/dowel in the jack and getting the new cord in there. I hope someone has some good suggestions about how to do this better. Mine worked, but I'd sure like to know a better way of doing it!!!! Avery Todd University of Houston At 09:24 PM 6/19/2006, you wrote: >Hello list, > >I'm repairing on old Kimball grand action, the type that has a short loop of >cord (for the repetition spring) coming out the back of each jack. Two of >these cords are broken, and I expect many more are near the breaking point. >How does one replace these cords? I may end up replacing all 88 of them, so >I need to learn how to do this properly. > >One more thing, in an emergency situation, what could you use if you didn't >have the right type of cord -- string? Dental floss? Fishing line? > >Thank, >Paul Mulik
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