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[Avery]

Les,

Have you had any responses yet? I haven't seen any on the list. Maybe 
when everyone
gets back from Rochester. :-)

I went looking in the archives but couldn't find what I was looking 
for. It seems
like a few years back, someone posted what they'd done when the 
hammers and drop
screws were so high they couldn't get the action out.

I vaguely remember something about sliding a thin piece of tin, or 
cardboard, or
something in there, working it over the hammers, pressing them down, 
before trying
to remove the action.

I "might" have it on my work computer, but I'm on vacation now 
(moving) until after
next week. Hope this might give you some ideas.

Avery

At 07:28 AM 6/28/2006, you wrote:
>I have to replace my first set of growing Young Chang brackets this week. I
>know the bass hammers are elevated.......  Will Ihave to do a lot of capstan
>turning, or can I use a piece of poster paper or something on top of all
>hammers to help me get them out without breakage?
>thanks
>les bartlett
>bartlettpianoservice.com
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