Pnumaticic Benches

Dempsey Jr., Paul E dempsey at marshall.edu
Mon Mar 13 08:45:26 MST 2006


Just a follow-up to this thread.

We have a "Boesendorffer" Adjustable bench at the University, had it for
a long time.

The original post for this thread did not specify the problems that were
being encountered but let me throw in this.

Our bench does not have a major hose/tank malfunction but what does
happen is that after the tank has been charged with 45-50# of air the
bench will work well for a while, then, the seat will start to lower
very slowly when someone is sitting on it. The rate of sag varys with
the size of the person doing the sitting!!

What I have found is that if I sit on the bench, lift the handle and let
the seat go all the way to the bottom, repeat this several times, the
bench will regain its adjustability and stability.

Lasts for a good while....don't ask my why.

Hope this makes some sense.

Paul E. Dempsey, RPT
Piano Technician Sr.
Marshall University
Huntington, WV
304-696-5418
304-617-1149



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