Greetings, I wrote: I set the underlever springs by measuring several along the length and marking them with a spot of chalk after setting them to the appropriate tension. Turning the whole assembly upside down, I give it a slight up and down shake. It is easy to then set the entire rack to the index underlevers by simply pushing the levers down a little until they also move the same amount as my guides. And Dean says: > I'm trying real hard, but I can't visualize your method of adjustment > > I have several springs along the length of the tray set to the minimum spec. Turning the assembly over, the underlevers are supported by the springs. I then weaken all the springs with slight pushes downward, so that with a gentle up and down movement, they all bounce the same as the guides. I taper the strength so that the amount of spring gradually diminishes as I approach the unsprung section. hope that helps. Regards, Ed Foote -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/pianotech.php/attachments/20100728/7d6e7418/attachment.htm>
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