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In a message dated 11/19/2003 5:48:27 AM Pacific Standard Time,
tcoates1@sio.midco.net writes:
For those wanting to try thinned shanks they are available from Wally
Brooks. Kawai doesn't have the corner on them. Check out the diameter
of a shank from 1900 versus a shank from 1980. Did they know something
back then we have over analyzed today?
For those wanting to try thinned shanks on already installed
shanks/hammers it is pretty easy and takes about two hours.
Tim Coates
University of South Dakota
University
Tim
I've used many sets of these already & found them very good. I lke the
fact that if you order a S&S type part with a 16.5 knucle placement that the
centerpin hasn't been moved forward as some other brands of parts have been so
the action spread stays the same & it truly is just a knuckle relocation.
Dale
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