> If necessary to raise the lyre, consider doing it by raising the piano, > say a half inch. Do this by making spacers to install between the stage > dolly 'arms' and the square plates that hold the legs. You can use > steel of course - if you're handy with that - or very hard wood, perhaps > pinblock material worked to appropriate dimensions. It is important to > place these spacers under the square plates, not above, nor attached to > bottoms of legs. You'll have to replace the three bolts with longer > ones, but just long enough; otherwise they are apt to catch on > obstructions. Probably no one will notice the higher keyboard, > especially if an adjustable bench is used. > > ~ Tom McNeil ~ Or a spacer cut to fit on top of the square plates (inside the flanges) with a rod or block secured to the spacer top that will key into the caster socket or recess in the leg. Whichever is handier. Ron N
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