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<FONT FACE="Garamond"><SPAN STYLE='font-size:14.0px'>I suppose you could gl=
ue size the holes, or even epoxy the pins in, but it sounds like the most co=
st-effective solution for you would be to have Pianotek re-do your keyframe.=
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Ken Z.<BR>
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On 11/8/05 4:11 PM, "Wimblees@aol.com" <Wimblees@aol.com> w=
rote:<BR>
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>The action on a 50 year D is getting to the point where I've recommended th=
at we get a new one, but the budget just isn't there. The main problem is th=
e balance rail pins. They are very loose in the rail and the keys are very p=
ulley. I can glue size the balance rail holes on the keys, but do any of you=
have experience either replacing the just the rail, or should I glue size t=
he holes?<BR>
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Wim <BR>
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Ken Zahringer, RPT<BR>
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MU School of Music<BR>
297 Fine Arts<BR>
882-1202<BR>
cell 489-7529<BR>
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