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<div>Hi Wim,</div>
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<div>Comments below.</div>
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<blockquote type="cite" cite><font face="Arial" size="-1">In a message
dated 2/3/02 12:46:19 PM Central Standard Time, atodd@UH.EDU
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<blockquote type="cite" cite><font face="Arial" size="-1">I've talked
to the shop tech and he told me that he'd had to raise the<br>
stack some because the hammers weren't hitting correctly. My first<br>
question is what effect would that have to how the action would
then<br>
have to be regulated?<br>
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Avery<br>
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I don't understand why raising the stack would be necessary. I think
that perhaps you and the store tech need to get together, and figure
out what happened. You said he did you a favor by doing this work.But
from the extra work you are now doing to correct the problem, it looks
like he has created more work for you. Is your relations such that you
can confront him his with this? Just as you are asking for our advice,
can you talk to this guy and get his frank opinions, and try to solve
this dilemma?</font></blockquote>
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<div>Raising was necessary because the hammers weren't hitting at a
90-degree</div>
<div>angle to the strings. They were overcentering and hadn't even
been filed</div>
<div>more than once, if that.</div>
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<div>I've know him for a long time and we have a good relationship. I
talked to</div>
<div>him this morning and found out exactly what he'd done and his
reasons. Yes,</div>
<div>in some ways, it's causing more work. But he saved me a heck of a
lot more</div>
<div>work by doing all the damper regulation stuff, too. Plus filing
the hammers.</div>
<div>So I tend to think that I'll come out ahead in the long run.
:-)</div>
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<div>Avery</div>
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