Bob: It has been MANY years since I last did that job. I remember it well! The problem is I have 20 years more experience now so I'm sure I could avoid at least some of the mistakes I made on that action. That piano belonged to a piano teacher, so I said I'd do it for her over night. Needless to say that night had no sleep for me, just frantic work. I also didn't plan on how ineffecient I'd be after about 1:00AM. Even though my body got no sleep, my brain seemed to get a lot. DON'T promise it overnight!!!! If you can use the old wires on the new dampers, thus minimizing the wire bending you'll be much happier. Experience is a teacher! dave fndango@azstarnet.com wrote: > I'm going to replace a set of plastic damper levers on a M & H console. > I haven't done this in years. I'm trying to figure how long it will take > me. Can anyone give me some time estimates? > > Thanks, > > Bob Anderson > Tucson, AZ -- _______________________________________________ David M. Porritt, RPT Meadows School of the Arts Southern Methodist University Dallas, Texas _______________________________________________
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