> is trapped by the protruding pins that an earlier tech had tapped down, > while the action was still in the piano. Make sure that the pins aren't way > up because they are too long to start with. > REgards, > Ed Foote >>You've got to be making this up for our entertainment. I love to >>imagine the expression on your face. >> No, in truth, it was a butcher job, Not only was the bottom of the pinblock splintered in places, but there were pins hitting the hammer flanges when I tried to pull the action. I think it is still like that, too. The piano has moved out of town. Ed
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