In a message dated 11/16/1999 7:30:40 PM Eastern Standard Time, jfa19@IDT.NET writes: << It would appear that the action was placed into the cavity, the hammer line > raised, and the hammer rest rail raised support the shanks. In my haste, I > failed to measure the blow distance to determine if it was anywhere close to > correct, but the action seemed to play OK, with a reasonable amount of > aftertouch. > > The lower support nuts on the rest rail are hexagonal, in very tight > quarters, but are accessible. I am not sure how well a wrench will work to > drop them down. I am hoping that once it is lowered, I will be able to > finaggle the hammers past the pinblock without lowering the hammer line. > Any suggestions? > > Bill Barber, RPT >> How about sliding a piece of paperboard (like a cereal box) under the block and up over the hammers to gently 'shoe horn' the action out? Gordon Large, RPT
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