A common issue. Parts are readily available. Replacement of all plastic parts is easy but time consuming. Rob Goodale, RPT Las Vegas, NV Stacy Adams wrote: > List, > > I inspected an older (50s or 60s) Heinzman console today, the piano was to > be evaluated for consigment at the store I work at. The piano was in > absolutely great shape, good board, bridges nearly perfect, nice finish > even...but the action had plastic flanges and jacks. The jacks were so > brittle that I would just have to press lightly on the side of one and it > would snap off at the centre pin. I wonder if it would be possible to find > a similar wooden jack, and also replace the flanges? Has anyone ever > attempted anything like this? I would expect that even if this were > possible it probably wouldn't be cost effective given the amount of labor > involved.
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