Charles, A couple of tricks: 1. A piece of the appropriate inside diameter player tubing will hold the string on the hitch pin. 2. Large "bent nose hemostats" will hold the string on the hitch pin. 3. A small safety pin will allow you to use the neighboring string to guide the string down to the hitch pin. 4. A long, straight piece of flat curtain rod, (the olde type), will aid in guiding the string down to the lower part of the piano. 5. ALWAYS press the sustain pedal to get the damper out of the way. A wide, rubber, grand mute is good to wedge the pedal. Best Regards, Joe Garrett, RPT, (Oregon) Been There, Didn't Like It, So I'm Here To Stay! [G}
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