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Hi Rob,
Yes I am considering that, But may use it for a gate decoration. I have =
not removed it yet.
Joe Goss
imatunr@srvinet.com
www.mothergoosetools.com
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From: Rob Goodale=20
To: Pianotech=20
Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 12:34 PM
Subject: Re: parting out
You may want to consider removing the aluminum plate for recycling. =
There is a lot of material there and it could be worth considerable =
money. I recycle the aluminum scraps from PianoDisc installations, =
(left over material after cutting the rails, unused trapwork levers, =
etc). Every Christmas I take the pile to California with me when I =
visit family, (California pays a little more per pound because of their =
aggressive recycling programs). I always get between $70-$80 dollars. =
Enough for a very nice evening out or a new power tool for the shop. =
With the substantial amount of aluminum that is used in the plate you =
may walk away with a nice check in your hand. Besides, you get to =
temporarily experience that touchy-feely, save the earth, liberal, tree =
hugging, green peace-like sensation you get after recycling.
Rob Goodale, RPT
Las Vegas, NV
Hi all,
The other day I decided to part out a winter spinet with a cast =
aluminium plate. The piano case, strings, bridges were all in horrible =
shape, but the action parts were all in great shape. So needing =
replacement parts for other pianos as well as a few replacement hammers =
I decided to disassemble the action.
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