First Tuning of a Square Grand

[Farrell]

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Here is a picture of my square grand tuning rig. I sit at the keyboard =
to tune. The tuning lever has two tips at 90 degrees rotation to one =
another for oblong pins. It works well and I can stand straight upright =
and walk afterwards.  ;-)

Terry Farrell




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    Yes, !!!

    An extention hammer,square head tip,and a helper/pinspotter are also =
utile....<G>
    No volley intended here, I defer to Joe Garrett in all these =
matters.

    Hubert Liverman
    Tuner/Tech
    Opelika AL


    Be sure and have an oblong tip available even if the tuning pins are =
not the original.
    You may need it if the action has to come out as the screws that =
hold the action in place are oblong head, unless they have been replaced
    Joe Goss RPT
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      Hubert

        Check the archives, there has been much on this in the past. If =
you get really stuck, contact Joe Garrett.

        Alan Barnard
        Salem, Missouri

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          Any hints on the procedure to tune an 1874 Steinway Square =
Grand in supposedly good shape.

          Don Coutts
          Associate Member
          Chicago Chapter 
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