>You mentioned that you replaced only the bass and tenor section hitchpins
>with a vertical hitchpin. Why not the whole enchilada?
>Am I corrected in surmising that the piano on which you left the treble
>hitch pins alone had rear duplexes? If so, how did you set bearing
>combining the two techniques? What was your reasoning in keeping the rear
>duplexes?
1. It was me first opportunity for the vertical leap.
2. Setting the treble rear duplex bearing as usual and tweaking the non-duplex
section's down bearing is refined with vertical pins. Also the
bass bridge cap
was replaced with a taller one to accommodate the new hitches.
3. Reasoning...economy (those bass hitches were a bear) and not wanting
to get too far afield. It was a customer's piano in for re-restringing and
action regrooving (read truck-like) correcting a previous rebuild.
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Regards,
Jon Page
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