Nice site Duaine!.. Lots of great pics! Scott Gray RSG Piano Service sunlitedreams.com On 10/6/2010 12:22 PM, Duaine Hechler wrote: > Barbara Richmond wrote: >> and it's a stinkin' mess. I don't have anyone to blame but >> myself--well, about the mess, anyway. >> >> I want one of those TV shows to come to my house and organize it >> beautifully in half an hour. That would include painting the floor and >> incorporating Feng Shui design elements. :-) >> >> OK, I feel better--I think. Back to work... >> >> Barbara Richmond, RPT >> shoveling out near Peoria, Illinois > You, probably have nothing to complain about, try rebuilding player > pianos and reed/pump organs from ... your basement.....yes.....I said > basement. > > In the case of the player piano, at the customers home, I gut the piano, > take all the player mechanism home _(and piano action, keys, if > needed)_, haul it down the basement steps, rebuild it, haul it back up > the basement steps, and reinstall it at the customers house. That means > I have to have enough of the larger hoses, cut them there and run them > to there proper places. > > In the case of reed/pump organs, I accept the organ via trailer as is, > in my garage, gut the organ and haul all the parts down the basement > steps, rebuild them, haul it back up the basement steps, bring in the > case and put in the space between the kitchen and the living room (great > room floor plan), reassemble it, final testing, take it out to the > garage then deliver via trailer. > > AND, in the basement, have all the parts of both player and organ, > strung everywhere and try to keep things organized. > > For picture references, look at my website, in the rebuild areas of the > players and organs. > > http://www.hechlerpianoandorgan.com > > Duaine > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/pianotech.php/attachments/20101006/a37c36ce/attachment.htm>
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