<!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en"> <html> <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> John, <p>I hope someone on the list has a better answer for you than I do.  If you can't find a matching flange and the old one can't be repaired, I can think of two options.  One, regulate the damper wire and the spoon to work properly even if it doesn't look right.  Two, start robbing parts from the top.  The dampers usually stop around E6; the removal of one or two aren't usually missed. <p>Clyde Hollinger <p>John Ross wrote: <blockquote TYPE=CITE><style></style> Hi List,For the full size upright, I can only find one size of flange.The centre pin holes are too far from the rail, and the damper stands out.What can be done to put the dampers on the same plane.I can bend the head to fit, but then when the pedal is used, it comes off uneven.I could use a thicker cloth on the damper lever.I guess what I really want to know, is, is there a source for other size flanges, or are we stuck with one size?I didn't have the chance to repair the old flange, these are a few that have been replaced previously.Has anyone tried redrilling and rebushing a new position for the pin?</blockquote> </body> </html>