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3 1:14:05 AM Pacific Standard Time, dnereson@dim.com writes:
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<BR> This is sort of like the Corfam problem on Baldwins. =
Except with their company-supplied kit, you just glue the new stuff on=
the top of the old (vertical hammer butt leathers and catchers). Not =
sure if they ever used the stuff for grand knuckles.
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<BR>David, List
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<BR>I have a customer with a severely clicking Baldwin studio upright, and I=
was thinking of doing this fix. Is this kit still available?
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<BR>Thanks,
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<BR>Dave Stahl</FONT></HTML>