Yama-help, s.v.p.! OT

[Fred S. Sturm]

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Not to mention "tail," "screwed," "hole," and "tight." Yep, computer
filters sure are intelligent, all right!
Fred

Brian Lawson wrote:

> Highlighted below. I leave your imagination to work out why.
> Brian  ----- Original Message -----From: "Avery Todd"
> <atodd@UH.EDU>To: "College and University Technicians"
> <caut@ptg.org>Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 5:00 PMSubject: Re:
> Yama-help, s.v.p.! Ed & list,
>
> I think this is funny enough that I'm going to take a chance on
> posting
> it. When I downloaded your message this morning, the 'Mood Watch'
> thing
> that Eudora has indicated your message as "on fire" with a 3 red
> peppers rating.
>
> Well, I fully expected at least a curse word or too but no, not a one.
> I
> wasn't able to even figure it out at first. Anyone care to guess what
> word(s) made Ed's post so "offensive"? :-)
>
> Avery
>
> >Wow!
> >You could wait until the clicks stop, clamp down the key tails so the
> keys
> >don't move, then lift and lower the hammers and see if the clicks
> recur.  If
> >not, that points to Ron's balance hole squeaks.  If yes, probably
> whips or
> >hammers.
> >
> >Does it happen if you just lift and lower one hammer?  Could it have
> >anything to do with the stack or keyframe flexing?
> >Is the stack screwed on tight, the rails tight, etc.?
> >
> >You could lower the rep lever until the hammer is all on the jack,
> and raise
> >the lever until it's all on the rep lever, and see if that changes
> anything.
> >Maybe the knuckle just barely pushes the jack off its rest, then it
> slips
> >back, making a little click in the jack spring hole?
> >
> >Ed
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