>Currently Baldwin is still sending out the little buckskin squares and glue >in a packet with instructions free of charge if you submit the serial #, but >labor hasn't been covered since 93/ the end of the ten year warranty on any >given piano affected. The labor, if you don't do this all the time, is >something like 13 hours assuming you do both the catchers and the butt >buckskins. The labor, if you do this all the time, may still be 10 hours. Is there a factory assembly of hammer and butt with flange attached--if it is ten hours on a 22 year old piano why not consider giving it new hammers, too. Regards, Don Rose, RPT drose@sask.maple.net
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