Labor intensive but yes, an option I can offer. Thanks! Greg "Paul S. Larudee" wrote: > Greg Newell wrote: > > > > I looked at the first note in the tenor section (E3) and it had a rather > > tight hammer flange center. O.K. so I repinned it and it was nice. > > I noticed a nice bright > > red felt on the two good sections and the other two sections had > > darkened or possibly a contaminated look to them. > > I've never had good results repinning tight centers - only loose ones. > Sizing is an economical solution, but it's hard to control the exact > amount of friction reduction and can therefore result in unevenness or > excessive looseness. On the other hand, shank replacement is overkill > if the hammers are good. Why not just rebush? > > Paul S. Larudee, RPT > Richmond, CA
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