Hi Dave, I'm not the bearer of good news, replace the parts, any fix will only be temporary at best. Regards Roger At 07:29 PM 14/08/00 -0400, you wrote: >A client has a 100 year old Steinway upright, so sluggish its >unplayable. >The action centers are growing. > >Hammer butt centers are terrible. >Wippen, dampers centers are a little discolored but >have far less contamination. Why would this be? Could repeated >lubrication of hammer centers over the years have made things >worse in the long run? > >I am rebushing/repinning all double flanges for the lady. This >will make it work. Birds eyes are stained green, will clean out wood >with >alcohol. > >I'm curious if the consensus is that all action centers >should be done, not just hammer double flanges, or I could get in >trouble. > > Dave Renaud > Canada > Roger Jolly Saskatoon, Canada. 306-665-0213 Fax 652-0505
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