Newton Hunt wrote: >>...If it won't stay it is too loose. > >...the client is >entitled to know that this may be cause for concern... >Stan Kroeker Stan, List, I couldn't help notice your response and example to Newton's post on this subject. I see no differences in your example of engine smoke and his statements on pin torque in view of minumum standards, that is, emission standards versus torque reading standards, whether using a tool to measure, or the senses to perceive. His comments did not imply *to not* advise the customer of the marginal tuning situation, even though it currently holds, anymore than your example implied to not advise the customer of the blue smoke coming from the engine even though it currently runs. The discredit and import of this issue, as you aptly stated, Stan, would be to *not inform* the owner of such marginal performance, and the potential reality of other measures needed to correct such things. Respectfully, Keith McGavern Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild USA
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