Thanks Joe, That's a lot of help, but not much help, just the same. This hospital is only paying me $3,500 to renovate the action, shiny up the case, replace the decal and turn the thing over for a CA'ng from the underside. I was in a car wreck ( rear-ended by a lawyer in front of a chiropractor's office, no kidding ) and need the $ to avoid starvation. So..... PLEASE tell me what those tiny holes are for, if you know. Peace! Thump --- Joe Garrett <joegarrett@earthlink.net> wrote: > The Thumper asked: "Dear list, > In renovating this Brown action, I have come > across some very small ( 1/64"? )holes near the tips > of the pronged portion of the "wippens" which hold > the > silk cords in a "M" shape to form a stirrup for one > end of the butterfly springs. They have no currently > apparent function ( this action has been meddled > with > a lot ) but I would like to identify them before > proceeding. I have a more extensive description, > along > with pictures, which was too large for list > inclusion > but which I will very gladly email privately, if it > can be of help. If you can help me identify the > purpose of these holes, please do advise. It would > be > very much appreciated!" > Thanks! > Gordon > > Thumper, > I tried to warn you, but.....oh no, ya had's ta keep > trying to make that POS work! You can work on that > thing till yer brain turns to Pablum and it still > won't be worth a S***! > That's why I chose to replace the action, IN > TOTO!<G> > Bad design, Bad execution! > Joe Garrett, R.P.T. > Captain, Tool Police > Squares R I __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
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