Unbelievable Workmanship

Greg Newell gnewell at ameritech.net
Mon Mar 19 21:15:48 MST 2007


Fenton,
         I imagine that you've already checked 
this. Would you be lucky enough to get it out by 
turning glide bolts all the way down?

Greg Newell


At 09:26 PM 3/19/2007, you wrote:
>Recently had this old O delivered to me. Some craftsman has managed to get
>his too tall parts with screws above pinblock level into the action cavity.
>It will take dynamite to get it out. This has got to take 1st prize. Piano
>came from somewhere around Reno, NV. Before that El Cajon, CA. Hammer screws
>in bass are past pinblock and 1/8 plus above. Ideas? Keybed removal. I may
>make a modified body panel puller. I can't imagine someone forcing this into
>the piano, everything is blocking presumably because of distortion of action
>or simply the wrong parts. See attached photos for laughs.
>Fenton Murray, RPT
>www.MurraysPianoTuning.com
>
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