John, You are correct Baldwin did supply material for the "Corfam" fix. I'm now doing some work for a Baldwin dealer and we can't get anyone to answer the phone in any department at Baldwin. I wouldn't be too optimistic about any support of any kind from our few friends that are left in Truman .Sad but true in my experience. Tom D. David, This has been a popular topic on list . Search the archives under 'Baldwin-corfam -Ecsaine and you will have lot's to read. I think it was posted that Pianotek is now supplying Ecsaine in the thickness required. Best wishes, Tom Driscoll P.S. The catchers need recovering also on these actions From: "John Ross" Subject: Re: hammer butt leather > Baldwin used to give, probably sell now, kits, especially for this > problem. > > Subject: hammer butt leather > > >> List, >> >> I need to replace the hammer butt "leather" on a Baldwin studio. The >> existing leather has become as hard as the wood it's attached to and is >> causing a click. >> >> Would someone be able to tell me the good procedure for doing this? >> >> Thanks in advance for you help. >> >> David Weiss >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > John M.Ross > Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada. > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - http://www.avg.com Version: 8.0.169 / Virus Database: 270.6.19/1664 - Release Date: 9/10/2008 6:00 AM
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