When/where did Jim state that he lubricated the tuning pins? I don't believe he did. Terry Farrell On Jul 25, 2012, at 4:03 PM, Joseph Garrett wrote: > Jim Moy said: "There were broken strings, and a few more broke while tuning > despite not > overpulling, protek'ing the bearing points, and dropping pitch to break > binding. So I will be going back to repair a total of a dozen of them. > (Maybe more after fine tuning.) The condition is fair, and the owner was > alright with all my caveats, he just wants it playable" > > Jim, > Obvioiusly you did not read or believe the"Tuners-Please-Read-This" note! > Do not lubricate those pins ...for any reason! DAMHIK. since you already > have I would suggest you clean it off with alcohol a much as is possible. A > standard tuning hammer is advised. The breaking strings are probably due to > substandard piano wire supplier at the time of the manufacturing. I suspect > that the piano will never be suitable, but I say, have fun.<G> > Regards, > Joe > > > Joe Garrett, R.P.T. > Captain of the Tool Police > Squares R I >
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