Hi, Rob! When you are back,.call me. I have those screws for you. Enjoy the French Quarter! Isaac On Nov 23, 2012, at 9:11 AM, Rob McCall wrote: > I'm not at home, but I will be late tonight... I'll have to check > the vintage, but I think it's 1970's or so. It had the locking > plate but no wedge. It looked very simple, just push it up, slide it > on, and put in 2 screws. Oh, yeah... no screws... > > When I get home late, I'll look up the info and get a vintage. > Right now I'm going to go enjoy all that the French Quarter has to > offer... :-) Beignets anyone? > > Regards, > > Rob McCall > > McCall Piano Service, LLC > www.mccallpiano.com > Murrieta, CA > 951-698-1875 > > On Nov 23, 2012, at 06:35 , Jon Page <jonpage at comcast.net> wrote: > >> Things are really getting crossed up here. This is the lyre thread, >> not the stripped leg screw thread. What is a button/wedge? Is it >> the locking cam? I am assuming that it does not have a cam since >> you asked for 'screws', more than one; which would made it fastened >> with two screws. The year of manufacture would determine whether it >> is a wood screw or a threaded to the head screw. Any #18 or 20 x 3" >> wood screw will work. A 2.25" screw would not clear the top plate >> of the lyre, that would be for the low-profile cam/button/wedge >> thingy. Have they gone back to that for the lyre? >> >> -- >> Regards, >> >> Jon Page >> >> >
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