Old parts
Glenn
I just replaced all of the hammers and repetitions in my 1922 Steinway M to rid it of verdigris (and it was “hammer time” as well, anyway). I’m wondering what to do with the old parts. The hammers/shanks/flanges do not seem worth saving but the whippens do. I can sell them as a set, individually, as is with verdigris or mitigate the verdigris first. Of course I could keep a few for spares and toss the rest too. I looked on ebay and found too much diversity: a full set for fifty or so bucks all the way up to $25 per repetition. What say you?
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