Pianotech

Greetings all. I have a sustain-pedal with a loose pivot-pin, and the hole through the pedal body is ovaled-out, so the odds of making an effective repair (swedging) aren't good.

Schaff has several pedal sets with pedal-rod cups pre-drilled for the tiny Baldwin roll-pin that secures the lift-rods, however the overall pedal measurements don't match. Their model #1002 however, matches in length and pin-location, but is not pre-drilled for the roll-pin. (If those holes had been there, I would have assumed these pedals were OEM and just placed the order)   

Are any of you aware of aftermarket pedals (including Schaff) that successfully replace the originals, and did you duplicate the roll-pin holes or just modify (or replace) the pedal-rods? 

Many thanks,

Mark Cramer, RPT

Brandon University

Greetings all. I have a sustain-pedal with a loose pivot-pin, and the hole through the pedal body is ovaled-out, so the odds of making an effective repair (swedging) aren't good.

Schaff has several pedal sets with pedal-rod cups pre-drilled for the tiny Baldwin roll-pin that secures the lift-rods, however the overall pedal measurements don't match. Their model #1002 however, matches in length and pin-location, but is not pre-drilled for the roll-pin. (If those holes had been there, I would have assumed these pedals were OEM and just placed the order)   

Are any of you aware of aftermarket pedals (including Schaff) that successfully replace the originals, and did you duplicate the roll-pin holes or just modify (or replace) the pedal-rods? 

Many thanks,

Mark Cramer, RPT

Brandon University

Greetings all. I have a sustain-pedal with a loose pivot-pin, and the hole through the pedal body is ovaled-out, so the odds of making an effective repair (swedging) aren't good.

Schaff has several pedal sets with pedal-rod cups pre-drilled for the tiny Baldwin roll-pin that secures the lift-rods, however the overall pedal measurements don't match. Their model #1002 however, matches in length and pin-location, but is not pre-drilled for the roll-pin. (If those holes had been there, I would have assumed these pedals were OEM and just placed the order)   

Are any of you aware of aftermarket pedals (including Schaff) that successfully replace the originals, and did you duplicate the roll-pin holes or just modify (or replace) the pedal-rods? 

Many thanks,

Mark Cramer, RPT

Brandon University