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Does anyone know what the part is called that the sustain rod in a Disclavier pushes against? The same part that the pitman dowel would rest on.

The piano in question (Yamaha C3) was dropped during a move, and the Disclavier system is broken beyond repair. However, the actual piano itself seems to have survived fairly well, all things considered.  However, the piece that the sustain pedal pushes into was broken and lost. I'll need to order a replacement from Yamaha I imagine. 

If anyone knows the name, and especially the part number, I would greatly appreciate it.

Not Disclavier! You need to make new trap work.

Does anyone know what the part is called that the sustain rod in a Disclavier pushes against? The same part that the pitman dowel would rest on.

The piano in question (Yamaha C3) was dropped during a move, and the Disclavier system is broken beyond repair. However, the actual piano itself seems to have survived fairly well, all things considered.  However, the piece that the sustain pedal pushes into was broken and lost. I'll need to order a replacement from Yamaha I imagine. 

If anyone knows the name, and especially the part number, I would greatly appreciate it.

Not Disclavier! You need to make new trap work.

Does anyone know what the part is called that the sustain rod in a Disclavier pushes against? The same part that the pitman dowel would rest on.

The piano in question (Yamaha C3) was dropped during a move, and the Disclavier system is broken beyond repair. However, the actual piano itself seems to have survived fairly well, all things considered.  However, the piece that the sustain pedal pushes into was broken and lost. I'll need to order a replacement from Yamaha I imagine. 

If anyone knows the name, and especially the part number, I would greatly appreciate it.

Does anyone know what the part is called that the sustain rod in a Disclavier pushes against? The same part that the pitman dowel would rest on.

The piano in question (Yamaha C3) was dropped during a move, and the Disclavier system is broken beyond repair. However, the actual piano itself seems to have survived fairly well, all things considered.  However, the piece that the sustain pedal pushes into was broken and lost. I'll need to order a replacement from Yamaha I imagine. 

If anyone knows the name, and especially the part number, I would greatly appreciate it.

Disklavier's are born in the factory and do not require the amount of trapwork modifications I'm seeing in your pics. Add-on systems, like PianoDisk, at least the older ones, frequently require extensive trapwork modifications during installation. Usually the installer will just trash the leftover parts. But not always. I would recommend you try and find the tech that did this installation and see if they have the parts, or the skill, to restore this system back to functional. 

Does anyone know what the part is called that the sustain rod in a Disclavier pushes against? The same part that the pitman dowel would rest on.

The piano in question (Yamaha C3) was dropped during a move, and the Disclavier system is broken beyond repair. However, the actual piano itself seems to have survived fairly well, all things considered.  However, the piece that the sustain pedal pushes into was broken and lost. I'll need to order a replacement from Yamaha I imagine. 

If anyone knows the name, and especially the part number, I would greatly appreciate it.