Wurli harp help
- blackdiscoball
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Wurli harp help
So I got my wurlitzer 112 apart, cleaned, and started putting it back together and ran into a snag I was hoping someone who's worked on these before might be able to help me get out of... When I went to put the harp assemble back in and tightened the bolts down it seems to be to far away from the hammers? It seems to me I either put the hammer/whip assemble in wrong, or the harp and I took a bunch of pictures before and as I took it apart and it seems like I'm putting it all together right? Anyone got any advice on doing this I'd love to hear it? Thanks.
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- Seamonster
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I have a wurli, though haven't had to deal with your issue. You might check youtube, where "vintagevibekeyboards" has posted videos of a variety of Wurli fixes, such as:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwb4po8v ... re=related
At least you might find some images for comparison.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwb4po8v ... re=related
At least you might find some images for comparison.
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Yeah, I wondered whether the model would make a difference. But wouldn't the action be similar enough that you could work out how it's supposed to fit together?
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