Hello Folks,  I would like to thank everyone who helped me out on my
Seeburg "K" xylophone questions a few days ago.  Thanks to Don Teach
and Craig Smith I was able to finish up the repairs correctly.

There were two main problems with this xylophone: the small activating
pneumatics were old and stiff, and the ends of the activating fingers
on these pneumatics had the wrong type of gasket material trying to
cover the valve bleeds.

I have the utmost respect for all the fine MMD members who share their
knowledge freely with others.

Regards,
Roger Hughes