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mhill7412 |
I inherited a 5-string Hondo banjo from my father-in-law and it was in decent shape. It sat in my closet for a few years and now I have finally decided to get it in good shape and learn to play it. I have replaced the head and the 4 upper tuning keys and when I tried to get the 5th-string tuning peg out to replace it I had no luck. I tried to remove the screw and it wouldn't come out and now it just turns freely. The key will still hold a little but it won't hold the tuning. The set of keys that I got from Amazon had the 5th key in it. Can anyone tell me how to remove it and install the new one.
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Playing Since: 2012
Experience Level: Just Startin'
Interests:
[Jamming]
Occupation: Safety Technician
Gender: Male
Age: 69
My Instruments:
Piano, Bass Guitar, maybe one day the banjo
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Created 3/10/2012
Last Visit 4/22/2012
Learned to play piano as a child, guitar as a teenager, took up playing the bass and never looked back. I now play bass in the praise band at church.
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