I think Alexander used this setup for about three weeks some time in the eighties. The springs are designed to compensate for any mis-alignment of the lever hinge rods so as to keep the levers in proper alignment and at the proper distance from the stop arms. (I've got some spares, if you ever need any.)

Thanks for the pics.

Bob Osmun

Lawrence Yates wrote:
Sorry for the delayed reply.

I have posted a photograph of the valve levers here:

http://tinyurl.com/c5xszb

Cheers,

Lawrence*
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2009/3/10 Robert Osmun <ros...@osmun.com>

Cool!  In what way are they strange?

Bob Osmun

Lawrence Yates wrote:

My Alex 103 has strange springs on the valve levers, something I have not
seen on any other instrument.

Cheers,
Lawrence
Lawrenceyates.co.uk
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