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    What is the best way to remove/install them? I am swapping a Ping FR with a Original made by Schaller. From what I have read and seen, everthing seems pretty straight forward, but I am still in the dark about the posts.

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    When the stud is in the post, take the claw of a hammer, hook it underneath the stud, and pull them out. That should do the trick.

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      check out floyd upgrades .com . Videos here will even show you how to dismantle it in to pieces and put them back together.

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        Originally posted by cakire82 View Post
        check out floyd upgrades .com . Videos here will even show you how to dismantle it in to pieces and put them back together.

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        this isn't the greatest vid, but it provides some idea of what upgrading not only from a copy to a proper floyd can do, but also the components within the floyd as well. even something added to an OFR like a simple brass block as opposed to that tiny block can help (more mass isn't a bad thing). Give em a call.

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          I am almost positive you swap the post without having to swap inserts. Mike (xssive) would know for sure.
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          • #6
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            The posts on the Ping and the Schaller should be the same thread.
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              Originally posted by Ayrton View Post
              I am almost positive you swap the post without having to swap inserts. Mike (xssive) would know for sure.
              Almost positive they're the same premise as on a 2 point strat... you can take the posts out, but those inserts aren't going anywhere... they're there much the same as inserts for a machine-screw neck job.
              Last edited by ganzosrevenge; 07-09-2010, 11:59 PM.
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                I would DEFINITELY NOT take a claw hammer to get the inserts out.

                Get a piece of dowel or the eraser from a HB2 pencil, take out the post, drop the object in, and then put the post back in and tighten it down all the way, it'll ride up on the object in the hole, and the insert will rise up. use a bigger piece of dowel after that if you need to push it up more.

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