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superchute

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  1. well im not shere the ones your looking at are big enuf to sew as think of leather as you may want. I just bought a toro 3000 and will sew 3/4 thick and a dream to run. Even for a guy starting out. the other day Dad ripped a drap on our swather so we maked off 2 old ones and glueed and sewed it with the toro 3000 and it is working great. I hat to say some times better to just bite the bullet and get a new thing with a dealer that will stand behind it for you.

    Russell


  2. Well the biggest thing with selling old paint or buck is that with the horse market the way it is. cant Hardly give a horse a way 1 The next guy dont want to feed them eather but with gas prices you guy better just put up some hitching rails and get up early throw that saddle and ride and save gas. I do under stand most can not do this but when im working at the sale barn this summer im riding 6 miles each way. saves me gas works the horse and not pay for the 4 buck a gal gas

    Russ


  3. Haying here in South Dakota looking great. Making mostly round but the little squares are next week and we pick and stack with the bobcat make it faster and my back feels better. ON the other hand if I stacked them by and I would be in a lot better shape!

    Some here this year running over 2 ton to the arce lots better then . 5 last year

    Russ


  4. Here is a pic of a old swivel knife this one is steel and some are plastic. If you get one shap there vary nice for share corners and a neat little tools. One pic is the tool with the box and the paper that came with it . the other is some fresh cuts made with it. When you get is sharp if cuts vary nice and smoth. The one in the pic was sent to us from a vary nice guy by the name of clint from Iawa that we met in sheridan at the show.It was build by H&S Mfg. in Santa Monica CA.

    Russell

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  5. Howdy the 8 to 9 oz is the think ness of the leather and if im thinking right it is about 1/4 inch. As for a good place to get the leather your local tandy or you can call Sheridan leather outfiters and thay can ship you what you might need. The thing about swap meets and yard sales you never know hold old the leather is and lot's of times the old leather is hard and tuff to work with.

    Russell

    ps mp me if you need a number for sheridan leather


  6. ok from a guy that has used a cheat strap make it big enuf to hold your butt in the saddle if you need it to that is why you put it on. I use one on colts for about the first 30 rides then I take it off the colt should be handing good enuf by then. The breakaway ID is not bad untell it break when your trying to keep your rear in the seat. IF you use it like a barback riggen to hold your self in it works vary well. Better to hang on then get the colt thinking he can get you off. I do beleave that it not for every one and for shere not on the saddle all the time and is not a place to hang thing on the saddle.

    Russell


  7. Frist off vary nice job and love the light color. Will help in the heat of the day. Thank you for shareing them.

    To help you zman chinks are hooked around the waist and go down just past the knee to potecte the let when roping and give you a little better grip to the saddle if the horse bucks. the reason for over the knee is if it rains the water goes off the chink to the ground if shorter it goes in your boots. Thay are vary handy working cows the carrying sharp neidles and tuff to help save your leg from misshaps. All so helps save your leg when roping and pullling stuff with your horse.

    Mine are dark brown but the next pair will be light tan. The dark is to hot in the summer time.

    Russell

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