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A client has a saddle with a Cheyenne roll that is broken on the right third of length. It looks good until you pick up the saddle w the roll. Seat leather, or at least the padded seat cover, is intact.  Its broken, separated, at the fold. Other than rebuilding the roll is there a quick fix? I thought putting a bead of Liquid Nails into the broken fold might stabilize it at something less than full strength. Got any better ideas, or think the glue wont work? -John

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hard to visualize. If there were a filler in there (attached to the tree) and a join in that is separated, at any rate, glue just sounds like a 'hail Mary'. 

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It sounds like to me that the saddle was made using cardboard as a filler and not leather.  I have worked on saddles that had the same problem, but the owner was willing to pay to have the padded seat replaced, and at the same time I repaired the problem.  I agree with Ole Toot, glue won't do much.

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If you can't fix it with baling wire or duct tape, you have an electrical problem...

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:lol: :rofl: :lol:

You guys are HILARIOUS!!

Yeah, my late engineer husband would agree... if duct tape, wire or WD40 won't fix it yer screwed!  

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and by all means, don't forget super glue.  I do hope you get some help with your problem Squilchuck

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On 8/28/2021 at 9:20 AM, Cattledude said:

If you can't fix it with baling wire or duct tape, you have an electrical problem...

I thought that is how you fixed electrical problems...

YinTx

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and don't forget cable ties and chewing gum, and raw eggs

Stopped a leaky radiator in friend's vintage car during a rally by putting a raw egg into it. When the egg cooked it blocked up the hole. Only a temp fix though, and it eventually stinks

48 minutes ago, YinTx said:

I thought that is how you fixed electrical problems...

naa, a nail or a bit of aluminum foil and some paper masking tape

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Nothing speaks of poor workmanship like wrinkles in your duct tape!!

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