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AD | How to change a gullet bar in a Collegiate saddle - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip The velcro flap comes up like that there you can see the gullet bar in place already. Once theMoreThe velcro flap comes up like that there you can see the gullet bar in place already. Once the panel's drop down unscrew. Again using a Philips screwdriver to remove the gullet. Bar place.

The average horse should be between 1.5? to 2.5? in width so that means your gullet width on your saddle should be at the very least 2? in width but preferably greater than 3?.

How to use the Easy-Change Gullet gauge - Bates, Wintec Arena ... YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So find it at the top there and pop your fingers on you want to find three fingers behind theMoreSo find it at the top there and pop your fingers on you want to find three fingers behind the scapula. Once you found that point and make sure your horse is standing square.

Gullet Size Check the front of the saddle, where the saddle slightly goes over the withers. Make sure you can fit 2-3 fingers in between the horse's withers and the front of the saddle. If you can fit less than 2 fingers between the saddle and the withers, the saddle is probably too wide for your horse.

Once you have the correct bar, you will need to remove the current bar from the saddle: Step One: Undo the bolts at the front of each panel. ... Step Two: Slide each panel off the point of the tree. Step Three: Fold back the flap covering the gullet bar. ... Step Four: Undo the bolts holding the gullet bar in place.

Wintec and Bates saddle gullet changing - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So you just got underneath the front of the saddle here two Phillips or flat head e-type screws onMoreSo you just got underneath the front of the saddle here two Phillips or flat head e-type screws on do these. Okay once you take your nose out will then be able to access the rest of the circle.