How to read the serial number. A typical serial number: 13 M 4 175 – seat size from 16.5 up to 18.5 N – flap length: short = K, normal or regular = N, long = L, extra long = XL 1234 – actual saddle number 0113 – Date of Manufacture 01 = Month January 13 = Year 2013.For saddles made prior to 2010 the date of manufacture is indicated by 3 digits only e.g. 1234049 04 = Month April 9 = Year 2009 0 = Year 2000. Saddles manufactured in 1999 or 1998 have a 6 digit serial number instead of the later 7 or 8 digit numbers. Bosanska knjiga mrtvih pdf. Widths wider than medium are indicated with a + before the number of cms difference from medium e.g.

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Apr 05, 2011 16.5 medium tree, good condition, super comfortable to ride in, wish we did not have to sell, close contract. Find great deals on eBay for pj original saddle and devoucoux saddle. Shop with confidence. Beautiful PJ Original saddle in excellent condition. This saddle features a long straight flap and a deep seat. 2010 PJ Original 5L 18' *Excellent Condition*.

+1.5 is 1,5cm wider than medium, and widths narrower than medium are indicated by a – in front of the number e.g.1.5 is 1.5cm narrower than medium. We do advise purchasers of used saddles to check with the current owners if and changes have been made to the original width of the saddle without being noted on the flap.

Examples of some common widths: Narrow = -1.5 Medium = M Medium Wide = +1.5 Wide = +2.5 Extra wide = +3.5 4 – Panel Volume. Each saddle is made with wool flocked independant panels that can be chosen in different volumes 2, 4 or 6.according to requirement. 6 Dressage Saddles only! All Amerigo Vega saddles have panel volume 4 as standard.

SW – This means that the saddle has a forward cut flap. LHI – This means that the saddle has been made with an extended head iron. The longer head irons are suitable for horses with longer, hollow withers, and not for horses with shorter, rounder withers. Horse suitable for a longer head iron.

How To Read Tex Tan Saddle Serial Number

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You've got the serial number, which is the saddle's unique identifier and that it is a PJ Pro, 17' seat, with an A flap (normal, but I believe it is slightly forward. The X is the really forward flap and the L used to be the standard and it is a lot straighter). The 3, I believe is the knee roll information. It would be medium thickness. I'll check mine today to see if the numbers line up with what I know my saddle to be.

I am unsure if this information is the same for the PJ saddles, though. Mine is a BD and they may, although not likely, changed some of their stamping protocol.

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Partitions are NOT the 'new PJs'. Bruno Delgrange has always made Partitions. They were marketed by Pierre in the US.

Prior to 2009 PJ Pro (sometimes had a P before the seat size) was a partition. It's a semi deep. PJ Lite (sometimes had a A before the seat size) was an Athena.At the time was the flattest.

PJ Original (sometimes had a V before the seat size) was a Virtuose. It's the deep seat. Bruno Delgrange still makes Partitions, Athenas, Virtuoses just as we did before PJ and during our relationship with PJ. Delgrange also makes cross country monoflaps and dressage saddles and have for years. We have added a new Flat saddle called the Rivolli to our line up. Feel free to ask any other questions. I know it gets a bit confusing, I am here to help.