Weaver Leather Saddle Strings with Clip
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Weaver Leather Saddle Strings with Clip
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Leather Saddle Strings with Clip and Dee
From Weaver Leather
Features two 1/2" x 24" burgundy latigo leather saddle strings attached with bleeding heart knots to 5/8" nickel plated clips and dees
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E001147
77-3574
000399576476
4.3 / 5.0
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Nice!
Very nice saddle strings. Great price too.
September 24, 2018
Purchased
Too short, good quality.
They are too short to be very useful, but the quality is pretty good.
Good product for price
Good product for price. Would prefer it to be longer though.
Excellent Saddle Strings
Great looking high quality saddle strings (I got the dark oil). They were also very easy to install for someone with NO experience in putting anything like this on before!
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Why did you choose this?
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Would you use these to attach a saddle bag to your saddle?
A shopper
on Sep 18, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I used these to replace old strings that were in bad shape and then yes they work for tying your saddlebags on.
BEST ANSWER: I used these to replace old strings that were in bad shape and then yes they work for tying your saddlebags on.
Yes. You put the clip under a concho to keep it in place. The leather is thick enough to hold saddle bags.
Yes. These attached under your back conchos, and then you tie a saddle bag to the strings.
Yes' they work fine for attaching bags and rain gear. That what I use them for!!
yes, I put four of them on one of my saddles, are working great
Yes, that's what I bought them for in the first place.
Yes. Clips attached easily to my saddle.
Yes, they work well for saddle bags
yes, That's what I use mine for.
Yes u could and a jacket also.
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How do they attach to the saddle?
BEST ANSWER: They have a little flat piece of metal with a hole in it that is attached to a ring. You unscrew one of the conchos on your saddle and put the metal under the concho and screw it back on. Or if you already have rings on your saddle you can take the strings off the included rings and attach them to the rings you already have. I've used them both ways. If you take them off the included rings pay attention to how they come off so you can put them back on properly.
BEST ANSWER: They have a little flat piece of metal with a hole in it that is attached to a ring. You unscrew one of the conchos on your saddle and put the metal under the concho and screw it back on. Or if you already have rings on your saddle you can take the strings off the included rings and attach them to the rings you already have. I've used them both ways. If you take them off the included rings pay attention to how they come off so you can put them back on properly.
I removed the clip and attached the strings directly to the d-ring on the saddle. Just pay attention to how they are tied to the clip before you remove them, and hook them onto your saddle the same way. At least that's how I did it. :)
Haven't figured it out except to take rosette off and dismantle entire section-not what I thought it would be- no instructions with it either! Disappointing!
There is a small metal clip with a hole in it. You unscrew your concho, put the screw thru the hole and then screw the concho back onto the saddle.
The metal clip goes under the back or front concho. The concho needs to be a screw in type, the clip has a hole in it for the screw.
They have a flat piece of steel with a hole and is meant to be attached by a Chicago screw under a concho.
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What are stirup clips?
A shopper
on Apr 24, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Not sure what you are asking, but let's see if I can help!
BEST ANSWER: Not sure what you are asking, but let's see if I can help!
The clips fit under the back conchos on the saddle. There are usually screws on those conchos. The are undone, the clips are put on and the conchos screwed back on the saddle.
they are clips in the middle of the string, makes it easier to attach to saddle with a concho or a screw.
Do you mean stirrup hobbles? The straps that hold the stirrup and fender assembly together?
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how long are the strings?
A shopper
on Aug 18, 2014
BEST ANSWER: •Features two 1/2" x 24" burgundy latigo leather saddle strings attached with bleeding heart knots to 5/8" nickel plated clips and dees
BEST ANSWER: •Features two 1/2" x 24" burgundy latigo leather saddle strings attached with bleeding heart knots to 5/8" nickel plated clips and dees
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Come in black?
BEST ANSWER: No this item does not come in black
BEST ANSWER: No this item does not come in black
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