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Saddle trolley

AndyP

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managed a few hours in the workshop today. First time since before the school holidays.

After a few prototypes and trial and error testing I ended up with a trolley suitable for storing my daughters saddle and carting to and from the pony club.
Not fine woodwork of course but quite a few tools went into the building.



The wide board that the bracket is attached two has two functions. One to stop the back of the trolley folding forwards under the weight of the saddle and two to stop the bracket twisting sideways under load.






If I can find a small fixed sack trolley I will claim my folding trolley back but for the moment this will have to do.
 
chataigner":qnzret3n said:
Western I see ! Barrel racing next ?
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Indeed David, although I had too look up barrel racing. I am no expert on all things horse but we are assured by the pony club owner that this western saddle will be of use to my daughter who has a disability affecting her legs, balance and core strength. Of course she can't wait to try it out.
 
tracerman":207bx04h said:
Andy - reminds me of a certain person close to me , not pretty but functional .....
Steve
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I agree Steve, about the saddle trolley, not the person close to you :D

This was knocked up using bits I already had. If it proves successful I will try and find a light weight but small sack trolley which can be hung on the wall so the saddle can be cleaned easiliy.
 
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