Tack Tip: How to Remove Stirrup Leathers from a Saddle

[@Gr8tBlueHeron]

I had removed the stirrups to replace them on an old saddle, not realizing just how hateful it would be to run the new ones. This is what I came up with to do as well, but I came online to look because surely there is a better way.
Gotta say I'm disappointed that this is the only real way to do it, but also pretty pleased with myself that I figured it out!

[@H.pylori]

Great trick for handling the stirrup leathers. I was afraid to take mine off completely, fearing not being able to get it back on. So when I did a complete clean and conditioning, I would just slide the leather in and out to the point that I could clean the entire length without removing it completely. Thank you.. Thumbs up.

[@MrSanteeclaus]

Love the Barber Chair Saddle stand. At the point on my project if I want to pull the stirrups or not. Thanks for the tip

[@jjsoutdoors5095]

This helped a lot thanks

[@rstidyman]

Excellent...wish I had watched that earlier.

[@jennsroka2796]

Thank you for a great video

[@Trapezius8oblique]

This was so helpful thanks

[@BigBendSaddlery]

Thanks for watching!

[@schaferin83]

Rockin that mullet!

[@ronedelgaleone6706]

Hi! I have a older plantation saddle. Would this work for my saddle?

[@Bethelhorses]

Turn volume up?

[@Youreout]

Why parachute chord? Is that all you had?

[@BigBendSaddlery]

Hello! We use parachute cord because it is thin, strong, and you can melt the end into a point. It holds up very well without being in the way.

[@luismarquez313]

👍

[@micahadams7343]

I think I got jackked cause my fell straight out on the trail 😂

[@vitalivicol6874]

Cac mjna pocupati tacoe sedlo

[@rickstorm8948]

thats not the easy or the right way... lol

[@MrSanteeclaus]

Bright Star show us the right way