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Old 10-15-10, 06:47 AM
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nlerner
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I should also add the the product I've used on completely dried out saddles is the horse tack treatment Ko-Cho-Line:

http://www.beval.com/Products/Ko-Cho-Line/5031001.aspx

It smells awful, but a layer slathered on the bottom of a dried out saddle, then leave the saddle in a big in a warm place until it absorbs, really works well.

Neal
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