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  • January 16, 2012 at 6:29 pm #43398
    Mark Cowdrey
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    I am looking for a work bridle in good condition. Size: can be comfortably adjusted to 17″ over the crown to the center of the brow strap on each side. Also 17″ from ctr of brow strap to bit ring. I prefer leather for a bridle. Also, I have 2 smaller bridles.
    Thanks.
    Mark

    January 16, 2012 at 6:59 pm #71474
    Livewater Farm
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    @Mark Cowdrey 31731 wrote:

    I am looking for a work bridle in good condition. Size: can be comfortably adjusted to 17″ over the crown to the center of the brow strap on each side. Also 17″ from ctr of brow strap to bit ring. I prefer leather for a bridle. Also, I have 2 smaller bridles.
    Thanks.
    Mark

    Mark I have a nice pair of used bridles that might work for you leather with some brass spotting nose band style with rounded blinders for very reasonable sale or trade

    Bill

    January 16, 2012 at 10:48 pm #71477
    Scott G
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    Mark, check ebay. I just picked up a very nice used draft halter/bridle for not much at all. There are numerous headstalls/complete bridles listed. BTW, someday I want to talk to you about possibly marketing your firewood arch out here. I was able to see Bradley Teeter’s in action last month and was very impressed. Seems as though everyone in my area that has drafts also has a Pioneer forecart. Your arch fits right into the multi-use/modular concept that the Pioneer forecart was designed for.

    January 16, 2012 at 11:10 pm #71475
    Mark Cowdrey
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    Scott,
    Thanks for the Ebay reminder, I forget about it sometimes.
    Wish I had gotten down to Brad’s for the day but was tied up. Haven’t managed to get to either of the two East Coast events you have made but someday we’ll meet.
    Let me know if you have some sort of plan in mind for a western “franchise” of the PiggyBack FireWood Arch. We ought to be able to brainstorm something. PM me if you want.
    Mark

    January 17, 2012 at 5:11 pm #71476
    Mark Cowdrey
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    Bill,
    If you see this, I sent you a Private Message.
    Thanks,
    Mark

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