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> I didn't get the impression that the company feels compelled to honor 
> much regarding the original Orthoflexes.....  On the other hand, Acie 
> (from the current company) asked me to look up the serial number so 
> that he can discover if it really is an Orthoflex--something about the 
> seat color being outside their palette.  I don't get the ins and outs 
> of who actually made this particular unit.  It is really short so I 
> thought that meant the later company.  But Clint (the saddle 
> repairman) is pretty sure it sounds like one made by the first 
> company.  All will be clear when I get around to getting the serial 
> number from my friend.
>
> I'm most interested in replies such as your own, that suggest repair 
> possibilites.  My friend and I are in delicate negotiations about 
> whether any repair would work sufficiently and, if so, how much the 
> resulting unit would be worth.....
> Mary K.
>
> On Wednesday, July 6, 2005, at 04:40 PM, Sisu West Ranch wrote:
>
> > Years ago I successfully repaired the broken tree of a cheeeeap 
> > Aussie.  I used a couple of layers of fiberglass resin and cloth, 
> > applied through a small hole cut in the leather.  I felt like a 
> > surgeon doing a bone repair. It worked fine.  Since OF used to claim 
> > that the leather was relatively easily removable, the repair should 
> > be a snap.
> >
> > Before Len  Brown got greedy, I beleive that he guaranteed his trees 
> > forever, unless run over by a truck.  I wonder if the successor 
> > company would honor the guarantee??


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