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Unless he's changed it recently, there is one huge flaw with his guage. 
 It cannot measure lateral asymmetries and horses that are perfectly 
symmetrical are few and far between.  Good saddle makers know this about 
his guage and that's one reason they aren't interested in using it.
Laney

Rob Losey wrote:
> I have read a lot of Ferrand's information. I think his science is very 
> sound. Not just the measuring gage, but the system for making trees, as 
> well as a pressure mapping system that ties a wired pad to a computer. 
> It can tell the exact pressure per inch through out the entire surface 
> of a tree with a rider on board. The main problem is the system is to 
> good. I think it would help saddle makers make a better saddle. It can 
> also tell a consumer when a brand new custom saddle doesn't fit. No 
> surprise saddle makers don't want to sign on. I would pay extra for a 
> saddle make with this technology. A prescription saddle for my mule. It 
> will come in the future. I hope I'm still riding when it does.
>
> Rob and Annabelle


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