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Location: Nebraska | Hello, I am considering purchasing a used Tex Tan Flex Tree saddle. The seller does not know with width of the tree, and I have had no luck contacting Tex Tan to get information. Does any on know how to read the serial numbers so that width can be determined?
The numbers are 08TF4012 then a (C or O) 75 next set are 0405-4321 8
Thanks
Joan
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Veteran
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Location: Minnesota | Action Company, McKinney, TX 800-937-3700 now owns Tex Tan, Billy Cook, Abetta, Simco, Longhorn and other brand names. Rumored they do not answer many questions as they do not have records for older saddles. www.actioncompany.com
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New User
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| I bought a Tex Tan that starts with 08 at the top also. Did you find anything out? |
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Veteran
Posts: 170
Location: Minnesota | 1st set of numbers should be the model number, 2nd set of numbers is the month and year it was made and the last set is the serial number. I believe your saddle was made in April 2005. Many of their records were lost in the 2006 fire. |
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New User
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| Are you able to assess mine as well? |
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New User
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| Are you able to assess mine as well?
It won't let me post a picture, the numbers are as follows:
08-4900s6
0904 7797 2
The 2 is raised just above that second line and smaller. |
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Member
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| DLR - 2019-03-19 3:19 AM
1st set of numbers should be the model number, 2nd set of numbers is the month and year it was made and the last set is the serial number. I believe your saddle was made in April 2005. Many of their records were lost in the 2006 fire.
Never heard about this incident before. |
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Veteran
Posts: 170
Location: Minnesota | Google Tex Tan Saddle Fire. The fire was in Feb 2006. |
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Expert
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| According to what the information said on the post- Looks like it was made Sept 2009 to me |
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