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WHY IS IT SO HARD TO MAKE A SADDLE WORK ON A MULE?
A mule will tell you when he hurts! Their owners come here as the STORE of LAST RESORT, after
spending 1000's on custom saddles with mule bars etc.
NOW YOU CAN MAKE ALMOST ANY SADDLE WORK ON YOUR MULE with
The CorrecTOR, front & rear shims and an Envelope SADDLEPAD!
The Bars seemed to Fitting well on the pad, both while mounted
and when I checked following the ride. His shoulder bones did not have pressure on them as he walked. Jon Olsen
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| JON OLSON TAKES THE TOUGH RIDES ON HIS GAITED MULE |
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| AT 280 W/ MOUNTAIN MAN SADDLE HIS MULE GAITS GREAT! |
Len, As I indicated you can use my picture as you wish.
I weigh about 280 pounds. No, you did not send the black severe duty front shields in my Corrector. We were out this
past weekend riding in the hills of SE Minnesota. I rode Saturday moring with only one front shim on each side,
the saddle did not stay back as well as with the two front shims on each side. The rest of the weekend I rode with 2 front shims on each side, that seemed to work best. As I said before,
I use no rear shims, Buckaroo was well behaved all weekend, no trotting downhill, no head tossing, he seemed very happy. It
was cool so he didn't sweat much at all.
A Happy Customer, Jon Olson
What saddle makers don't understand
is that a mules back comes up at a walk about 1 inch. At a trot or Gait, add another 1/2" or more. If your mules back
is straight to start with, it's really rounded when you're riding. Straight MULE BARS aren't concave underneath front to rear.
That's what it would take to make that saddle work on your MULE, &
THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT THE CORRECTOR DOES! IT TAKES 2 OR 3 BALANCE SHIMS EACH SIDE IN FRONT AND 2 ON EACH SIDE IN THE REAR.
They ride on top of the molded plastic shields and WORK LIKE A WEDGE UNDER A ROCKING CHAIR!
( just balance yourself in the saddle with a few tries using the front shims, then while riding,
reach up under the rear of your tree bars to see if you or someone else can get their finger up to the knuckles. If so, add
the 2 rear shims on each at the rear and let your mule bring his back up.)
| The NEW " SOFTIE 2 N 1", W/ 2 REMOVABLE LINERS! |
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| NO PAD IS MADE IN 3 PARTS LIKE THIS ONE. THE FOAM / FLEECE LINERS ARE REMOVABLE FOR WASHING. |
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This is Ruthie, my 20 year old mule wheo just is like
the Energizer Bunny! She is a pretty much perfect mule. Takes good care of her rider. Dorothy Raaf,
| DOROTHY RAAF & HUBBY RIDE> BLACK HILLS & BADLANDS |
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| SINCE THE CORRECTOR, NO SADDLE SORES ON RUTHIE, HER 20 YR OLD MULE ! |
Hi Len, thank you for the fast shipping on the new contoured
envelope pad.
I told you that we
were very happy with the CorrecTOR AS WE USE IT ON OUIT 4 MULES TO HELP WITH SADDLE FIT. All our mules are different
shpes and sizes and your product helps us have comfortable and happy mules. We trail ride lots and living in South Dakota
we have hills and lots of ups and downs. We try to get to either the SD Black Hills or ND Badlands at least one time each
summer and this year we went to the NEMO area in SD. The mules did many miles and no sores of any kind and they were happy
to hit the trail every day.
In the pictures you can see the older Envelope pads. I trimmed them rounded and we really like the new Contoured E pad. Mules
are kinda short backed and the rounder cut works better on them. We do have a couple of Mule
saddles , but the CorrecTOR makes them work better too, and my Hubby can ride his favorite horse saddle on the mule with
this system. We still use a crupper or britchen in very steep terrain, as mules do not have much
wither and it is just safer, we think.
I am sure we will be ordering another CorrecTOR from you before
too long! Thanks again!!! Dorothy Raaf Strandburg, SD
| Mr. Raaf and ONE OF THEIR 4 MULES & CORRECTOR |
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| 4 MULES WITH VERY DIFFERENT BACKS, ALL VERY HAPPY WITH THE "E" PAD AND CORRECTOR. |
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