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US 6,523,332 B1Granted
Self adjusting saddle tree
OwnerAlexa Erbinventor
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Abstract
A saddle tree comprising a first and a second side bar, a center bar, and a base. The first and second side bars each include a proximal and a distal end. The center bar is associated with each of the first and second side bars toward the proximal ends thereof. The base is associated with each of the first and second side bars at a second end and the center bar at a first end. The center bar is structurally configured to provide both torsional and longitudinal flexibility, to, in turn, permit the first and second side bars to move independently of each other.
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A saddle tree, comprising:
- a first and a second side bar, each having a proximal and a distal end;
- a center bar including a central region, a first extension, and a second extension, the center bar is attached to respective side bars proximate the first extension and the second extension thereof and toward the proximal ends of the first and second side bars, the center bar structurally configured to provide torsional flexibility, to, in turn, permit the first and second side bars to move independently of each other;
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- a base attached at the first end to the central region of the center bar and at the second end to the distal end of each of the first and second side bars.
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A saddle tree, comprising:
- a first and a second side bar, each having a proximal and a distal end, the first and second side bars structurally configured to longitudinally flex upon the application of weight thereto, to, in turn, facilitate the distribution of weight therealong;
- a center bar including a central region, a first extension, and a second extension is attached to respective side bars proximate the first extension and the second extension thereof toward the proximal ends of the first and second side bars;
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- a base is attached at the first end to the central region of the center bar and at the second end to the distal end of each of the first and second side bars.
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A saddle tree, comprising:
- a first and a second side bar, each having a proximal and a distal end;
- a center bar including a central region, a first extension, and a second extension, the center bar is attached to respective side bars proximate the first extension and the second extension thereof and is associated with each of the first and second side bars toward the proximal ends thereof, the center bar structurally configured to provide longitudinal flexibility, to, in turn, bow and permit the adjustment of the spacing of the first and second side bars to accommodate the configuration of the horse;
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- a base is attached at the first end to the central region of the center bar and at the second end to the distal end of each of the first and second side bars.
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A saddle, comprising:
- a saddle tree comprising:
- a first and a second side bar, each having a proximal and a distal end;
- a center bar including a central region, a first extension, and a second extension, the center bar is attached to respective side bars proximate the first extension and the second extension thereof and toward the proximal ends of the first and second side bars, the center bar structurally configured to provide both torsional and longitudinal flexibility, to, in turn, permit the first and second side bars to move independently of each other;
- a base attached at the first end to the central region of the center bar and at the second end to the distal end of each of the first and second side bars;
- a first pad associated with the first side bar;
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- a second pad associated with the second side bar;
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- a cover configured to overlayingly engage the first and second side bars and the center bar.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.