How to change your Kent and Masters Saddle Gullet Bar! - Adjust your saddle in just 5 minutes!

In this quick 5 minute video Jade will show you step by step how to change the gullet bar in your Kent and Masters saddle!
This also applies to Thorowgood saddles and Fairfax saddles!
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[@tracycalland6360]

What a great video, Thanks so much, I was dreading having to change the gullet bar but you made it look easy. Thanks Jade.

[@thesaddlebank]

No problem :) Glad you found it useful!

[@heidiv5462]

Great video, but according to the K&M website, the angles should face the front of the saddle.

[@thesaddlebank]

The plastic part has a groove in it which you will see the shape of the bar, so just pop the bar in the same as it is on the groove. If you put it in the wrong way it won't line up correctly and will look a little odd which is another indication its not in the right way. :)

[@lindab9626]

@@thesaddlebank Heidi is correct. I tried doing it the way it was showed in this video, and I struggled for over an hour. I managed to get all the screws in (after a lot of struggling and cursing), but for the holes to align, the gullet had to sit in a weird angle. But I went along with it, as I've never had a K&M before and thought maybe this was how it needed to be. I did think it looked like it was supposed to fit this way from the groove in that plastic piece, weirdly enough. Anyway, I wasn't happy with how it was sitting, so I decided to do it over again the next day. Took the gullet bar out, accidentally put it back in the correct way this time, realized it sat way better this way, the holes actually aligned right away, and I even realized the groove in the plastic indicated it should sit that way, it fit so much better there aswell. So I checked K&M's website, and saw that they did it that way too. And I highly doubt they would give incorrect information about the fitting of their own saddles.

[@thesaddlebank]

@@lindab9626 HI Linda Thanks for your feedback. I have just watched their video. In their video they are using an R bar saddle, in our video we are using the K&M cob model (S Bar). I have just opened up two saddles to double check this. The R bar indentation faces one way, and the S bar indentation faces the other way. All you need to do to get it in the right way round for your saddle model is to follow the plastic indentation on the tree, then you will get it the right way round :)