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Your saddlerack comes with two pairs of hooks and
two 5/16" machine screws and nuts.
To assemble the flat saddlerack, place the square
nosepiece OVER the pointed nosepiece,
grasp nose hook, allow the assembly to tighten
on itself. The saddlerack is ready for use.
To hang the saddlerack on the small hooks, reverse
the procedure in figure 2,
which will
place the large hooks on the inside of the saddlerack.
If you're going to install your saddlerack in your
tackroom or trailer, first attach the LARGE
hooks to the flat side of the pivots that form
the rear of the saddlerack with the included
machine screws. Next, attach the SMALL hooks
to any suitable location, using 5/16"
machine screws of suitable length or #14 wood
or sheet metal screws.
The small hooks should be installed 3 1/2" inches
apart (inside-to-inside)
with the bottom of the hooks level.
The top crosspiece of your saddle rack will fit
in the hooks and gravity will hold it there.
When you want to move your saddle rack, just lift
it upwards.
When you want to use your saddle rack away from
your barn or trailer, reverse it and hook
the large hooks over anything suitable -
stall side, tailgate, fence, pipe, etc.
When not in use, your saddlerack can be folded
flat by lifting upwards on the long nosepiece
until the short nosepiece clears, allowing both
sides to lay flat.