Model-based spare parts
Replacement Spur Rowels and Pins
Build a spur spare-parts line around parts that match the original assembly. We manufacture spurs and can review the rowel, bore, thickness, axle and retention arrangement with your sample. Send the base spur and the parts you need to replace, then agree the component quantities and supply scope. Your repair or refill order can remain tied to an identifiable fit.
Choose the Wheel and Fixing Together
Choose the wheel and fixing as a matched assembly. Relia produces its own spurs and checks materials, dimensions, appearance and moving-part or assembly fit. For a spare enquiry, we review the original shank space, rowel and axle together before agreeing the component version and counting unit.
Use the A1, B2, E2 and E3 rowel families to identify a starting wheel, then match it to the actual spur. Stainless pins and cotter pins are separate fixing components. We review the wheel, shank space and retention arrangement together before agreeing a spare-part version.
Start with the Original Assembly
An old part can show wear as well as the original design. Include the complete spur code, photographs of both sides of the wheel connection and the retained drawing if available. Keep the original fixing method with that record so a similar-looking component is not mistaken for an interchangeable one.
- Identify the spur
Record model and revision or a clear complete-product reference.
- Capture the connection
Show wheel, axle ends and the space around it.
- Record the original part
Measure unworn features or use the original drawing.
- Match a sample
Review the proposed spare in its complete assembly.
Use Diameter and Thickness Together
The model A1 reference is 1 inch with 3.5 mm thickness and eight points; B2 is 1¼ inches with 3.5 mm thickness and six points; E3 is 1½ inches with 3.5 mm thickness and twelve points. Match the chosen wheel to the spur, bore and axle before ordering the replacement.
| Reference | Named size and thickness | Profile identifier |
|---|---|---|
| A1 | 1 in; 3.5 mm | 8 points |
| B2 | 1¼ in; 3.5 mm | 6 points |
| E3 | 1½ in; 3.5 mm | 12 points |
| G1 | ⅞ in; 3.5 mm | Cloverleaf |
The Bore and Axle Complete the Interface
The wheel needs space within the actual shank and a matched fixing. Bore size, wheel thickness and axle details belong to the same compatibility record. Keep those details separate from a decorative finish change or tooth-profile choice.
Connect Part Making to the Mating Features
A rowel drawing defines the profile, thickness and centre opening; a pin drawing defines the shaft, ends and retention arrangement. The selected part determines the appropriate making and finishing operations. We keep those mating features linked to the complete spur instead of treating a named wheel diameter as the whole component specification.
Our material, dimensional, appearance and assembly checks provide the production basis for the chosen configuration. For a spare enquiry, compare the actual wheel, axle and available shank space together, then identify the accepted component and counting unit. This separates a usable matched part from another model rowel with a similar outline.
| Part | Geometry to retain | Finished review |
|---|---|---|
| Rowel | Profile, bore and thickness | Edges, surfaces and assembly clearance |
| Pin | Shaft and end features | Fit and specified retention |
| Cotter pin | Actual form and engagement | Correct use with the original fixing |
| Complete connection | Matched component versions | Assembly according to model instructions |
Give Every Spare a Base-Model Link
A stock list becomes more useful when each line names the spur it supports. Retain the approved rowel and pin combination, the component unit and the package quantity. This makes refills clearer for a distributor or repair counter.
Complete spur code and revision.
Rowel reference plus its matched pin or fixing.
Individual piece, matched pair or defined spare set.
Keep the Packing Unit Explicit
The selected polished-rowel models describe one pair in a polybag with a barcode. Keep that packing example with its own model. Agree the component, label and counting unit for your parts order.
Connect Spare Parts to the Complete Spur
Use the Western range guide to identify the base, the fastening guide for set contents and the replacement-supplier guide when matching an existing assembly. Use the complete-spur products to identify the base, then ask us to quote the matched spare.
Send the Original Spur and Spare-Part Details
Include the spur reference, clear connection photographs, rowel dimensions and fixing details. State the number of pieces or matched sets needed. We can then review model references and the current standalone-parts scope. Send your reference and required quantity to info@reliasaddlery.com, call +86 18561762631, or use WhatsApp +1 404 203 0971. Qingdao Relia Saddlery Co., Ltd., Changjiang Road, Qingdao, Shandong, China. You can also send a product enquiry.
- Choose the productSend the model code, product link or your drawing.
- Describe your versionInclude the size, construction or appearance you need to discuss.
- Plan the next stepAdd quantity and destination, then agree the sample and quotation scope with us.