Reply to "A NEW COUNTER DESIGN"

geoffhookMember

I've got a JO counter and have bent the engaging prongs back so they clear the spokes. I then made-up 2 adaptors - these are electrical spade connectors (used in cars and other electrical equipment) and the size I have is a tight fit onto the counter prongs. Onto the barrel part of this connector (the end that accepts the wire for soldering or crimping), I clamp a blue point connector to ewnlarge the adaptor. I can then cycle any distance with the counter mounted and slip-on either 1 or 2 adaptors to engage the spokes when I'm ready to measure. I then remove them to cycle home. Therefore my only counter wear and tear is when I'm actually measuring.

8/6/075:29 AM

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