Rudy
Active member
I need a recommendation for overhauling my Touchless Automatic's "home base" treadle switch.
I've had great luck using a Recora Auto Alert for the "entry" treadle (1st position). My second treadle (home base) has been a mercury switch inside a "flapper" that flips the mercury switch when the front tire depresses the flapper. This flapper setup is recessed into a shallow pit which also aids car positioning. The customer feels the front tire "fall" slightly just as the correct position is attained.
This setup is well worn and needs modernizing.
I was wondering what other operators use....
Do customers need the "feel" when finding the correct position?
If so, Could a couple of inverted 1 1/2" angle irons be welded to make a "frame" around another Recora Auto Alert?
Suggestions?
I've had great luck using a Recora Auto Alert for the "entry" treadle (1st position). My second treadle (home base) has been a mercury switch inside a "flapper" that flips the mercury switch when the front tire depresses the flapper. This flapper setup is recessed into a shallow pit which also aids car positioning. The customer feels the front tire "fall" slightly just as the correct position is attained.
This setup is well worn and needs modernizing.
I was wondering what other operators use....
Do customers need the "feel" when finding the correct position?
If so, Could a couple of inverted 1 1/2" angle irons be welded to make a "frame" around another Recora Auto Alert?
Suggestions?