
Ashford Poly Conrod Joint
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For Ashford Spinning Wheels Manufactured After 2012
Overview
Maintain peak performance and smooth treadling action on your Ashford spinning wheel with the Ashford Poly Conrod Joint. This replacement part connects the treadle rail to the conrod, ensuring consistent drive and fluid motion. Designed specifically for wheels made after 2012, it's a must-have maintenance item for any spinner using modern Ashford models.
Benefits
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Official Ashford Replacement Part
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Connects Treadle Rail to Conrod
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Compatible with Ashford Spinning Wheels Manufactured After 2012
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Flexible Polyurethane Joint for Quiet, Smooth Operation
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Quick and Easy to Replace – No Specialized Tools Required
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Improves Treadling Efficiency and Drive Consistency
Compatibility
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Fits most Ashford spinning wheels produced after 2012, including:
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Traditional
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Traveller
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Kiwi 2 and Kiwi 3
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Joy 2
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Elizabeth 2
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e-Spinner 3 (for foot-control-compatible models, if applicable)
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Note: If you're unsure of your wheel's model year, check your original manual or reach out to The Spinnery Store for help identifying compatibility.
Specifications
Attribute | Detail |
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Product Type | Conrod Joint (Polyurethane) |
Compatibility | Ashford Wheels (Post-2012) |
Material | Flexible Polyurethane |
Installation | Manual Insert – No Tools Required |
Brand | Ashford Handicrafts – New Zealand |
Part Number | PCJP |
Condition | New, Direct from Manufacturer |
Why Replace Your Conrod Joint?
Over time, polyurethane joints can become brittle, stretched, or loose—causing reduced treadling efficiency or disconnected motion. Replacing your worn conrod joint restores balance and prevents treadle slippage or wheel hesitation.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: How do I know if my wheel was made after 2012?
Most wheels made after 2012 use the poly conrod joint instead of leather or metal connectors. If you’re unsure, look at your treadle mechanism or contact us with a photo.
Q: What happens if my conrod joint wears out?
A worn joint can cause treadling to feel loose, irregular, or unresponsive. Replacing it restores the wheel's smooth drive motion.
Q: Do I need tools to install it?
No. This joint installs by hand. Just remove the old one and slide the new joint into place.