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Thank you, I fixed my garage door!

awesome

Thank u for your amazing video!

+1 for the 'you saved me' bro. Thank you.

This is exactly what I needed thanks so much. Done and done

"7/16 12-point socket is the wrong tool for the job. An appropriately-sized (likely 3/16") 8-point socket is best, but even just an adjustable wrench would be better than using an oversized hex-head-drive tool on a square-head-drive fastener. Also, a warning about unloading any unbroken spring first might be warranted

Thank you very much for the awesome information.

I have seen other videos where you need to reweigh the door with scales after you add insulation to the door. It says this will determine what spring to use. Is this true because of the added 14-15 lbs.

No BS with video, straight to the point and very helpful!

great video

Excellent, you’re definitely a pro, other channels are holding the tension by securing the torsion springs. No need for that. Just visegrip the tube, and tighten or loosen cable drum as needed. Having the Demo tube/springs/drums etc. proves you do it for a living. 👌

Your video is very helpful but my cables keep coming off on one side even after I've aligned it.

7x8 garage door was installed by a "professional' there is a large gap along both sides "yes daylight both sides entire edge" Can I re align the track tighter to the wall face without having to touch the torsion set up?

I had to do this just recently, because the door made a noise when opening jumping the grooves on the drum

Amazing video Thank you so much

Great tutorial!! Was able to knock it out in 1/2 hour! Save me some $$$ too!

The music. So distracting.

looks simple. i do not see any parts that would kill you =.= why anyone keeps saying that….

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🧰🧰🧰 Keep up the good work don’t stop doing that your videos are very helpful

Great no nonsense video, thanks!

Thanks bud you made it fun !!! Will look forward to future repairs😁🙏

great info

Thnx sir

Hi, I have a 6.5' tall by 16 foot wide WOODEN door that is old and quite heavy. Do you know how many turns for this type of door? Thank you!

Hi. Both of my cables came off of the drum. Can I still use this same method, or do I have to take tension off of the tension spring directly?

sweet tips, great for someone lacking common sense.

Clearly filmed and explained. Thank you so much!

Saved me $500 thanks!

Parts for GD

Are the springs all the same length

Thanks that was informative

Just did mine using this video. Spot on and thank you.

My problem is, i have to step on the bottom of the garage door and apply maybe 40 lbs to get it to the floor and lock it there. And then when opening it, at about 5 feet up, it has spring tension holding it down. I dont know the history on it, like mismatched parts. But does it sound like the springs are to short? The door is 8' tall x 10' 2" wide. Any ideas?

Excellently done... thanks a lot!

Can someone please enlighten me as to why my door keeps losing the cable on one side (the right hand side if you are facing the door from inside the garage) while the garage door is going down? This results in the door drooping on that side and bending tracks and brackets and wheels coming off the track. After getting everything back in shape now (for the 4th time!) I think I may see the issue. When the door is all of the way up, there is no tension on the cable anymore. Both sides lose their tension. But the right hand side is very loose. I know this should be self evident, but alas. Thank you for any advise you may offer.

Good morning, great video and thanks for the tips. I have a question, Why does my garage door bounce while going up for the first one foot? It started after I installed a new motor.

It's good thanks

Just installed a replacement spring using this tutorial as a guide. This is all you need. Installed my spring without any problems!

Do you carry a boombox with you everywhere, just so that you could play loud and annoying background music whenever you talk?

Is there a right and a left side spring or it does not matter

As an untrained viewer I would add that the spring coils here can really really hurt you. They hold more than their share of stored energy that is like a mouse trap if you start loosening bolts and you’re the mouse! They are uniquely deceptive in their hidden power. If you don’t own two (2) of these .5” rods of the proper length, proper tools, gloves, helmet, eye protection and some strength - CALL OUT A PRO. They are much cheaper than an ER visit , a painful one // or - at least get hold of the old geezer here for proper parts and another safety brief. Thank you for this video. //ji

Excellent video! Thank you!

I have a 10 foot garage door how many 1/4 turns will that require I didn’t see anything in the manual in regards to the tension

Is it the same turns if I go from a 19" to a 27 or 30 " spring? I just had the left spring replaced about 2 years ago!

I enjoyed your video excellent job however i had a Question I have a 16-foot- x 7 high heavy duty garage doors made of heavy alum in 1979 the Spring size is a 234 2 x 26 when I get to 17 quarter turns seems really tight, didn't know if I was over tightening it My garage door is an seems like a commercial type of door compared to most doors on homes can you explain the number of lines that your installer counted on the spring I wasn't sure how that works or if it is a gauge when tightening How many quarter turns should i tighten the spring

I ordered the spring on Amazon for $70 and followed the directions on this very simple video. You saved me a buttload of money! My single car garage door only had one spring on the left side, so it was pretty simple. My son and I had it knocked out in less than an hour. I can see how it could be dangerous, but it's just like anything else in life... Go slow and steady and use your head and all will be well.

You need to update this video because I just went to order the rollers and your website lists them for $58.

Love your video, thanks

Could you plz upload new door installation

Thank you for making me confident in being able to tackle this on my own saving me a couple hundred dollars! you are a savior!