I spray bearing points and file down old bite marks and the shaft slides easily. Enter your spring and door info on SSC and figure out your turns or paint the old spring before you unwind it. Invest in a brutewinder and get a sds to 3/8 adapter and run a hammer drill. I’d take 7 5/8” pairs and just stay in the air till I was done
love commercial jobs with a scissor lift ..do them by myself...easy, easy..never used SureWinder...never needed it...does look like nice tool..btw..remove the end plate for easy roll
We only use scissor lifts because the ladder has slipped out from the boss 2 times, so he completely got away from ladders. We pull them out on special occasion, but never at food places. With sugar and stuff on the ground it ain't worth it
I spray bearing points and file down old bite marks and the shaft slides easily. Enter your spring and door info on SSC and figure out your turns or paint the old spring before you unwind it. Invest in a brutewinder and get a sds to 3/8 adapter and run a hammer drill. I’d take 7 5/8” pairs and just stay in the air till I was done
I agree with everything you said, but what is a brutewinder? Just another brand of a spring winder?
same brand, different product, for bigger springs
@@tcgaragedoor ahhh I gotcha!
My work just got both springs replaced so seeing this 3 days later is pretty neat. Also in the Chicago area
Thats awesome!
love commercial jobs with a scissor lift ..do them by myself...easy, easy..never used SureWinder...never needed it...does look like nice tool..btw..remove the end plate for easy roll
We only use scissor lifts because the ladder has slipped out from the boss 2 times, so he completely got away from ladders. We pull them out on special occasion, but never at food places. With sugar and stuff on the ground it ain't worth it