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  #43652 Posted 2 Years, 2 Months ago
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Most people will tell you that replacing torsion springs on your garage door is NOT a do-it-yourself project; it is far too dangerous. But if any of you have nerves of steel and would like to put in your own springs, there is a site with instructions on how to do so safely. At http://www.truetex.com/garage.htm Richard Kinch tells how he changed his garage door springs, "and lived to tell the tale."
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  #44143 Posted 1 Year, 11 Months ago
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If you're thinking about replacing your own garage door springs or need further information visit us at www.diygaragerepair.com You can call me direct at 1-800-997-7606. I would be happy to answer any questions you may have. We carry every size garage door spring, torsion spring, extension spring and garage door parts necessary to complete the job safe and proper.

Are you're looking to increase your headroom in order to install a car lift or maybe just create more storage space? We can help you convert your existing garage door spring system to a "high-lift" which will enable you to increase headroom up to 60".

Anything can be done safe and proper with the right information. We even offer installation videos at no charge. Call us today 800-997-7606
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  #44146 Posted 1 Year, 11 Months ago
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diygarage, thank you for responding to gubbler. unfortunately i must have overlooked his posting
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