glad yur okay but you need to set the lift limits on that door for safety...
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While you're at it, Don, the guide wheel bearings need lubrication, the tracks need cleaning, the chain and door panel hinges need cleaning and lubrication, and the motor and housing need vacuuming out.
The shop's a dusty and drying environment; garage door opener mechanisms weren't really designed to operate in it.
I use the compressor to clear the accumulated dust in the tracks and mechanisms, but I'm sure there are differing opinions on that.
('Cause you had nothing else on your to-do list, right?
)
The shop's a dusty and drying environment; garage door opener mechanisms weren't really designed to operate in it.
I use the compressor to clear the accumulated dust in the tracks and mechanisms, but I'm sure there are differing opinions on that.
('Cause you had nothing else on your to-do list, right?
)
I do have a lot to do Dan. I have already took Stick off my Christmas list and you may be next. :laugh2:While you're at it, Don, the guide wheel bearings need lubrication, the tracks need cleaning, the chain and door panel hinges need cleaning and lubrication, and the motor and housing need vacuuming out.
The shop's a dusty and drying environment; garage door opener mechanisms weren't really designed to operate in it.
I use the compressor to clear the accumulated dust in the tracks and mechanisms, but I'm sure there are differing opinions on that.
('Cause you had nothing else on your to-do list, right?
And deservedly so, if I do say so myself.
does this mean I'm off of your xmas list too...And deservedly so, if I do say so myself.
thank the heavens for big favors...
I live there, Gary.
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