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I wonder if it would be nice to stock the LM rails and header brackets and bolt the rail onto the chamberlains from home depot.

well i live in california and I have a big one piece wood door would love to bypass that stupid eye thing---but other than that california has made it so a genie screwdrive is the only opener that is legal to sell here that will open my door ----what do you suggest...

That chain wrapping is insane

Kudos on having a daughter that doesn't just roll eyes at you. 🎉 working with dad will always be good for her , even if it's just to know how not to be taken advantage of. But it gives her competance and a great confidence that shows.

I think you got a bit too cozy by thay fire. Chatty ass review cmon boy show me the money

Chain glides were one of the worst openers ever made. Tbey aren't getting any warranty from me if they actually want me to fix one😊

They came out really nice.

packaged on a Friday. good Paul Harvey.

Definitely use the box store most people don't care just as long as it works. Most important thing is be kind to the costumer do neat work make it look good.

Great video. I'd say also for tools to carry just a spring winding cone for slipped cable situations so you can backwind them even if you can't get to the springs. It's saved me a fee times

Here’s a question I’ve got and has never really been fully answered. I’m going to turn 16 soon and I’m gonna be repairing doors and installing openers. My question is what is the best to charge and what tools are really handy and how should I arrange my regular pickup truck to be most efficient? I really have no clue if I need to insure it or not or how I should get openers (if I should buy them from Home Depot or try to get a liftmaster supply). If you got any pointers or what you think the upcharge should be starting out for opener installations and stuff I would appreciate having that. I will be running it solo at first

Unfortunately here in Iowa customers see our pricing and tend to just have the door delivered to the home. Usually charge $800-1000 for 9x7 just because I’m annoyed and only take 3-4 hours for install. I will say it goes a long way to pre stretch those springs 1.25 inches before setting screws. Helps keep it quiet over the years 👌🏼

I believe it's to help reinforce the section behind the the top fixture.

Horrible system !

Looks like the end of the door is hollow so maybe acts as some kind of stile

I would say it is supposed to act as part of the style

That is used so the screws have something stronger to screw on to then just the sheet metal and it’s also curved on both sides so it hooks on to the front and back sheet metal

Taylor doors usually have a 2x2 end blocks to mount the hinges to. I'm thinking it's a backing plate to Mount to so the screws don't rip out

I think they put those on to stiffen the panel where the top hinge goes so it doesn’t tear or bow and maybe for operator strength pushing and pulling also I have ran into it a few times

I think you sre supposed to stretch the spring before you tighten the set screws, then you wind the springs

I hate everything about these spring systems. 2 piece torsion bar, galvanized spring, all the plastic, how the spring binds up, also not a big fan of how they need 10 turns since itll cause the spring to break sooner

Hi Great Video where do you buy the raw spring 10ft length,Thank You your a GREAT TEACHER

I kinda like the way those bottom fixtures go on but i wonder how often they dont fit right. Ive never used the slot in the track to put the jamb bracket on but i guess its nice for when you need to adjust in the future

Definitely replace that chain glide but keep the stanley if it still works. The doors are Taylor

I always do an up charge on my labor on those doors , and swap out the torsion tube for a one piece and center support with bearing..

Told you it would be quiet 😊

The only thing I would’ve done different since you were taking down a torsion system, I would’ve used the old shaft that way you have less chances I’ve slippage nice job

When I was on the apprenticeship we used a piece of angle and a lagscrew to keep the top section in place when we are installing it. The screw driver looks a bit sketchy but I might give it a try. With the coupler on the torcian tube I'd through bolt it but to be honest I don't see anything wrong with how you did it. Good video Dave, I definitely learned a bit from this.

Definitely old Taylor door, and they were notorious for rusting like that too

Nice saw horses dave! I use those ones to

damm, i have never seen something like that with clopay. Shitty clopay

More than just a regular garage door related video I would say that this is the prime example of what a good and positive fatherly figure looks like! Kudos to you good sir!

Nice video

Yes, ideal and Clopay do the notch on bottom brackets I do like that

You go girl think you work harder than your dad lol

First, how many springs are on the door?

Thank you for the explanation. 🙏

Those are Taylor doors. Pretty uncommon around these parts. Does hinges are known for snapping so I would recommend salvaging them if you ever have to do a repair. Those openers are probably junk. The Stanley probably has a cracked gearbox, that seems to be the trend with those. Since those are about 40 years old you're not going to find replacement parts for it it's better off replacing it. does genie chain glides or utter garbage. That opener belongs in the garage but save me that code pad. I need one of them for my genie screw drive. So I'm guessing these are generic white raised panel doors with no windows. Being that they're from Menards they probably are Ideal doors with the single galvanized spring. Are the insulated? Like what that letter commenter said, remove the weather stripping from the inside. There is a chance that you will scratch up the trim outside if it's aluminum, vinyl or wood. Great video Dave, looking forward for the next part.

old Waye Dalton Save those hinges. I use a 2x6 table all the time my back thanks me.

Those are old Taylor garage doors with the plastic hinges.

When taking seal off, you should pry from the inside, so you don’t do any damage on the show side of the board otherwise great job, Cora

I "retired" from the door business a few yrs ago but always loved liftmaster products, what changed?

I hope you can help me out with this issue I’m having. My drum keeps moving inwards and it causes the cables to snag on the panels when the door raises. I hope you see this comment. Thank you 🙏

What is the going rates for, residential, commercial, industrial, then union? I'm my opinion if you charge $200 per hour in union job its questionable if its worth all the drama

Sometimes I make knives as a hobby and I've dabbled in the very confusing world of metallurgy. When you asked about why some parts of the steel are harder than others the answer is because when they mix the steel ingredients together they don't really dissolve into a uniform mixture, think lumpy biscuit mix, so you get pockets of iron and molybdenum and manganese or whatever they put into it

I do a lot of work for Property managers realtors. Sometimes you do have to wait for the money, but I always get my money.

Yes, I’m with you Dave. I hate more than one chief.

Realtors “ promise big deliver small”

The garage door is away the main door in a home nowadays. And you can average 4500 to 5000 cycles a year.