Posted by JML755 on March 14, 2016 at 12:57:45 from (97.78.165.185):
In Reply to: I've seen it all posted by notjustair on March 13, 2016 at 19:36:49:
The motor-to-chain gear/sprocket on an older garage door opener gave out last year. It was a one-piece plastic part, opener and part both obsolete. I took a washer and made my own sprocket, bolted it to the motor drive plastic section with (2) 4-40 SHCS and it lasted almost a year until the 2 bolts holding it together sheared off. Obviously I didn't engineer it correctly :wink: so I just added 6 more bolts. Been doing fine since. In fact, it's better than new as a metal sprocket will hold up a whole lot longer than a plastic one. Wife said to just spend the $160 for a new opener. My name isn't "jerry" for nothin'. :lol:
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