Posted by mss3020 on February 13, 2019 at 08:02:57 from (206.222.212.155):
In Reply to: slider door stuck, posted by mike henry on February 13, 2019 at 02:47:24:
MJMJ has it I believe.. on my 43x63 bulding I have two large doors that both drag when it gets gold and the ground freezes hard. Sounds like someone raking their nails down the old chalkboard times 100.. anything within a mile knows when Im up and going.. not much to do now and bythe time it thaws all will be good and you'll prob forget about it till next year..LOL..thats what happens to me anyway..
if you can get it open and have access to propane heater (like the torch kind that burns weeds in driveway) or torpedo heater.. I have done that to heat ground to scrape to get by.. wouldnt heat it with door still closed as heat wouldnt be good for door paint..
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