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Posted by Old Timer in Ohio on April 01, 2007 at 21:21:12 from (76.188.35.15):
In Reply to: OT Garage Door Opener posted by Roy Suomi on April 01, 2007 at 19:43:05:
Now your talking about my old job (this is straight talk NOT B.S.).For over 30 years I installed G.arage D.oor O.peners for sears (and others).A G.D.O.is only designed to take your place,if you have a hard time raising the door so will the G.D.O..You should make sure that when you raise the door(G.D.O.disconnected) it should stay at about half way open on it's own. Make sure to balance your door properly.I'veseen sears last 25-30 yr's
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