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Today and tomorrow I am packing up my home in Hamburg for the final move the Philly. Fingers crossed for good weather and few problems . . .

moving in with poojer?

 

Good luck

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I shoveled 3 ton of manure and sand off my pickup for my new garden. Had to shovel the cow manure on . That sucked. 55yr old back is a little sore.

Why'd ya wait so long? Coulda/shoulda done that last month! Some even do it in Fall then mix and cover it all with leaves to kill out the weeds.
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Got the garage door repaired.

 

What was wrong? Did the torsion spring(s) go? That is one thing I won't mess with. It sounds like a gun when they pop. I had the guy put two on my door Last time they went. I only had one to begin with. Supposedly, they have so many opening and closings before they break. Around 10,000 or so. A good thing to do is wipe a little WD-40 on them twice a year... Stops them from rusting and breaking prematurely.

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No springs this time. Have had about 4 rounds of those.

 

This time it was the roller on the right side that had popped out of the track.

 

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No springs this time. Have had about 4 rounds of those.

 

This time it was the roller on the right side that had popped out of the track.

 

Interesting. Is the track loose? I don't think it should ever jump the track. ?? Make sure the track is anchored and tight... Especially anchored @ the bottom to the floor... Check the top too where it is anchored to the ceiling... Usually to steel angle iron hanging from the ceiling. I noticed mine after about 15 years, @ the bottom anchors were rusting a little (when I put my new opener in) by the safety sensors... Up here, lots of snow and ice. I cleaned it up, primed and painted the lower part where the anchor is. Also, they say you should NEVER oil/grease the track... Apply it to the rollers.

 

Again... I never mess with the torsion springs... Those scare the crap out of me!

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