Hello everybody. I just joined this site as myself, wife and son will be starting our second year of permanent camping this season. Last year was a learning experience for sure. I am, for the most part, pretty handy so when I went to replace the a...
aguablanco wrote:kjm7545 wrote:aguablanco wrote:Having owned a garage door business for over 25 years I can tell you that the springs are most likely damaged beyond any help. You will, most likely, have to replace the springs. Once torsion springs ar...
aguablanco wrote:Having owned a garage door business for over 25 years I can tell you that the springs are most likely damaged beyond any help. You will, most likely, have to replace the springs. Once torsion springs are wound backwards they will "ki...
hohenwald48 wrote:GrandpaKip wrote:How in the world did you roll it up if the tension was increasing?If I read the OP right I think he might of replaced the roller tube in addition to the fabric. Not sure. However, if so and he got the ends of the ...
It was not easy. The further I rolled it in the harder it was to roll. I wasn't sure if a household aerator would work or not. I didn't know if it would be the same thread or diameter.
