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I always love seeing your projects. Your work is amazing and very creative!

Checked, reassembled, rechecked, etc. think it's just bad.

Seats all the way down.

Everything is clear and all the pieces are there. It will run, turn up, and not turn all the way off.

I bought a Price Pfister replacement hot water stem, pulled the old one out and cannot, for the life of me, get the new one to work. I've tried every position and it just runs in any position. What the heck am I missing?! I've done this before!

Great job!

Glad your way works every time. Did you even read my response to him? Mine was really stuck. REALLY. STUCK.

They bend at the pivot point. Plus, you might need a larger pair or more leverage. I couldn't even fit a pair of Vice Grips in there. My drain was STUCK after 10 years and took some real effort to get loose. None of the wrenches twist or bend.

Lowe's is 30 minutes from my house and these were 30 steps away in my garage. It wasn't a cost thing. More of a convenience thing and I was simply trying to share with everyone.

You gotta make due with what ya got, right? When you're done, the Allen wrenches will be pretty stuck. Just wiggle the wrench and they'll shake loose. 9/16 wrench with 7mm & 8mm Allen wrenches.

What an amazing transformation! Very nice!

I'm really happy to see some more progress on your home. Looking forward to more soon.

I don't have pics right now, but let me just say that everything, including the mounting plate for the torsion bar, is butted up against one another, including the nuts and bolts. There are no gaps.

The vertical ones are easy, it's the top tracks that are all messed up. The installer has it so almost all the nuts and bolts are already hitting one another and I would probably have to move the torsion spring too - that ain't happening. ;)

I've never seen those before. They look pretty effective. Thanks!

I was planning on redoing those as well. They were out of stock the last time I was out. I guess everyone is sealing up tight for this winter. I'll see how the door is once I replcae them. Thanks for mentioning!

I have a standard 16' door that sometimes blows back from the door frame under heavy winds. I wanted to adjust the door so it stays flush, but the installer has so many nuts and bolts already hitting each other, it would almost be impossible to get all the tracks adjusted. I pulled on each...

First no mud, then this?! I don't know if I'll ever be able to read another Garage Gallery story! What is this world coming to?! ;) Mud or no mud, I'm still jealous!

The new face looks amazing!

I'll bite (I went back a couple pages and didn't locate HOA issue, so I have to ask)