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Anything you got handy? Shove it under there :D A couple of mine I put small carpet squares under one corner. Doesn't come out and leveled it perfectly.

Thanks DeliveryGuy

Thanks for the info, very helpful.

Curious, can you say how much he charged you? Not because I may need his services but I am going to sell one of my lifts and want to know what a buyer may run in to.

Ok after reading the manual and partially understanding what I needed to do I called Liftmaster/Chamberlin. Boy that was tough getting through. 1st time, I was on hold for about 30 minutes and hung up. They don't tell you your wait time or what number you are in the que so gave up. Called back...

Really starting to take shape :thumbup:

What is the name of the manufacturer?

Check your PM

There is really not that much to it but agree the instructions could be better. I have 2) Pro Park 7s so if you need any pics for clarification let me know.

OK page 11 is the key I think. Thanks So if I switch the wires so that momentary contact to close is activated, will that also turn my existing control panel to momentary contact. I think it will. Also, installing the photo sensors won't affect these controls at all and doesn't require any...

Found the wireless keypads on their site and Amazon but don't think it is that simple because right now it is set up for constant pressure on control to close.

My Liftmaster Professional Model MT 5011 came on my 40x50 garage when I bought my home. I have been using the wall mounted up/down/stop switch to control the 11 foot door. I want to install a wireless exterior control panel but am unsure of what I need to do. There are no sensors installed at...

That's a new one for me. Likes the look? Welcome to GJ

Guy's I hate to say it, but, don't think you are going to get anything besides your money back. GTM and move on.

Why run the low voltage from the house? If you are puting landscape lighting around the garage, why not just get another transformer

Bad idea...

Thought about that but have moved mine (i have 2) a number of times and I think it may work.

He is looking for the casters with brackets like in the picture. Well...you're a little too far for me to help but I like the dolly suggestion. Just use 2 of your casters to lift one end, put a couple dollys under it and then move the casters to the other end. Sounds doable. I have quite a few...

I did the same thing on pavers. Never went away.

I really like the way you did that. By adding the extra 2x6 you were able to transfer some of the load onto the walls where it originally was instead of making the rafters carry it all.