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WOW...sorry you have such a mess to re-do.....at least no one was hurt....it'll hurt the wallet bad enuff!!

My sensors are either mounted up high on 2 overhead doors, or put up on rafters and only 3" apart....NO kids or pets to contend with!!

I would sooner think small diameter copper wire to attach to the pin & wind it in the manner that would prevent it from slipping.....reminds me of whilst in the Air Force & using safety wire to attach to a hex nut that has holes drilled in it, and winding in the correct direction to prevent it...

But, but, but......NO schtinkin' children....or pets...to hafta even think about!! U got kids....it's yer tough luck....have fun!!

Hey RYAN.....I'd like to know what car that is in your avatar.....see my WHITE '39 Pontiac.....

Stupid is as stupid does......but Seriously, GLAD U didn't get hurt!!

I found the BEST price from a place that makes all kinds of tool boxes for trucks, etc.

I have a '79 'Vette, and a '39 Pontiac....and I have the battery tender jr. (3 in total) that I use during the winter when they're not going anywhere.....They keep the charge up without any problems.....I use one on my Generac generator as well, as I want to be sure it will start when I want it...

I disagree about not using led bulbs....I've had led's in my Craftsman opener for over a year, and NO problems whatsoever. AND...I also disagree about the "typical homeowner" not trying to adjust the springs....IF one is mechanically inclined, has the tools, and the "common sense" to PAY...

Welcome from a fellow Michigander...where U located? I'm south of Coldwater...on the Mi/Ind border!

MOST things in life that are pricey are worth it.... I figger that if I can't pay for it, and needing to finance it, then I really don't need it! Fortunately, I've been able to pay for everything without any hot damn financing for a number of years!!:)

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I got mine the cheapest from a shop that makes tool boxes for trucks, etc.....it's only about 20 miles from me

Dammit....U needz 2 "soak it inside er";) I know whatcha mean....I've had a few days of "stopping, regrouping and starting over" on my '79 Corvette......Recently finished changing the stock body-to-frame cushions and a new ****** shifter (4 speed) and getting a mahogany wood shift knob to match...

You can KEEP your "5 day winter" in Texas....I'll take a longer winter here in Michigan and love it...we have it made compared to a lot of problems a lot of states have.....that we DON'T have!!:)

Holy shidt……...55 amps....what an EXPENSIVE setup!! My natural gas 45k ceiling mounted heater only uses 1/2 gallon per hour....and at my $1.45/gallon cost, I'd say my setup if FAAARRR cheaper than your...ah....behemoth energy gulping monster!! Sure am glad I was smarter than SOME people in...

I don't see any problem....your old door was wood, whereas the newby one is aluminum, which a lot lighter....the existing opener will work fine!

Do what I did....many, many years ago when I was not exactly swimmin' in the money, in order to lower the temp in my house when I wasn't home was to set a 20 or 30 watt light bulb below the t'stat so the heat from the bulb would "trick" the t'stat into thinking it was warmer in the house than it...

I hadn't either...UNTIL...I recently changed the "frame-to-body" cushions on my '79 Vette....and ALL of the bolts mounting these were....U got it....7/16"-14 bolts & nuts!! I didn't want to pay the really high prices that Corvette Central was charging, so I went to a SMALL hdwe. store, and I...