How to Measure Garage Door Springs *EASY* ► 2020 UPDATE
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- How to measure garage door springs for garage spring replacement. Order your kit here ►www.garagedoornation.com
This page has more information on measuring if you have any issues or need examples: www.garagedoornation.com/pages...
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You will need to measure the spring length, wire size, and the inside diameter. The spring length is a bit flexible and usually as long as you are within 3 inches, you shouldn't have any issues. Wire size is the most important, since it determines the strength of your spring needed based on the weight and dimensions of your garage door. Please follow these instructions closely before ordering garage springs for sale. - Jak na to + styl
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Thanks for helping normal people figure out how to do something most homeowners will eventually appreciate.
We have our fingers crossed for that Oscar award!
To the point, professional, clear and helpful I couldn't ask for more. Thank you.
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Well explained. You guys make it sound easy so I will give it a shot.
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This really helped me measure my garage door torsion springs
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Thanks for your videos. Question here, if you have time to answer. I'm looking to replace a 20" length spring with a 2" internal diameter spring for a 1-spring system. For the third measurement, I'm getting a 10-coil reading closer to 2 1/16", and a 20-coil reading of 4 3/16", so I'm unsure whether I'm at a .207 or a .218. Any suggestions? I have a 7'-high by 9'-wide door.
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EXTREMELY helpful!!! Thanks so much! I do have a question though: It seems that one of my two springs is 33", while the other is 36". Is that usual to have two DIFFERENT size springs on the same door?
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I recently had a spring snap. The door is solid fir lumber and for 30 ish years operated fine with the one spring it had installed. The spring is about ~36 inches. If I replace it with a two spring system should I have the length or size of the spring or just wind way less?
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All the info same for parallel extension springs? Or would I need diff measurements?
As far as I know the springs are as old as the house (been there since moved in 25+years ago) I'll have to look for style and color when I get time but I thunk it's time for a new opener so thought I'd fix the heavy door too...
best work yet
ok so i did the measurements on my broken torsion spring. looking for some replacement parts. just wanted to know if you got parts that are a little smaller or a little bigger then the measurements you got. whats the worse case scenario that can happen? thanks
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How do you determine the appropriate spring size for door if you suspect you may have the wrong size springs currently installed? Thx
Hi
man, Id like to know if I install a door garage with 6 meters length, how many torsion spring do i need?
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Hopefully you can help me with an issue or give me some ideas. I measured and pretty sure I got it right...replaced the spring and got everything installed. When I release the door it raises by itself, indicating the spring is too tight. But after lifting the door half way, (this is a manually operated door, no opener) i have to lift to the top and then the door comes down by itself...it won't stay up, indicating the spring needs more tension...does not make sense to me???? any suggestions
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Much appreciated. I'm glad you found it useful.
Hey Tom, at the beginning of the video it says that you no longer need to take the springs down to measure them, that is awesome. Just a couple of questions, does the tension on the spring need to be released to get an accurate measurement? Also, I have two springs (like most people) are each of the springs different lengths?
I’m a 21 yr garage door vet, yes release the tension, be very careful when dealing with spring tension. They can be different lengths because they are different springs. We go by what is called IPPT. “ inch pounds per turn” you have to have the correct IPPT depending on the weight of your door. To much IPPT your door will be to light and won’t stay down on the floor. Not enough IPPT your door will be heavy on the floor and be hard to lift. Hope this helps. Correct spring size is very important.
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how do I order a higher cycle spring for my Door, I have a stock 10K I want to go to a 25K it is just a longer spring? My spring now is 37" long 2" Id and .262 let me know
Right is red & left black? Seems in another video it was stated right = left & black = right.
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The bundle kit comes with everything you need and starts at $99:
www.garagedoornation.com/products/torsion-springs-kit
This video shows you how to replace your springs step-by-step:
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My springs are .207 x 2" x 22-1/2". Can I use .207 x 2" x 23"? Will a half inch longer spring make that much difference? Thanks.
"no". I was off 3/4" on mine and they work fine.
I've read wire size and ID are critical, but that length can off about 1" before you have problems.
A JOB ON THIS VIDEO ON MEASURING SPRINGS
When is you next record out?
great
Gonna grab a few things
If 16' x 7' door only comes with one spring, how do I know which springs to purchase when converting to two springs? do I buy the same type / gauge but one left and one right?
+goodjulio1 Please fill out our "Convert to a 2-spring system" form here: www.garagedoornation.com/pages/how-to-convert-from-one-spring-torsion-system-to-two-spring-system