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Because the door slides in them and it will hit your car, you need to measure with the door in the up position.
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Originally Posted by GiuseppeM
For the guys here that have high rise doors, how close are the rails to the ceiling? Mine are 12" which seems a lot, when I asked the installer he told me he needed clearance for the spring tool...
I think it's a big plus because it allows additional height and clearance for the vehicles on and under the lift.
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i can adjust where the door stops, so i should be able to set it so only the top part of the door will cover part of the rear. Need to be careful with my measurements though.
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I'm having my rails raised, installing a side-mount new 1.0 hp garage door motor (yeah my current one is like a 20-yr old 0.5 hp center motor from Sears), and having my garage door's rear braces changed from wood to narrower but stronger & lighter aluminum... including the labor this will cost me $950.
And then the 4-post lift is next.... installed I'm looking at ~$3,000. So 4K'ish total. Burning Benjamins...
And then the 4-post lift is next.... installed I'm looking at ~$3,000. So 4K'ish total. Burning Benjamins...
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Originally Posted by Bossing
I'm having my rails raised, installing a side-mount new 1.0 hp garage door motor (yeah my current one is like a 20-yr old 0.5 hp center motor from Sears), and having my garage door's rear braces changed from wood to narrower but stronger & lighter aluminum... including the labor this will cost me $950.
And then the 4-post lift is next.... installed I'm looking at ~$3,000. So 4K'ish total. Burning Benjamins...
And then the 4-post lift is next.... installed I'm looking at ~$3,000. So 4K'ish total. Burning Benjamins...