0.243 in. Wire x 2 in. D x 33 in. L Torsion Springs in Green Left and Right Wound Pair for Sectional Garage Doors

i just installed these springs on my garage door after one of my springs broke. It was 30 years old. I had to buy the tools to unwind the old ones and remove them before i could accurately measure them and order new ones. The spring thickness, diameter, and the length were all different than my original, but close enough to work well. This isn't a hard job to do. Just make sure the tools are fully seated into the holes in the spring before trying to move them and don't set your ladder right in front of it in case the spring would suddenly unwind and throw any tools you might have attached to it. Since i had a 7' door, I wound each spring 28 quarter turns and it raised and lowered the door easily and it could stay open when halfway down. perfect. A well-known garage door company quoted me $500 to replace the springs but I did it in an hour for the cost of the tools ($15) and the springs ($100). I just followed a good youtube video on how to do it. Don't let anyone scare you into not DIYing it. As long as you follow simple safety rules you'll be fine. The one with the red end always goes on the left and the black one always goes on the right. My axle that the spring went over was pretty rusty, so i had to clean it with WD-40 and a #120 grit sandpaper to allow the springs to slide easily. It can also hang up on the indentations left by the set screws, so you might need to deal with filing them down or something.

These are for left or right wound garage door springs. They can replace broken torsion springs or be applied to a new application. They come with one torsion bar in the package. They are made of heavy-duty quality steel, and match up to the existing set up. If a person doesn't know what they are doing, they might be better off hiring a professional for the installation.

Installed to a perfect fit

Product was just what I needed and installed ok

Because I was sent to the wrong sides