Ordering Torsion Springs
Learn how to order torsion springs correctly. Measure Inside Diameter, Wire Size, Length, and Wind Direction to ensure the perfect fit for your garage door.
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Ordering Torsion Springs
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Converting TorqueMaster Original to TorqueMaster Plus: Parts & Differences
If you’re looking to upgrade to a TorqueMaster Plus spring system, you’re not in this alone. The TorqueMaster Plus has been in production since 2007 and is the current counterbalance...
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TorqueMaster Original Replacement Springs
Introduced in 1994, the TorqueMaster Original was Wayne Dalton’s first enclosed counterbalance system, designed to be safer and faster to install than traditional torsion springs. In 2007, manufacturing changes led...
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What Happened to the Wayne Dalton idrive?
The Wayne Dalton idrive is mounted to the garage door header directly above the garage door. This wall-mounted design clears up space and eliminates noise associated with chain, screw, and...
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All About TorqueMaster Springs
FAQ | How do I order Wayne Dalton TorqueMaster springs? Do I need to convert to a torsion spring? Are TorqueMaster springs bad? What style of TorqueMaster spring do I...
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Ordering Wayne Dalton TorqueMaster Springs
If your TorqueMaster springs have broken, we want to make it as quick, efficient, and safe as possible to replace them. These 3 steps will help guide you through the...
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Why Service Providers Want You to Convert Your Springs
If you have a TorqueMaster spring you will not need to convert to a Torsion Spring. Homeowners and customers just like you have fixed their garage in as little as...
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The Different Types of Garage Door Springs
What is the Purpose of Garage Door Springs? The garage door is a heavy piece of your house, and your operator | opener needs to be able to lift it....
