door removal advice, when doing it alone
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But...in reality.... it is okay...I just wish sometimes things would go a bit faster. But as they say "Quality takes time".
DUB
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St. Jude Donor '10
Paul,
I spoke with John T. and I think he has my pair of door holders that he is going to lend you for what you want to do.
Let me know if you have or have not spoken to him and we can get those to you.
Best regards,
David
I spoke with John T. and I think he has my pair of door holders that he is going to lend you for what you want to do.
Let me know if you have or have not spoken to him and we can get those to you.
Best regards,
David
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Pro
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From: Warrington PA
yes he contacted me about loaning them to me, thanks!
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I just had a thought. You take one of those door frames either the commercial of the homemade version, and in the base of it you put a couple of scissor jacks. We all have a zillion of them laying around. Then you can change the height at the front or the back and tweak it and adjust it. Needless to say you put something on top of the scissor jack so that the metal doesn't gouge the bottom of the door.
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Burning Brakes
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From: Woodinville WA
I just had a thought. You take one of those door frames either the commercial of the homemade version, and in the base of it you put a couple of scissor jacks. We all have a zillion of them laying around. Then you can change the height at the front or the back and tweak it and adjust it. Needless to say you put something on top of the scissor jack so that the metal doesn't gouge the bottom of the door.
