Garage Door Torsion Springs, Say Goodbye to Springs Hassles：Introducing our garage door springs! Engineered for excellence, these high-quality springs ensure superior performance, lasting durability, and easy installation. Crafted with precision from high carbon steel 82B and cast aluminum ADC12, they boast exceptional fatigue resistance and unmatched reliability. Upgrade your garage door system today with these reliable, long-lasting springs!

This is a heavy gauge zinc plated steel lock. Features a tamper proof cover plate. It can be used with surface mount or mortise bolt keepers. Used with a variety of locks.

This is a zinc diecast construction T-locking handle. Replaces most garage door, camper and RV locking handles. Two handles are included that are keyed alike.

This torsion spring is constructed of steel and it includes a stationary cone and a winding cone attached to opposite ends of the spring. These types of torsion springs provide lifting force for heavy garage doors and must be selected by the springs dimensions, rather than the doors weight. In the case of dual spring installations, note that the proper use of LEFT WIND and RIGHT WIND springs is imperative. Also, when dual spring installations are involved, it is important to replace both springs, as replacing only 1 spring may add increased strain to the older non-replaced spring. This torsion spring is a regular duty spring with an estimated lifetime rating of 10,000 cycles. As an important safety precaution: all broken or malfunctioning hardware should be replaced with matching hardware, without any modifications. These garage door torsion springs can cause serious injury if not handled and installed properly. If attempting to replace the torsion springs yourself, it is important that the removal or adjustment of torsion springs is not attempted with any other tool other than Prime-Lines item number GD-52238. Failure to utilize Prime-Lines item number GD-52238 for the replacement of these springs may result in severe personal injury. These winding rods are used to wind and unwind the tension on torsion springs and they are the only tools recommended for this purpose. To determine the handing of your torsion spring wind, look at the end of the spring with the finger of the spring at the top of the wind. When the end of the spring is at 12:00 o'clock and it is pointing to the left, the spring is a right wind; if the end of the spring points to right (positioned at 12:00 o'clock) it is a left wind. When standing inside the garage looking outside, the torsion spring with the black painted winding cone installs on the right side of the door, and the torsion spring with the red painted winding cone installs on the left side of the door.

This heavy-duty, "one piece" Taylor Door extension spring features double loop ends and safety cables to protect against personal injury and property damage from broken springs. It is always advisable to replace all door springs, even though only one may have broken. Spring dimensions: 1-1/4 in. inside diameter at 1-7/8 in. per every 10 coils. For use on single car garage door systems.

This torsion spring is constructed of steel and it includes a stationary cone and a winding cone attached to opposite ends of the spring. These types of torsion springs provide lifting force for heavy garage doors and must be selected by the springs dimensions, rather than the doors weight. See the product specifications found in Prime-Lines Torsion Spring Selection Guide to assure that the proper replacement spring has been selected. With dual spring installations, note that the proper use of LEFT WIND and RIGHT WIND springs is imperative. Also, when dual spring installations are involved, it is important to replace both springs, as replacing only 1 spring may add increased strain to the older non-replaced spring. This torsion spring is a regular duty spring with an estimated lifetime rating of 10,000 cycles. Determine the handing of your torsion spring wind, look at the end of the spring with the finger of the spring at the top of the wind. When the end of the spring is at 12:00 o'clock and it is pointing to the left, the spring is a right wind; if the end of the spring points to right it is a left wind. When standing inside the garage looking out, the torsion spring with the black painted winding cone installs on the right side of the door, and the blue painted winding cone installs on the left side of the door. As an important safety precaution: all broken or malfunctioning hardware should be replaced with matching hardware, without any modifications. These garage door torsion springs can cause serious injury if not handled and installed properly. If attempting to replace the torsion springs yourself, it is important that the removal or adjustment of torsion springs is not attempted with any other tool other than Prime-Lines item number GD-52238. Failure to utilize Prime-Lines item number GD-52238 for the replacement of these springs may result in severe personal injury. Make sure to replace the left side as well, Prime-Line part GD 12226.