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The ceiling is 1/2" sheet rock with insulation so I built a floor to work on. I arched the trusses when I built them so I had to shim the bearing bloc
Putting lower section of door frame in place kind of tricky doing it all by my self.
I bought the motor at Freight Harbor for $139. It started out as a hoist I took the spool off and replaced it with this sprocket. The out put shaft is
I bought the tubing at a metal salvage yard it is supposed to be 2" d X.090. The when I started working on it the out side d would very from 1and 7/8"
The ceiling is 1/2" sheet rock with insulation so I built a floor to work on. I arched the trusses when I built them so I had to shim the bearing bloc
Building first hanger door in 1989. I built it in two half's and with the help of the counter balances I would lift the door by hand. I was 44 then
This is some of the hard ware hinges and latches. I made the hardware myself out of 2"X1/4" steel strap using my gas welder, vice and anvil.
I have the upper part of the door frame up in place I put an home made extension on my tractor loader and raised it in place and then tied the door in
Joe Fisher

The ceiling is 1/2" sheet rock with insulation so I built a floor to work on. I arched the trusses when I built them so I had to shim the bearing bloc

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