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Posted by Tony Hwang on April 26, 2008, 11:35 pm
Anthony Diodati wrote:
>
>>on 4/26/2008 11:05 PM Anthony Diodati said the following:
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>>>Hi All.
>>>I have a craftsman garage door opener in a place I am renting, (but I
>>>want to fix it my self) and need to know what the part is called that
>>>goes from the trolley I think they call it, to the door. IIRC it is like
>>>a metal bar that is angled near the door end of it.
>>>I guess the sears website will still have it, or is there a better or
>>>cheaper place to buy it.
>>>Also I will need a "remote" for it. Can I get some type of universal
>>>opener, or is sears the best bet for that too?
>>> Thanks, Tony
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Sears sells parts at reasonable prices. I have replaced parts for my 22
>>year old Craftsman opener from the Sears parts store.
>>Almost any universal remote can be programmed to open your Craftsman
>>opener. Check the package to see if it works for your opener.
>>
>>--
>>
>>Bill
>>In Hamptonburgh, NY
>>To email, remove the double zeroes after @
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>
> Looks Like they call it a door arm.
> I found a universal one,
> http://www.aaaremotes.com/door-arm-set.html
> but don't know if I need a straight one or a curved one.
> It is a sectional door, So I am thinking curved?
> Thanks, Tony
>
>
Hi,
My door has a curved one.
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