DURA-LIFT .218 x 2" x 26" Torsion Garage Springs (White, Left & Right Wound)

$ 96.99

Score By Feature

Based on 218 ratings

Accuracy

9.90

Value for money

9.90

Easy to install

9.31

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Product Description

By entering your model number, you can make sure that this fits.

Measure 20 coils to determine spring wire gauge (see 4th image) and coil-to-coil length to determine the correct replacement spring.

INSTALLATION IS EASY - quickly install new or replace old, rusted springs (professional installation is recommended).

CORROSION-RESISTANT STEEL COILS - Coated steel coils help slow the rusting process over the life of the spring.

MADE IN THE UNITED STATES - one spring at a time, bringing back American manufacturing

1 YEAR WARRANTY - springs are covered by a one-year warranty from the date of purchase.

Questions & Answers

Will it work with spring wire 2070 that has a 1 3/4" ID and a 24" length?

Assume you already own a pair. 207" x 1- You should get 10,000 open and close cycles on the if you use 3/4" x 24" springs that are appropriate for your door. There are 207 springs in total. If you want to increase the springs' open and close cycles to 20,000, you'll need. 218 x 2" x 28" springs that can be used as a direct replacement. For those springs, go to Amazon and type in "B07253WV3B."

Only a smidgeon of a spring in my garage. 218x2x22" is the size of the artwork. Is it possible for me to purchase a 26" television?

The weight of your garage door will determine how long it takes to open and close. If you can't find number 22, you can use number 26; just don't give it the rotations when the spring is taut.

I'm looking for a set of galvanized torsion mules in size 218/2/27. ?

Our resorts are aceite-templated, and we recommend staying within 1" of the original length to ensure that the resorts of 26" will continue to be compatible.

Will these work with a 26-inch long spring and a door that two guys can't lift? I'm guessing 300 lbs. ?

Please measure 20 coils of your existing spring and if it's 4-inch in diameter, you'll need to replace it. If you're talking about 3/8", then the answer is yes. For your replacement, a wire gauge of 218 is appropriate. You can find a measurement guide for determining which wire gauge you have on your door by looking at the fourth image on this Amazon listing. We always recommend that you match the existing spring measurements and replace them with springs that are the same.

Selected User Reviews For DURA-LIFT .218 x 2" x 26" Torsion Garage Springs (White, Left & Right Wound)

I ordered the wrong size springs and ended up with two different lengths

5/5

After reading reviews, I decided that the 207 x 2 springs would be the best option. It would be possible to use 218 springs. I had no idea what garage doors were and had no documentation for mine, which is a 10 wide by 9 high insulated door that is quite heavy. The longer, undamaged spring was wound nine times. After winding these new springs to 7 1/2 turns, I became terrified. The door rolled up 3/4 of the way and stayed there manually at that point because it was well balanced. Isn't everything fine? So I rolled up the door after hooking up the lift. It was an excellent solution. After that, I pressed the down key - bam - Everything came to a halt. The cables had gotten tangled up after coming off the spools. Yikes. You should be able to tension your springs at least one turn for every foot of door height, it appears. br>br>Even though the thicker springs were balanced correctly at 7 1/2 turns, they should have been tensioned at 9 turns. The problem is that the door would not be balanced at 9 turns and fly up, so these springs will not work for me, and I will have to order new ones. I'm going to try again with the 207 x 2 x 28 springs. br>br>At this point, I'm wondering why I didn't hire a pro to do it, but I live 75 miles out in the boonies, and the experience has taught me a lot. I believe it would be impolite to return these springs because they only failed due to my inexperience. Is there any way to put garage door springs to good use?.

Jamir Knight

| May 23, 2021

Before you begin, watch the video on YouTube to ensure that you are capable of doing so

5/5

If you're handy with tools, you can save $150 by watching the installation on YouTube. Thank you for the great price and the tensioning bars that came with the product.

Alayah Chavez

| Apr 28, 2021

It was a perfect match

5/5

By measuring the thickness of the wiring (with a caliper) and the length of the spring, OEM replacement springs were found to be identical to the originals.

Oaklyn Little

| Mar 21, 2021

Installing it was a breeze

5/5

Dura- The lift springs were simple to install and came with everything I needed to complete the task.

Raylan Vega

| Apr 30, 2021

Good product, and with the included winding bars, it's not difficult to set up

5/5

I only gave 4 stars for comfort because you will feel the pressure as you approach 31 quarter turns on the torsion spring, but don't worry, the job is almost done.

Lexi Carrillo

| Nov 04, 2021

You will save money if you measure your springs

5/5

) The setup was straightforward. Overall. Installing for the first time! br>There's a lot of tension in Old Springs! br>Take your time and use the rods that come with the kit to save money and stay safe! br>Excellent product, which was installed the same day it was delivered. br>Now that my wife is happy, it's working out great!.