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Door adjustment 120-130

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posted by  sdewolfe on  Tue Feb 20 02:01 CST 2007
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It will be much easier to remove, install, and adjust the door if you take a little time first to make a jig to support the weight. You can make it as simple or as complex as you like.

A 2X4 wrapped with a towel to protect the paint will work. Use a floor jack to support the jig (and door). You will need a helper to keep the door more or less vertical and to position the jack while you work on the fasteners and alignments.
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