Not all types of garage doors are dangerous enough to kill you.
													
																	Garage door spring kan kill you. 
									
	
		
	
																	Simply put old doors aren t built with the same safety measures as. 
																	The dangers of replacing a garage door spring. 
																	Your car the door itself the electric opener to be safe every garage door extension spring should be installed with a safety cable. 
																	Life expectancy of a garage door spring. 
															
													
									
	
		
	
																	More common is that a snapping spring under tension will damage property. 
																	This is a static steel cable that s run through the spring and connected to parts of the track. 
																	Much of the problem is due to outdated design. 
																	Plug end extension spring is a p528 28 in. 
															
													
									
	
		
	
																	On average a typical door spring will last 5 to 7 years depending on use. 
																	Worse you can hurt yourself and even die if you make a serious mistake. 
																	If you do it yourself you risk damaging your garage door. 
																	Door with an initial tension of 165 lbs. 
															
													
									
	
		
	
																	This is for professionals only never install a garage door spring for it can and will kill you if you get wrong call a garage door professional to install your spring this is only to show that. 
																	Yes fixing your garage door spring is very dangerous. 
																	Thus a door that isn t heavily used might last a bit longer. 
																	Two p528 springs one on each side of the door can handle a 105 lbs. 
															
													
									
	
		
	
																	Also lead based paints on older garage doors are poisonous and at high levels can kill. 
																	If you are not a trained garage door repairman call a pro. 
																	Fatigue is the most common reason for garage door spring failure.