garage door tension rod is shifting

Hi Oren, I was going to skip this because I don't see any photos, nor a good description with measurements, so, as you surmised, there's just not enough information to go on.

To the OP: Look at this thread, and snap similar photos so we can "see" what you're talking about. I can "guess" what the problem is (as I had a problem with my anchor plates moving that I resolved) but a lot depends on your setup. (

Here are some BEFORE pictures from that thread:

Here are some AFTER pictures from that thread:

1. Final view (ugly, Rube Goldberged, but relatively functional):
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2. Closeup of the right bearing end plate support:
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3. Closeup of the spring anchor plate new bearing from Dan:
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4. Closeup of the spring anchor plate from below:
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5. Closeup of the left bearing end plate support (for two doors):
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6. A view of the newly relocated and reinstalled spring:
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7. Looking up at the right bearing end plate new support:
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8. Then spring anchor plate still bends - not much can be done:
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shifting-760784-.htm

Hi Oren, I've seen our NNTP posts get placed on forums (i.e., nntp-to-forum); but not the other way around (which this one seems to be).

Do *any* of these forum-to-nntp posters ever respond back?

I figured as much.

The guy just died, despite your attempts to help him.

I'm just going to ignore all of those posts, until/unless someone proves themselves.

Thanks for caring!

I've made a filter for the Moaners Hub posts. Just see the replies.

"surge suppressor" and "surge protector"

. Christ> Oren wrote:

"surge suppressor" and "surge protector"

"surge suppressor" and "surge protector"

"surge suppressor" and "surge protector"