my garage door measures 10' exactly... will the 10' arbor work? wouldn't it have to be a little larger than 10' to fit over the door?
1888409
I think our garage door is 9 ft. at that house, but we did have to set the brackets on the brick molding and I think we moved the brackets to allow as much width as possible.
878883
Depending on how your door is laid out. If by pure square inches, you would be a little under 2,000 square inches short. If your door is broken into panels etc, you might be able to get some of the area back. I would measure the exact sq footage you will need and then just do the math to see if it will fit. As for connecting it to the garage, I used liquid nails. It has now lasted through the whole summer etc, so it seems to be good enough.
1249793
I do not believe this opener has enough stroke to run a 10 foot door. We put it on an 8 foot door.
2185682
If the door thickness matches the stated thickness of 1 3/4 inches, it will do the job. Quality is excellent. Mine is on the bottom of the door from the garage to the mud room. Works significantly better than the original. Door thickness must be 1 3/4 or all bets are off.
1224446
For your convenience, I have posted images detailing the measurements you requested. I included images of measurements with and without the protective weather cover installed for installation pruposes. Sounds like your opener will fit inside with ample clearance.
859738
The length of the shaft will vary on the depth of the original recessed can. Not at the location...but think about 10"?
210457
Some garage doors are taller than others. This opener is designed for a lower door. My doors are 8 feet and considered high. I purchased 2 of these for my 8 foot doors. They work beautifully but I do lose about 10 inches of overhead clearance when they are fully open. It's not a deal breaker for me because I'm not driving an SUV or some other taller vehicle. You can buy an extension to accommodate a taller door but for me these are perfectly fine. The bottom line is if you purchase this for an 8 foot door your door will only open about 90% unless you get the extension. My 8 foot door opens just over 7 feet. Some garage doors are taller than others. This opener is designed for a lower door. My doors are 8 feet and considered high. I purchased 2 of these for my 8 foot doors. They work beautifully but I do lose about 10 inches of overhead clearance when they are fully open. It's not a deal breaker for me because I'm not driving an SUV or some other taller vehicle. You can buy an extension to accommodate a taller door but for me these are perfectly fine. The bottom line is if you purchase this for an 8 foot door your door will only open about 90% unless you get the extension. My 8 foot door opens... » Read More Some garage doors are taller than others. This opener is designed for a lower door. My doors are 8 feet and considered high. I purchased 2 of these for my 8 foot doors. They work beautifully but I do lose about 10 inches of overhead clearance when they are fully open. It's not a deal breaker for me because I'm not driving an SUV or some other taller vehicle. You can buy an extension to accommodate a taller door but for me these are perfectly fine. The bottom line is if you purchase this for an 8 foot door your door will only open about 90% unless you get the extension. My 8 foot door opens just over 7 feet. « Show Less
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suspect that it's 5/8, but not 100% sure might even be 1/2". I grabbed an off the rack blade at Lowe's and it fit. Didn't think to check the arbor size
594607
That's it. If you want a 10" hole you buy a 10" auger or widen it by other means.
1320835
As long as the arbor size is the same it should fit no problem. Just remember it doesn't put out light until the blade starts to spin.
898666
I didn't even need the extension for my 10 ft, so maybe the 10 ft. Would cover you. Not sure as I didn't do the install.
1272384
It should, I got it for my Craftsman 10". The arbors should be the same size, so it should fit.
2048697
Yes, the rubber seal itself will cover about 2", but you can also locate the alum. brackets lower on the Garage Door and gain another 1-2"... My G door is sagging badly in the middle and I needed to cover 3" at the ends. Since the Alum Brackets came in 4' sections and you have to drill your mounting holes, there's plenty of room for "adjustments" Great product, well worth it to put off buying a whole G door for another few seasons... :D
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The one that I have would probably not work for a 10 foot tall because the track is not long enough, unless you only wanted the door to raise about 7 foot high. When the door is 7 foot high, the top of the door would nearly be all of the way to the motor housing and that is as far as the door will be able to go without more track. If you could get another 3 feet of track and a longer chain, it would probably work just fine. You might check with the company to see if they sell these components or if they make one for a 10 foot door.
1985257
I believe its going to be at least the length of the garage door, at least thats what the hubby said I hope that helps!
1248619
The dimensions are 102" dia. x 84"H and it works fine on my 9' umbrella. On a 10' one, I'm not sure it would reach the ground as it should, although there is some flexibility using the string at the top
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I don't know specifically for the CE 10" saw, but there are two primary measurements of interest---arbor diameter, and the distance from the blade to the blade guard. The arbor should be standard. For the distance, you will need to verify that the thickness of the laser guide + the arbor nut is less than the distance from blade to the blade guard measured on the saw at the arbor.