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Old 09-23-2020, 11:41 PM
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Just couldn't resist with the previous comment! However, there was a thread (I think it was here) where a guy raised the header on his garage and added a panel to the door to get the extra height he needed. Might be an option if there is room.

You can also get a little more height (inch or 2 +-) by adjusting cable tensions or springs. I replaced my springs a couple of years ago when one broke and learned a little doing it. Got to be very careful, messing with the springs, if you go this route.

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