Spring anchor brackets connect the stationary cone of the torsion spring to the garage door header. The bracket must be secured tightly to the header so the tension in the spring does not spin the bracket loose.
The size of a spring anchor bracket is determined by measuring the distance from the garage header to the center of the shaft, or to the center line (CL). Larger cable drums require larger end bearing plates. As a result, they need to be used with larger spring anchor brackets.
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Spring anchor brackets connect the stationary cone of the torsion spring to the garage door header. The bracket must be secured tightly to the header so the tension in the spring does not spin the bracket loose.
The size of a spring anchor bracket is determined by measuring the distance from the garage header to the center of the shaft, or to the center line (CL). Larger cable drums require larger end bearing plates. As a result, they need to be used with larger spring anchor brackets.