HOW TO WIND GARAGE DOOR SPRINGS

First he's doing it with his hands just to get some tension on it. Oh look it's wrapping the letters right around. Yep. And so now you're going to go 26 times around? 29. 29 times around. 29 to 30 times. Oh okay. So now does the bar stay in there? Yep. That's the tension. Okay cool. Oh I see how you're doing it. Yes. So each time you do that, now is it you do that 29 times or you do 29 times. 29 times. All right. What number are we on? 18. 18. We got 10. Oh we got like nine more. And then once you get way up there, the bottom one will hold the tension, right? I think, I don't know. We'll see. It's very close. Dude man, you are kidding a workout. This is better than the gym. Look at those quadriceps. I mean look at those biceps. Okay. And then he puts that one in there. And then that one holds it. And now he can tighten her down. Oh my god. Oh dude, you're killing it out there. Just the bar, I mean just the spring tightening up. Oh shit, that scared me. I thought something broke. That's why you stand on this side instead of directly in front of it. So I'm like on the wrong side. I mean, you're on the good side because the spring is right here. We're not watching that other one. Oh yeah. But this one, it won't fly off. It's just like the pieces of metal, stuff like that could really fly on you. Have you had one break? Uh personally, no, but I was there while my coworker was working on one. Uh-huh. And one of those screws flew off and hit me in the back of the head. Jeez, oh Pete, man, that's crazy. All right, so that one's good, right? That one's tight? Yep. All right, so here we go again. We're doing the exact same thing, 29 times, and uh and then tighten her the bad boys down. All right, same procedure, two of the bars, same uh size ratchet and socket.