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If you have up and over garage doors and a cable breaks, go to a cycle
shop and buy a tandem rear brake cable. £3 for 3 meters of teflon coated steel cable. |
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EricP wrote:
If you have up and over garage doors and a cable breaks, go to a cycle shop and buy a tandem rear brake cable. £3 for 3 meters of teflon coated steel cable. Nice bit of lateral thinking. |
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![]() "EricP" wrote in message ... If you have up and over garage doors and a cable breaks, go to a cycle shop and buy a tandem rear brake cable. £3 for 3 meters of teflon coated steel cable. Or renew the loops on the original cable in situ with the insides of electrical choc-block instead of crimping. http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/infoweb/door.jpg -- Graham. %Profound_observation% |
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