Date:         Wed, 8 Mar 2006 15:40:01 -0700
Reply-To:     bueses <bueses@EARTHLINK.NET>
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From:         bueses <bueses@EARTHLINK.NET>
Subject:      Re: will yours fit in the garage?
Comments: To: Anthony Egeln <regnsuzanne@YAHOO.COM>
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I had a standard 7' high overhead garage door that when open, only gave me
6'-10" clearance for my DC w/ roof rack & tilt which requires 7'-1 3/4". The
garage trusses were at 7'-2"!  I tore out the overhead door, &
built/installed a sliding barn type door that gave me the full 7'-2"
clearance I needed. Plenty of room for the westy which is lower than the
tilt-ed DC, but I can't jack up the DC w/ the tilt in place!

Pax,

Tom-now if I can just figure out how to automate the barn door w/ a remote?
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> Thanks for the brain storming, but that might be a bit rough on the resell
> value.  I think I'll stick with Tim's idea of removing the hurricane supports.
> Anthony
>
> Daniel Stevens <dosteven@SYR.EDU> wrote: Excavate the floor.. call them storm
> drains for hurricanes to prevent flooding..
>
> you only have to do 2 12" wide tracks for the tires to roll in.. and only a
> few inches..
>
> your local 'tool rental' shop will give youa  good deal on the masonry cutter
> and jack hammer..
>
> just a thought.. wild and spontaneous.
>
> dan
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> Subject: Re:
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> In my old house I kept my Syncro GL in the garage always.  One of the big
> disappointments of the house I bought last summer in Florida is that the
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