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Identify Torquemaster Plus or Original Torquemaster
Identify Torquemaster Plus or Original Torquemaster
April 12, 2012 by Pro Door Parts
Torquemaster Plus Spring Winding End - Easily identified by its octagon-shaped end. Typically this spring will be found on doors manufactured after February 2007.
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Original Torquemaster Spring Winding End - Identified by its external splines and a rounded end. This winding end may be made up of metal (as shown) can also be molded plastic (black, white or clear).
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