what to do with garage door rails/track

[Rlefig]

Thanks. That's good to know. I'm happy with my off center set up at present (and moving to a jackshaft motor from an overhead motor to make it work wasn't so inexpensive because the door needed a torsion mount). Out of an excess of caution, I'll probably also get a clone driver with a 44" or 43.5" shaft so I don't risk my gamer if there is an accident. The noodle idea isn't bad either as it would add like 30 seconds to set up.

I was able to take off 16" of track. I rehung the back supports and garage springs. The springs were a pain because I originally had them hung off the new moved up back supports but this made the cabling too short, after I adjusted it so the door wood not close all the way as the front of the spring hit the front of garage support. So then I moved the spring back and hung it with lag bolt into roof joist about where it originally was, readjusted cables back to original and good to go.

Still might use a noodle and as suggested above might get a similar used driver to not smash my gamer

[Rlefig]

I still hit the rails if I am not careful. Not sure what to do

[Sean Webber]

I'm wondering how happened that the driver hits his head while driving. Probably if you adjust the locking system, the situation might get better. Emergency locksmith Highgate can re-install the locks according to your main necessities. However, if the construction of the garage is done improperly, then you can't do anything about it.