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- Pair of 25” x 42” Extension Springs for 7’ Doors – Closed Loop
- Pair of 25” x 42” Extension Springs for 7’ Doors – Open Loop
- Pair of 25” x 42” Extension Springs for 7’ Doors – Clipped Ends
- Pair of 27” x 48” Extension Springs for 8’ Doors – Closed Loop
- Pair of 27” x 48” Extension Springs for 8’ Doors – Open Loop
- Pair of 27” x 48” Extension Springs for 8’ Doors – Clipped Ends
- Pair of 44” x 60” Extension Springs for 10’ Doors – Double Loop
- Pair of 44” x 60” Extension Springs for 10’ Doors – Open Loop
- Pair of 44” x 60” Extension Springs for 10’ Doors – Clipped Ends
- Pair of 53” x 72” Extension Springs for 12’ Doors – Double Loop
- Pair of 53” x 72” Extension Springs for 12’ Doors – Open Loop
Pair of extension springs sized 44 by 60 inches for 10-foot-high garage doors with open single ends. The open ends attach to standard extension spring hardware commonly used on residential garage doors. Choose the correct lift rating from the dropdown to match the actual weight of your door. Using the wrong spring rating can cause the door to become unbalanced—springs that are too light may not properly support the door, while springs that are too strong can make the door rise too quickly. Always replace both springs at the same time and confirm the correct door weight before selecting your spring rating.