Garador Type Mk3c/Type C Garage Door Cables - Silver

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The Garador Type Mk3c/Type C Garage Door Cables are an essential maintenance component for owners of older Garador garage doors manufactured prior to 1999. These cables are designed to restore the smooth, balanced lifting action of your door, ensuring safety and ease of use. While these cables are highly reliable and specifically engineered for the Mk3c gearing system, they are not universal and are strictly limited to doors within the 7 feet 0 inches to 8 feet 2.5 inches width range.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Brand | Garador |
No, these cables are specifically engineered for the Mk3c gear mechanism manufactured prior to 1999.
Yes, it is highly recommended to replace both cables simultaneously to ensure balanced tension and prevent further wear on the door system.
No, these are rated for doors between 7 feet 0 inches and 8 feet 2.5 inches in width.
Replacing garage door cables involves working with high-tension components which can be dangerous. Unless you have experience with garage door mechanics, professional installation is advised.
The Mk3c gearing is typically found on Garador units manufactured before 1999. Check the manufacturer's label or the mechanical assembly diagram of your door.
Ensure both cables are correctly seated on their respective pulleys and that the tension is balanced between both sides of the door.
Inspect the cable pulleys for damage or misalignment, as a worn pulley will continuously damage new cables.
Compatibility is strictly limited to Garador garage doors with Mk3c gearing manufactured before 1999. Before purchasing, verify your door width is between 7 feet 0 inches and 8 feet 2.5 inches.
Installation requires specific tools for handling high-tension springs and cables. Due to the inherent danger of garage door springs, it is highly recommended that only experienced individuals or professional technicians perform this installation. Maintenance care involves keeping the cable tracks clear of debris and ensuring the door mechanism remains properly lubricated to minimize friction and prevent premature cable wear.