>>2992794
It looks good. You're lucky to still have that door.

>>2992794
>heavy
It's supposed to have springs that help with opening. If your springs are damaged or worn then get them to replace them. Or buy an electric garage door opener, they cost like $200-$300, the one in your pic already has it.

>>2992796

They won't let me install my own garage door opener and insist I use their contractor which quoted $1000 for just the labour.


I've opened the neighbors doors manually and it's way easier. I think I just need to make it look ugly enough that they approve the replacement. It's not some small time landlord it's a big corpo.

>>2992795

Not my door but looks very similar, maybe a bit more worn since it hasn't been maintained in 10+ years since I've been here.

>>2992798
You fucked up when you asked about it. They wouldn't even have noticed that they suddenly have a garage door opener. But anyway, springs, tracks, wheels. Check what is causing it to be hard to open. Springs are the most likely culprit. Pour acid on them if you want them to corrode and fail and maybe ask the retarded corpo overlords to fix it for you, or buy the new spring and /diy/ it yourself. Even if you have the opener, they only exert so much force, so if your springs are fucked it won't be strong enough to open the gate, alternatively might rip out the attachment point.

>>2992794
Search for "How to balance a garage door torsion spring".

On second thought, no. That's a good way to kill yourself.

>>2992794
>>2992798
>I'm a rentoid and basically i like to fix my landlord's property for free, and also offer him to fuck my wife while I'm watching
you do you, king

>>2992794
>heavy
The answer lies in the heart of /fit/

>>2992794
>Ideally something that will make it look ugly and unsafe so they're forced to do something.
Like evict you because you're a retard who gave them prior notice that you wanted X done and they said no and suddenly the related item now has damage that wasn't there when the property manager last inspected the rental before signing a lease agreement with you.

Are you incapable of thinking ahead to other potential negative outcomes to this situation?
>They won't let me install my own garage door opener and insist I use their contractor which quoted $1000 for just the labour.
Yeah, because it's their property and they want receipts and reports that the work was done to meet their requirements, not yours.

>>2992796
this, it's a safety issue. checkout your local building code, maybe you can force your landlord to have it fixed. then spray some lubricant in the tracks and all the hinges to cut down on noise

All I'm asking is how do I make a wooden garage door deterioate faster. That's all I need to know

>>2994103
Pee on it daily.

>>2994103
place legos all around, mormons will do the rest