G.A.S Hardware

120 lb. Heavy-Duty Double-Looped Garage Door Extension Spring (2-Pack) - GREEN

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Our take on the 120 lb. Heavy-Duty Double-Looped Garage Door Extension Spring (2-Pack) - GREEN

The G.A.S Hardware 120-Green is a pair of double-looped garage door extension springs rated at 120 lb each, sold with S hooks. The green color coding marks the weight rating, which makes matching a replacement to an existing door easier. It is a basic steel spring with a coated finish, aimed at standard sectional doors that use extension springs rather than torsion springs. Pricing for the 2-pack is not listed here, so compare against other 120 lb pairs before buying.

Best forDIY replacement of worn 120 lb extension springsDoors with extension springs on each sideOwners who want a color-coded weight matchBudget repairs on standard sectional doors

Pros

Color-coded green for the 120 lb rating
Sold as a matched pair with S hooks included
Double-loop ends fit standard extension spring setups
Coated finish for some corrosion resistance

Cons

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120 lb. Heavy-Duty Double-Looped Garage Door Extension Spring (2-Pack) - GREEN price history

Lowest price we've seen: $38.12 on Nov 7 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 7.

Specifications

Hardware spring type: Extension SpringSource
Compatibility: Garage Door Torsion SpringSource
Rec. use: HardwareSource
Features: Heavy-Duty, Durable, QuietSource

Questions and answers

What does the green color mean?: Green marks the 120 lb weight rating. Use it to match the springs already on your door, not to pick a heavier spring for a lighter door.
Will these fit my garage door?: Only if your door uses extension springs and each side is rated for 120 lb. Doors with a torsion spring on a center shaft need a different part.
Are safety cables included?: No. The pack lists the two springs and S hooks. Add safety cables, since a broken extension spring can whip through the garage.
Can I install them myself?: It is possible with the door fully closed, proper clamps and winding bars, but extension springs are under heavy tension. Many owners hire a technician for the swap.
How long do extension springs last?: Life depends on cycles and door weight; most extension springs are rated for thousands of open-close cycles. Replace both sides at once so the door stays balanced.

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Our take on the 120 lb. Heavy-Duty Double-Looped Garage Door Extension Spring (2-Pack) - GREEN

Best forDIY replacement of worn 120 lb extension springsDoors with extension springs on each sideOwners who want a color-coded weight matchBudget repairs on standard sectional doors

Pros

Color-coded green for the 120 lb rating
Sold as a matched pair with S hooks included
Double-loop ends fit standard extension spring setups
Coated finish for some corrosion resistance

Cons

Questions and answers

What does the green color mean?

Green marks the 120 lb weight rating. Use it to match the springs already on your door, not to pick a heavier spring for a lighter door.

Will these fit my garage door?

Only if your door uses extension springs and each side is rated for 120 lb. Doors with a torsion spring on a center shaft need a different part.

Are safety cables included?

No. The pack lists the two springs and S hooks. Add safety cables, since a broken extension spring can whip through the garage.

Can I install them myself?

It is possible with the door fully closed, proper clamps and winding bars, but extension springs are under heavy tension. Many owners hire a technician for the swap.

How long do extension springs last?

Life depends on cycles and door weight; most extension springs are rated for thousands of open-close cycles. Replace both sides at once so the door stays balanced.