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Cardale Garage Door Cones and Cables

Universal Bowden Cable 5m Lengths. Can be used to make up cables for most garage doors.

£14.95 for 5m Length

Stock No: CPS10905 (5m)

£19.95 for 10m Length

Stock No:  CPS109010 (10m)

Cardale Cones and Cables - Old type. Suitable for older cardale garage doors with the overhead spring and square ended plastic adjuster.  The arms were made from flat steel bar.

£16.95

Stock No: CAS1030

Cardale CD45 garage door cones and cables. Made to suit Cardale CD45 geared canopy garage doors with the overhead spring.  The spring had a hexagonal adjuster and the arms are made from round bar.

£17.95

Stock No: CAS1040

Cardale Compact cones and cables.  Made to suit the Cardale doors with the large spring mounted in the middle of the door panel. It can be very difficult to re-tension the spring on this model, if the spring has lost it’s tension it may need replacing.

£17.95

Stock No: CAS1020

Cardale Safelift and CDPro cables. Made up pair of replacement Cardale cables suitable for canopy garage doors with the CDPro and Safelift gearing. Identified by the plastic drums as opposed to cones and overhead spring.

£14.95

Stock No: CAS1012

Fitting Instructions

It is easier to fit cones and cables with the spring un-tensioned. To remove the spring tension simply cut the cables on both sides.

1. Loosen grub screw(s) on spring collar with 4mm hex-key.

2. Spring should move to the right, if not tap it over with hammer.

3. Knock out the roll-pins on the cones using a pin punch and hammer.

4. Pull cones and cables from the central shaft.

5. Replace with new cones and cables.

6. Ensure cables on both sides are looped around the spindles and then turn the spring shaft towards you to tighten the cables.

7. Re-tension spring.

NOTE: ON CARDALE COMPACT DOORS, DO NOT CUT THE CABLES AS IT IS VERY HARD TO RE-TENSION THE SPRING, USE MOLE GRIPS TO REMOVE TENSION ON THE SPRING.