Hi, I understand that the springs are under a great deal of tension and can be very dangerous to work on. I'm a DIY'er with intermediate skills. I can be careful, but I don't want to be foolish and take on a task that's better left to a pro. Here's a picture of the springs on my garage door. [ATTACH]71623[/ATTACH] It's a very heavy, old, wooden door. It would be nice to be able to open that door again. The way it is, I can't even open it manually. What do you think? Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone. I need an opinion. I've been frantically trying to finish building a small 8x12 "shed", before the rains came. I failed. I worked all day yesterday installing the OSB roof sheathing, in hopes of getting the roofing felt on before it started raining. I failed. It poured last night, leaving the OSB drenched. Unfortunately, more rain is heading this way for the next FOUR days. I have a little break in the weather today, that I could use to lay the felt. But..I'm hesitant, as the OSB is soaked. It seems like the felt would trap the moisture in the OSB. On the other hand..4 days of rain may ruin the OSB. What would you do? Lay the felt over wet OSB, or let the rain continue soaking it? I need to get out there fast if I'm going to do it though. So, if anyone sees this, I'd appreciate an opinion. Thanks