I have a auto gate opener and I need it to open about 10" more, but I have no idea on how to do this, any one know how to adjust the opening for this gate? I have no idea what brand it is and the company that installed it is no longer in business. Here is a picture of the control board and hope someone might know how to help me. If you need a closer picture of the board, please ask I can get another picture. Also I was seeing if anyone knows how I would be able to put this unit in "learning" mode so I can program a second remote? Thanks! [IMG]https://i.imgur.com/nWNHAra.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]https://i.imgur.com/2xWT9TC.jpg[/IMG]

Hello, new member here. Looking for advice on current idea for a lean-to pole shed. This is a free standing open building, not attached to any other structure. There are 12 old telephone poles already concreted in the ground from a previous build my stepfather did years ago. He originally used roughcut 2x6s for the entire thing. He had tin on top. It held up well for years, but only half had tin on it. When i moved back, I tore the remaining roofing and lumber down due to not wanting it. Years later, I want to put this up and make it last. So here's the ideas.... - setup is 3 rows of 4 poles, so it looks like 3 large bays, 2 bays are 11-12 foot wide, the other is 17 foot wide, entire structure is about 42' wide x 33' deep x 13' high, plan is open air for now, maybe close off part of it as funds allow - 2x8s - 2 together with plywood sandwiched in between, set on top of notched poles, large lag bolts (or whatever they're called) through that and the pole - use different length 2x8s overlapped with additional bolts for rigidity - on top of 3 rows of headers (whatever those 2x8 beams are called), will be 2x6s standing, 12" oc - I have roughcut 1x6 in 12' lengths for lathes on top of the 2x6s to attach MasterRib metal to Any advice, critiques, tips, anything concerning these plans thus far....? I have the lumber purchased already, all 2x6s are 20' long to allow overlap on middle beam, and overhang front and rear for runoff. The posts are already notched for the slope as originally done the first time around. Thanks everyone for help and advice with this. I just wanna do it well.