Ah yes, now I remember. Pretty good concept once the second generation
came out.

>Both versions of the Torque-Master have the torsion springs enclosed inside
>a metal tube. Doing that keeps any shrapnel from a broken spring contained.
>They were both a lot easier and safer for the installer to tension the
>spring. All it takes is an electric drill and a 7/16" nut driver. The latest
>version is a lot safer than the first one.

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