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IDrive: NEVER EVER BUY A WD IDRIVE! Heres my story. Two doors, each purchased directly from WD local store (company owned). First installer shows up, its her 2nd job since being hired! I ordered IDrive ( HUGE MISTAKE) She had never installed an IDrive before, or a Wayne Dalton system. She had worked for other door companies. After 3 hours a 2nd installer arrived. He was to be with her orginally, but overslept (or somthing to that effect). Ok so by 3:00 pm the have the tracks in and the door panels installed. Inform me that the next day the opener guy will be here to install IDrives! Two days pass...still no installer. Finally, after rearranging my schedule they guarantee me he will be there. Since I have a garage full of tools ( more on that later) I make arragnements to have someone at my home. Again a no-show. Finally I call WD corporate. Within an hour I get a call from the local store: He will be there first thing in the morning. Another day lost, as I am unable to have someone at my home to cover for me. Well at least he shows up. Within 15 minutes he askes me who installed the doors? WD , I say, and he begins to argue with me! Turns out the install was so far out of plumb and that the I drives, he said, would not work. Mostly it turns out the overhead tracks needed to be fine tuned and raised/lowered. How do I know this? Heres where it gets fun. I tell the guy how upset I am about the service and he goes banannas on me. Ranting and raving, complaining about his drunk manager and on and on. I finally tell him he has to leave. I take pictures of the install and the subsequent repairs. I then redo the install myself. I complain to WD headquarters but to no avail - its a local issue and they will have a district manager call me. After about four hours I have the door tracks perfect. I have the openers still sitting there so since no cooperation from WD I go ahead and install them. Not that difficult to do and overall I'm pretty satisfied. Now about the refund for WD failure to install. Make a long story short: Small claims court, pictures are invaluable! Local WD must pay me for my time etc.! Corporate has to cut the check. I get a call from the office asking why they were cutting me a check for a court ordered settlement? Check you own phone records and complaints. To say they were rude isn't even coming close. They send the check ( yes it cleared). Three months later the west door IDrive acts up. I call customer service and a very knowledgeable lady walks me through the set up and viola - works perfect. Two months later the east door acts up. I call again (since I hadn't written down the entire sequence). Again the door works but she asks what part number on the circuit boards I have. Turns out WD knew that an entire production lot was faulty and I have the faulty circuit boards. They agree to replace one. This means I must use the orginal installer -their own company store. Guy shows up, muttering about IDrive crap and POS they are. Within 40 minutes he has the board installed and its working OK. He then trys to collect a service call fee from me. 20 minutes of arguing he learns this was under warranty. And he is ticked at me! Two months later...yep you guess it; the other door fails. I call WD. This time its entirley different. They have my phone number attached to technical service calls. And due to my sucsessful small claims action against they, they bar me from any help! Even their technician was stunned. So much so, he told me, once again what to do and sends me a new circuit board, under warrnaty. He tells me that they have nothing but problems with IDdrives etc. He was sorry that I had been treated so shabbily. He actually apologized for his coporate bosses actions! I install the board upon its arriveal (took about 20 minutes) and for a year both doors worked fine. Then, once again the west Idrive fails. I call tech service ( why bother with the local store?) and they tell me they are not allowed to provode me with any help (phone number). OK..I say - no problem. I wait a week and call from my neighbors house, and with the information taken from the 2nd circuit boards I am able to talk with a service tech. I am told that lot of boards was defective and that I could get a new board under warranty from the local company owned store. I had to chuckle, as the tech had no idea what I had been through. Of course I tried to get the borad from the local store and they refused. Oh I am still, as of this writing under warranty. For the past year one IDrive does not work. I am having the same reocurring problems with the second unit. Fortunately, I only need 1 side of my garage to open. Recently I called the local store and talked with the secretary. She knew who I was and I asked if there was any way I could get the door repaired. She informed that the manager had been fired, and she would figure a way for me to get it serviced as she knew how screwed I had been. She said aI would have to pay a $75 service call though. I described the problem: the motor is running but no engagement: thus no opening or closing. Local gal is qutie familiar with this problem too - motor shaft most likely has broken. "Happens all the time". Oh and before someone says the door is out of balance... its not. I have held off as I am planning on remodeling my home and will address the issue by going with another brand. Now the kicker: I am a licensed General Contractor in two states, Florida and California. I have over 30 years experience in all phases of construction. I have never had to take any supplier to court - ever! In fact, I have never had a lein filed on me, or been sued, and only once have I fired a subcontractor during the course of a project (drinking on the job). 30 years of business! The way I was treated by Wayne Dalton was disgusting. I urge you not to buy the IDrive - it is a piece of junk - even their own employees know this, and for that matter any Wayne Daltin product - period. To this day I am unable to get customer service to assist me via phone; a clear violation of their own warranty and guarantee. Despite WD firing the manager (who was resposnible for the faulty install) and the subsequent small claims suit - they hold me responsible. Remember their corporate philosophy that Wayne Dalton has for its customers. Thanks for reading this. Oh and by the way, our company no longer uses Wayne Dalton products, and I have convinced several other builders ( the local builders assocation) to not use their products. That wasn't all that hard to do --thanks WD. Somewhere in Florida.... As for what we've been installing: Liftmaster. No customer complaints or call backs. Average home value of install: 3.2 mil. Way to go Wayne Dalton!

1. I am still in pain from helping on the Pecan Stump. My knee from working in the hole around the stump and I was on foam 2” but should have been thicker or denser. With no gloves “As I Use Saws” My Index finger is still stressed from handling the “Big Saw” in that position. 2. Hating to see a “Another” Neighbor try and rem a 4’ Dia 8” high Ash Stump with an Ax and Etc Hand tools. 3. The tree was removed in2015 and was some good burning and the Stump appeared to have rotted but still too solid inside for manual tools. 4. I has a 16” Wen Electric Chainsaw a Neighbor gave me New. Backed in saws I felt I should let then use the Saw vs the ax and Etc.. The saw gave the Ash Stump the “Blues” until “We” got down to ground level on Roots and the Heart. At this point, I got involved cutting and sharpening the chain until it c/n be adjusted and was too loose for safety. I felt the Chopsaw with a 10” Carbide Tip Blade (off the Base) would cut slices to break at this point but no, It would Baugh instantly. At this point after helping 2 different days spaced 4\-5 days, I suggested we needed to make a 2\-4” raised flower bed and let the stump rot more… 9. The plants that were sitting on the Stump probably will be on and around a Bark Filled Bed. I never would have guessed the Wen Chain Saw was the Tuff. It was willing to continue but for safety it was time to stop. 11. I will Rem a link or two and sharpen it as a “Proven Backup. I never would have believed the saw was that tough!!! 12. I’m burning some of the Ash and Pecan wood Today. Both holds good in TX heat but I need at least a tarp top X Rain. Lazy me!

OK - i got some pictures of it this morning..... I'm totally baffled by this! The area is bigger than I thought and seems to have enlarged over the winter. The problem became noticeable the summer before last (i.e. summer 2017). From the pictures below you can see that it seems to be spreading outward from the bed, starting near the magnolia, but it it also spreading along the bed edging. It almost looks like damage from a spill of something except we don't use any chemicals. There doesn't seem to be any similar damage near the other magnolia. I've also looked at pictures I've taken of other magnolias in the neighborhood that are planted in lawns and don't see any grass damage with those, so I'm doubtful that the problem is magnolia roots. Any other ideas...? This picture clearly shows the extent and pattern of the problem: This picture shows a closer view of the base of the 'Randy' magnolia with the mess of dead foliage that is the nepeta at this point: In this picture I was trying to show the extent of the magnolia canopy: I have no idea what is going on! We will dig around a bit when it gets warmer and drier to see if we can find anything obvious in the soil.... Any other suggestions....?