Aloha Troy, My screen that is only about 6 months old does not have wheels on the top, only the bottom.
If you are doing this alone, if you are tall enough to make sure the top is in place, you can get the screen alined on the top and kick something like a magazine or something that will fit under the door at the bottom to hold it up. Then let go of the door and you should be able to go to the bottom of the door and by lifting up pop the bottom into place. Mine has wheels at the bottom and I find that the best tool for getting the wheels to lift up into place is a good old-fashion butter knife. If you are not tall enough to be sure that the top is in place, it may be time to call that sighted neighbor and ask them to eyeball it for you. Don't feel bad about asking. I have helped two of my sighted neighbors get their doors back in place because they couldn't maneuver the door into place. Good luck. Betsy At 05:52 AM 7/20/2008, you wrote: >I also have never seen a screen door without wheels on both top and bottom. >I've hung them so many times, but not without help. It makes it easier with >sighted help to make sure the wheels are in the track. > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
