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You're right. I just checked it out and I measured the rear hatch extending roughly 12.5" beyond the bumper at it's maximum.I measured with my MX. I was parked 15" from the garage door. At roughly its closest approach the hatch came to within almost 3" of the garage door. So you need at least 12" from the back of the bumper to your garage door in order to clear the hatch while it opens.
I have a very small garage and am able to barely squeeze in my MX, I have about 8" clearence between my closed door and rear bumper. I had expected to not be able to open my trunk with the door closed but was pleasantly surprised that I am able to open up my trunk all the way!
Both. You need at least 12.5" to open the trunk, and if open high enough that same 12.5" is needed as functional space to get into the trunk. Please note, you can't stand in that 12.5" and open the trunk at the same time as you would get in the way.Is this to avoid accidents or is there actual intent to access the trunk while the garage door is closed?
If the latter, wouldn't you need to account for "space for a person standing behind the car" to be able to get anything in or out of the trunk? I would think that's at least the 12" needed for the trunk to clear the door while opening.
How have you liked that opener? I've been considering that opener for my garage since its really small and also the chain track of the opener stops my falcon doors from opening.I did get the liftmaster 8500 opener which is a must have for a small garage and an MX.
How have you liked that opener? I've been considering that opener for my garage since its really small and also the chain track of the opener stops my falcon doors from opening.