Summons

[luckyj]

It is referred to as that, but incorrectly. That is just our brain snapping to something we've heard before.

Quite so, fine chap...quite so. The continued reference to "summons" just re-enforces my personal opinion that people feel smart with the silly use of ; hi!. In. Complete; Sentence. ; Duh. Sorry, I usually don't like to ; But it's about that time. So here! ;

 

[thinklabinc]

Try any Garage Door Threshold Seal Kit to seal and reduce the elevation.

 

[Whitmarsh]

It is referred to as that, but incorrectly. That is just our brain snapping to something we've heard before.

To summon something means to call someone (or in this case, something) to appear before oneself. It's a verb, so conjugation works as you'd expect. Summon, summoning, summoned.

Summons is typically a noun that refers to a paper order to appear in front of a judge. It can be used as a verb, but it's uncommon and would be used as "summonsed."

Pree-cisely.

 

[habanero69]

The owners manual clearly states (S pages 80-81):

Note: Use Summon on flat driveways only where a raised concrete edge does not exceed
approximately 1" (2.5 cm).

I have the raised edge in my driveway of about 1" and it just doesn't want to proceed when pulling in...