The LiftMaster 041A4353 is a header bracket replacement kit for select garage door opener rail assemblies.
The kit includes the bracket, clevis pin, and ring needed at the rail-to-header connection point on compatible systems.
Compatibility / Application Notes
- For select LiftMaster, Chamberlain, and related garage door opener rail assemblies.
- Commonly associated with many 1993-current residential opener rail applications.
- Also known as B5084, 211797, 41A4353, and 062222.
Features & Specifications
| Feature / Specification | Details |
|---|
| Manufacturer | LiftMaster |
| Product Type | Header bracket kit |
| Part Number | 041A4353 |
| Application | Rail-to-header bracket replacement |
| Compatible Operator Type | Select residential garage door opener rail assemblies |
| Included Components | Header bracket, clevis pin, and ring |
| Notes | Not a door bracket or opener hanging support bracket |
Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
Technician Note
A failed header bracket may be a sign of poor rail alignment, loose mounting, or door balance issues. Inspect the door and opener mounting points before putting the opener back into regular service.
Before Ordering
- Confirm the opener rail assembly uses the 041A4353 bracket kit.
- Compare the existing header bracket style.
- Check whether the mounting surface above the door is secure.
- Do not confuse this with the garage door bracket mounted to the door section.
Professional Advisory
A header bracket supports opener rail forces. If the header area is cracked, weak, or improperly reinforced, have the mounting corrected before operating the opener.
Q&A
What is included with 041A4353?
The kit includes the header bracket, clevis pin, and ring for compatible opener rail assemblies.
Is this the bracket that mounts to the garage door?
No. This is the header bracket that mounts above the door opening and connects to the opener rail.
What other part numbers match this kit?
Common related numbers include B5084, 211797, 41A4353, 062222, and 041A4353.
Does this fit all openers made after 1993?
It is commonly associated with many post-1993 residential opener rail assemblies, but the opener manual or parts diagram should still be checked.
What if my header bracket pulled loose?
Check the header structure and door balance before replacing the bracket so the same failure does not happen again.
