All-O-Matic Gate Repair in Arlington, TX

All-O-Matic units are common on older properties, and Arlington has plenty of those around Interlochen and North Arlington. An SW-300 swing operator on a wrought iron leaf can keep working for many years, but when the hinges wear and the leaf starts to sag, the clutch is asked to push harder every cycle. It slips, the gate stalls partway and reverses, and the operator is blamed for a hinge problem. On commercial slide gates near the stadium district, an SL-150 sees its wear in the chain and sprockets after heavy event use.

Almost nothing on an All-O-Matic is a reason to replace the whole operator. Limit nuts slip and need resetting, the clutch needs adjusting to suit the gate, the reversing sensitivity may be set wrong, or a relay on the board has failed. Chains stretch and sprockets wear on slide units. Parts are stocked for the common models. For older swing gates in Country Club Estates, the right order is to fix the hinge and post first, then set the clutch to the gate as it now moves.