All-O-Matic Gate Repair in McKinney, TX

In McKinney an All-O-Matic is usually doing heavy work: a slide gate at a neighborhood entrance in Stonebridge Ranch, or a swing operator on an older estate gate toward the rural edge. Those older properties bring post movement, and a post that has shifted makes the gate harder to push. On an SL-150 the gearbox clutch then slips, and on an SL-100 the electronic reversing device stops the gate and sends it back. Owners read that as a broken operator. More often the operator is protecting itself from a gate that has started to bind.

The fix starts with moving the gate by hand. If it drags, we deal with the post, hinge or track before adjusting anything on the operator, because tightening a clutch to force a binding gate through only hides the problem. After that the usual work is limit drift, a stretched chain riding high on the sprocket, or a relay on the control board. Parts are easy to get, since All-O-Matic is still in production. Around Eldorado and Trinity Falls that means a repair rather than a new operator in nearly every case.