Ramset Gate Repair in Argyle, TX

Ramset builds chain-drive slide operators such as the half-horsepower RAM 100, which has a foot pedal release, and the commercial RAM 1000. In Argyle they turn up on wide estate slides where a trailer needs a long, clear opening. How they wear depends on how often the gate runs: a private drive cycles a few times a day, while a barn entrance with staff, haulers and visitors runs many more, and the chain, sprockets and limit switch wear out far sooner. Gates on posts that move with Argyle ground also put strain on the drive and the motor.

If a Ramset here stops mid-travel and then recovers, the motor may be overheating and hitting its thermal cutout, which points to a gate dragging or a duty cycle too heavy for the unit. We check the track and rollers, then the chain and sprockets, then the limit switch and board relays. Replacing a RAM 100 with a RAM 1000 is worth considering on a busy Argyle barn entrance, but only after the gate itself runs freely.