Anybody using a Mighty Mule gate operator?

[Busflyer]

Might I recommend door king? My friend used to own a commercial automation business and its the only product they found to stand the test of time and honestly while they are a little pricey (i have no idea what MM costs) you can count on them lasting over 20 years. I got mine online from a great vendor for less than even some wholesale prices. I believe I spend about $900 on each of mine for a sliding gate.

 

[Ben7203]

I have a MM350, going on 6 years, knock on wood zero issues. Is it slow? Yeah, but I hit the button and by the time I get there, the gate is open. When I get home, I may have to wait a few seconds to pull in. If I need to get the mail, I can hit the button, get out and get back in and drive thru. I'm retired and live alone, so it doesn't get cycled allot. I got the magnetic lock, so no one can walk up and ****** it open. But a punk with a battery powered saw all can get in pretty quick. So don't think you 100% safe. I have a big dog with a bad attitude and a few lead slingers, I sleep pretty good

 

[barks]

Apollo Gate Openers,

 

[ard]

Might I recommend door king? My friend used to own a commercial automation business and its the only product they found to stand the test of time and honestly while they are a little pricey (i have no idea what MM costs) you can count on them lasting over 20 years. I got mine online from a great vendor for less than even some wholesale prices. I believe I spend about $900 on each of mine for a sliding gate.

Ive been using Door King for out HOA for over 20 years.

They DO have a few kludgey items in their control and communications systems, but the core of their operators are bullet proof. Our gates run well over 150 operations a day, years on end. We have two slider operator and two swing operators

one swing or slider will cover a 16 ft residential opening easy.