Mighty Mule gate Opener 3 Year Review And Demonstration

Erik from Farpoint Farms reviews his Mighty Mule FM500 Gate Opener.
The unit is overall a good investment, but it does have some shortcomings and should be sold as a more complete kit.

[@mattka5354]

Thank you for the great review. I'm looking for a push to open setup and I could not find any on KZbin and yours was the only one. Appreciate your time and effort to post. Now all you need is a sign that says - Property protected by an AR-15.

[@FarpointFarms]

Ha! Signs like those may or may not already be posted around the property...

[@dwanmelba8289]

My brother in law installed a gate like yours. My sister said it was to protect the bad guys from bro-in law. The last guy that broke in their house got caught by the in-law. The bad guy was pleased when the cops got there to rescue him.

[@socaliguy81]

I'm in the process of engineering my first motorized gate solution and I appreciated your video and dialog. Just a tip, but if that wire running to the lock is exposed, it makes defeating the lock very easy. Maybe you could use some thick-walled steel flexible conduit if you can't complete hide the wire in the gate tubing. Thanks again for the video!

[@HarvestMt]

Came here for this exact review, youtube is a wonderful thing. Best of luck to you, thanks for this and for updating. Definitely on the project list now. Cheers

[@FarpointFarms]

Good luck!

[@07anglia]

I have install gates for years and have used the best equipment starting at 1,500 up to 3,800 for the cost of just the equipment and every so often they will have problems, no matter who installs it. I was a pro at the installs. Well, I purchase a little place outside of town that I just needed a light weight gate and a gate to open and close to make good neighbors. Not to keep the bad guys out......anyone who wants in your place will have the tools on his truck to come in, sometimes they bring a power tool with them and work at it for a short while..... But point, I purchased a Mighty Mule 350, and a car batt, a solar panel and installed it to a steel fence with nice welded hinges and a 220 lb gate. The system worked as designed and cost me a total of 300 for the unit, 50.00 for a battery, 25.00 for an extra remote, 60.00 for a good solar and that is it. If I want to lock out anyone while I am gone, I use a chain and a Master Lock, I used bolts and burn the edges when I cut them off, just to slow down the BAD GUY, So my point is a opener that has given you 3 yrs of use with very little problem , you should be proud to own this Mighty Mule that is a cheaper design , that was made for the DIY guys............So I have spent under 500.00 for all of the things I need and I feel secure. If you want a better opener that will give you the same service, then you will need to start at about 1,500 and up for the same parts. I charged 2,700 hundred for the basic unit, two remotes with a car battery and a one year warranty on all and people loved the deal, of course that was 10 yrs ago. The same system today is 3,400 with same stuff...........You have gotten your moneis worth I promise...............You will most likey be able get another two or more years out of the Mighty Mule, I am on year two with mine and no issues, I would bet that if your unit fails after two more years that the Mighty Mule company will make you a deal on another one that will last you another five yrs..........good luck and thanks for your review, hope to see you again..........

[@FarpointFarms]

Thanks for your info. I feel like at the 4 year mark my setup has paid for itself. While not a high end system the mighty mule has been fairly reliable and for the money was an overall good investment.

[@fun2drive107]

Eric thanks for the video. I know from researching gate openers like the model you have that they are the minimum equipment. I am aware of all the other equipment needed but the master locks was a good piece of information I didn't have. I have two gates I need to add electric openers to which will give me a lot of work to do.

[@901math4]

Great video and advice. Hard to find push to open examples. Thanks for taking the time to publish.

[@FarpointFarms]

No problem. I wish there had been a video like this when I was looking for my setup. The added expenses really hurt!

[@CJMarco-nq1yf]

Thanks for the informative video. I, too, am looking into a gate for my property that can be automatically opened with merely a remote control. This video gave me assurance that there is a DIY kit out there that can be constructed by those with the capabilities and the gumption to forge ahead and do it. I believe that some of the extras can be fabricated on your own without having to purchase the manufacturer's optional components. That's just my opinion. On the upside of your financial expenditures, think of the money you saved yourself by doing it yourself, and not relying on some fly-by-night outfit to charge you that, plus the cost to install it. Also, the money you saved by not having to run hydro a great distance, the trench that would require a machine to dig it, the conduit...etc. Believe me! You came out ahead. Still...well done. Appreciate your efforts in making this. Cheers!

[@curtisjmwc]

This was a huge help, really appreciate you taking the time to point out the idiosyncrasies.

[@FarpointFarms]

You are welcome!

[@ctb2814]

Very good review and valuable information...and for free! Thank you sir

[@colbertluke]

Great Video I am looking at Mighty Mule right now for my gate....Thanks for all the heads ups!

[@edouardgluck9588]

Thanks for the video and warning- ultimately as soon as I saw the GTO lock I made my decision I was going to go with them- (as they were who was recommended to me) in the first place

[@danieldorchester5221]

Thank you so much. Answered many questions for me

[@FarpointFarms]

Happy to help

[@e.a.r.9155]

That's one Heavy stinkin gate too. Red the heaviest, I wanted the green but the gray are the lightest metal gates. Tractor supply. 14' gray, Good enough to keep Vermin out..

[@seadoogti9288]

Great review. Thx

[@Bigislandbrewer]

Well-done review, thanks

[@FarpointFarms]

Glad I could help.

[@dwanmelba8289]

Thanks. Good review.

[@willloy8901]

I just ordered the MM opener. I opted for the more expensive 30 watt panel. I SURELY wish I’d have seen this video first. But, I’ll just expect the additional costs you mentioned. Seems to be a trend, sell low-opt high! Thank you for your experience!

[@jimmyowen3977]

I've had several. I have a heavy duty steel fence around my yard. Lightning strikes of trees would fry my mighty mules. I finally put a 8 ft ground rod in and that ended my problem. I'm about to add a solar panel to mine. The trickle charger would not always keep my battery charged. I was having to run the wire for it about 160 feet.

[@jeffbenjamin6480]

Wife and I talked about getting one of these last week. Was too expensive for me considering I've been doing it by hand for 12 years glad I seen Im not far off in my original assessment.

[@FarpointFarms]

If it wasn't for the steep hill my drive way sits on I'd have kept doing it by hand, but the e-brakes on my car's sometimes creep back a bit when I park to walk up. I was getting worried that it was only a matter of time before I had a car roll back and cause me serious $$. That's what made me finally upgrade.

[@mrsimpson2022]

great info man,,thanks

[@davidcw73]

12 foot magnetic field - Jumping on it will not open the gate, and that is if you can find the buried sensor. Not sure that a four-wheeler will have enough steel to activate. $159.63 - 50 Ft. Driveway Vehicle Sensor (FM138) for Mighty Mule Automatic Gate Opener The 50 ft. Driveway Vehicle Sensor (FM138) allows a vehicle to drive past the sensor's 12 ft. magnetic field and will open your gate automatically, allowing guests the ability to exit without a Remote (FM135). Works with single and dual gates. Easy DIY (Do It Yourself) installation. Can be installed 3-50 ft. away from the gate.

[@Houseofarrows]

David W correct, jumping on it will not activate. My kids bikes will activate the exit sensor. A 4 wheeler ought not have a problem

[@RedefineLiving]

When you see the big ranch entrances with the bar over gate 14 foot up, it's not just for looks. It keeps the gate from pulling on the post.

[@FarpointFarms]

We thought about doing something like that, but for now this setup seems to be working.

[@RustyShackleford382]

Very helpful, much appreciated

[@FarpointFarms]

Glad it helped

[@EireHonour]

Great video thank you

[@jessewayne2943]

Could you talk about your adjustment screws a little more? I'm having trouble with my gate leaning forwards and away from the house. I keep moving the latch downwards as the lean increases. This will only work until it rubs on the driveway.

[@bretgreen5314]

Really good; thank you

[@FarpointFarms]

Glad I could help!

[@billhaas3686]

Erik, Great video! You hit the nail right on the head. The thing costs more than you anticipate. I am searching for information on how to properly wire in the second battery and in your video you said you had one on hooked up. If you've got the time could you give me a brief description of how you did that? Thanks.

[@joeplouff4115]

have had mine for 10 years, replaced the circuit boards several times, UNTIL someone told me I could waterproof the circuit boards... I did that using a spray for electronics I bought on Amazon and have not had a problem in 5 years now... This is the product I buy on Amazon : CRC Urethane Seal Coat Link: a.co/d/2r6JmmE

[@ginablenis4969]

I just ordered the spray today.. I have been replacing the circuit boards too and had to drill extra holes in the bottom of the encasement. So just spray the circuit board inside hu? What about the sliding arm?

[@ginablenis4969]

So I sprayed the CRC Urethane Seal Coat ... and it worked for one or two days and now is totally shut off. It wont turn on and the arm was locked on the close position with pressure.. I don't know if it was the product I sprayed or something else...Uff!

[@joeplouff4115]

@@ginablenis4969 it's hard to say, there is more than one circuit board in the gate opener, I also had trouble with a mechanical switch... I think it was supposed to detect if the gate had closed on something... However after using the urethane spray, I never had problems with rust and corrosion on my circuit boards

[@mycats7321]

What were the metal plates you have under the brackets? Did you use the default brackets? I just ordered a MM360 for a 16-ft gate. I have the same sort of gate only about 16ft long and it has chickenwire on the inside to keep people from reaching through (or animals from climbing through). I got the automatic gate lock as well. My kit came with a 5w solar panel, so I hope that will be sufficient. I have wooden posts that are very thick and rounded-- thinking lag bolts might be the way to go on securing, but might need something to shim behind braces?

[@asea1305]

Thank you for an excellent video, can you please tell me if your gate is still level when it is open?

[@FarpointFarms]

Yes. About 2 times a year I make adjustments to the chains that keep everything level.

[@bobwagner3650]

What solar panel did you purchase? Does it just need to be 18v panel?

[@NotMuchHere]

Nice video. I am going to say everything is lowest cost these days. They save money by most common, lowest common denominator. Like you, I added clickers, solar (from another source - price) but they do provide an 18 V transformer. Its an 'open enough' system with documentation to allow modification and customization. I like it. I had to get 'muffler clamps' to secure one end. I was a little upset that solar requires extra batteries but they are reasonably priced online vs the local 'battery store' that also does bulbs. saw a nice tip about humidity/water control ... I may do that

[@preston_highwaycrawlers]

Im having an issue with the locking mechanism, mine will hit the pin to latch on but won't actually go past the pin to latch.. I have to grab the gate and slam the shi@ closed for it to go past it and latch.. I've greased it, sprayed it but the latching part will not slide open smooth for it to latch? Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

[@timdifelice3506]

great bunch of information. Very good to know. How well does this gate lock? And, if opener fails how to do you manage to open it? Im looking to keep out people, will this gate lock up enough to deter them. ( i realize if they want in they will get in) but how strong does it lock up?

[@FarpointFarms]

The lock could be broken with a prybar and some time. My best guess is if someone wanted in, they would hook a chain from the gate to a truck and floor it. It would likely destroy the entire system. Then they would drive up the driveway and quickly be eaten by the dogs. For the 99% of those that are looking for an opportunity, they drive by, see the gate and drive on.

[@MidGAOutdoor]

I like them. I'm glad I watched this. ill stick to my chain and padlock. the power company has a lock daisy chained on there also so they can access the power easement if needed.

[@ThomasC951]

Thanks

[@FarpointFarms]

Glad I could help!

[@bluebird5100]

Is there a better brand gate opener that you would buy instead?

[@cattleguy]

Lift master LA500 served me well for 10yrs with no hiccups. $$$ but strong! I only replaced a battery, once. I have might mules now at the new ranch and have had trouble since from day one.

[@phillyhome6731]

Great review. Would be great here because I hate getting in and out to lock and unlock our gate, but my fear is someone could hop the fence and steal the unit itself?

[@FarpointFarms]

It would be pretty tough to steal the entire thing. Its bolted into place, has two locks to prevent removal, and the main unit is screwed to the post. That said, if someone wants it bad enough, they could do it. I guess if that happens, I'll be out of luck.

[@leonardyokiel5038]

Helps me as I will probably replace older one having issues. Thx

[@FarpointFarms]

glad it helped

[@dynocompe]

i am glad the gate doesnt come with everything you added because i dont need it and dont want the added cost. My gate isnt for security. Its to keep my dogs in the yard. Anyone could get past the gate with the locks. Not hard, if they want in, they are getting in.

[@edwardmoody5812]

Thanks ns

[@wontshutup1144]

If somebody is really really determined they can break into anywhere they want. I'm sure this owner just doesn't want to make it easy. You'd be surprised at how often thieves steal things just because it was easy.

[@southernappalachianrecon]

So what brand gate opener comes with the locks and all the accessories you added?

[@FarpointFarms]

That I know of, there are none that are available for anywhere near the price of this one. I just want people to be aware that the price they have listed for the "kit" they sell is a bit of a lie. As long as you are aware that you will have to spend about twice the listed price for a total turn key setup, your good to go.

[@tonycasey1675]

Farpoint Farms: Could you post a pic of the board and ubolts and such you used to attach the bracket to the gate itself? I'm having trouble getting that attachment just right.

[@FarpointFarms]

Give me a day or two and I'll snap a few pics to send your way.

[@tonycasey1675]

Probably working on it today. Looks like a single u bolt on the pipe above and below the attachment point. Then, may be a lag bolt run into the pipe to prevent slipping along the pipe. Is that correct? How large is that wood (2x6)?

[@ginablenis4969]

How to you wrap the battery to keep it from freezing outside and thus losing power during the winter?

[@FarpointFarms]

These I do not have a heater on them. So far they do pretty good.I do replace them about every 3 years but they are cheap enough that I do not mind. The big batteries for the solar setup I do not charge below freezing.

[@gregdietrich3378]

Most the mighty mule gate openers in my area disconnected in a very short time. I have not found one satisfied owner.

[@HillOrStream]

Been thinking about something like this but live in deep snow country. You said you're in a cold climate, do you deal with much snow?

[@FarpointFarms]

HillOrStream Yes, we get 12 to 18 inches at time out here in winter. the gate has a adjustment for how much resistance it will push or pull against before it stops. I've got mine set about 1/2way, and it has never gotten hung up, or failed to. operate. I do recommend getting a second battery for use in really cold climates, and of course after you plow it's a good idea to kick any piles out of the path of the gate.

[@paulsabo1720]

I have a 350, (I believe) and have it on steel posts. I use a solar panel, and if the automotive battery I use gets a bit weak in the winter, I have a cable that I can plug a battery charger into to top it off. It doesn't take long to accomplish, so the solar panel must do a decent job even when we have a few cloudy days. Have had it in service for four years with no issues.

[@emmadoobs210]

I have the 350 model,and I installed my battery in my heated garage. You just have to buy enough cable,bury it ,and make a small hole on garage to run cable through. Works like a charm,Great video! I agree,I had to buy alot of extras which add up.

[@TheMosinCrate]

Where in NC are you? We're up near Lake Lure. Thanks for the review!

[@FarpointFarms]

Right near the TN boarder.

[@SrStew]

Can you add the solar panel amazon link to the description please ;)

[@jeffstrains4014]

Well its a lot cheaper then 12k I was quoted for a commercial chain link 20ft slide open 6ft with barb on the top. What would you rather have? Guy next to out farm has something as such installed he used 6x6 post and poured couple yards of concrete, used all thread instead of a chain. But going that route your looking at another 1500 still cheaper then 12 I guess

[@FarpointFarms]

the barb wire sounds great but not for that price= I will stick with what I have

[@beanstyx2732]

👍

[@mccrearymike]

This is one that we sell which work well. Not as fancy but a lot cheaper kzbin.info/www/bejne/eneogKOwl999b8k

[@jtrovati]

I got one had my mighty mule 500 for about 3 years and replaced the shaft counter in ram $50 and now it won’t close all the way and I’m told my blue pc board needs replacement at $250 not a good investment to me and slot of others especially since I went dollar and drive remote I wish I could find a board that would work from a different mfgr

[@FarpointFarms]

I've read a lot of complaints about those counter boards going bad, and my main board failed right before my 18 month warranty expired. Thankfully the replacement has been built better.

[@tommyrich3038]

Seems like you could just drive around the gate, or park outside the gate and hop over , if your also wanting some level of security out of your gate

[@koko3052]

The gate only tells people that they are not welcome. You cannot keep people out unless you have electrified fence, razor wire, guard dogs & armed guards....AND THEN...good luck with that!

[@stallionranchwoodworks]

So its been what 7 years now? Do you still like it?

[@FarpointFarms]

Search my channel. I just posted a 7 year update a few months back.

[@dukeman7595]

It appears one can drive around the gate, or is there a fence not seen in the video?

[@FarpointFarms]

No. No way around the gate. The land to the left of this pic is at about a 70 degree incline up, so no car or truck could sneak around it. To the right its an 80 drop about 12 feet. Again no way to drive around it at all. I used the natural barriers to make this a choke point so that the gate is the only way up. There isn't even enough room to squeak by the gate on foot. It's a shear drop, and the other side is to steep to get e foot hold.

[@dukeman7595]

@@FarpointFarms I see, thank you

[@mikebenoit6648]

Stoney Ridge Farmer said Ghost smart gate is a better gate system

[@FarpointFarms]

I took at look at it and it appears to be nothing more than a rebranded Mighty Mule! I guess there is nothing wrong with that, just interesting. I'm 7 years in now with my 560 gate, and still think it was worth it.

[@petricor1167]

I loled at the super strong locking mechanism and using wooden poles. A lot easier to bring a saw than a prying bar, cut the wood and you are through.

[@FarpointFarms]

Petricor find me a locked door that can't be defeated by a motivated individual. All locks are there to keep out those who seek an easy target. For a desperate or determined individual, two additional lines of defense are needed. I have those as well.

[@dynocompe]

wouldnt take much determination to get past the gate. lol. To me it keeps explorers out and thats about it. Not much security with this gate

[@kneedeepinbluebells5538]

Thank YOU Sir ... I Will NOT Be Purchasing A Mighty Mule Gate. - Steering Clear !!!!!!!!!!!

[@kriswright1022]

Why would you go to all that expense and trouble then put it up on a wooden post that will rot out in under 10 yrs, even pressure treated buried in concrete will rot right where the post is at the top of the concrete. Just my 2 cents.

[@FarpointFarms]

The gate and both posts were installed by the previous owner. When they fail, I will replace them with 2 4 inch steel pipes I've bought. For now as they say, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it".

[@clifft7832]

Ten years? Great! I'll pull it up with the skid steer, put in another $8 post and set it in a $3 bag of concrete in ten minutes, and be thrilled.

[@forrestyoung6588]

Please... I set 6 by 6 pressure treated posts for a fence line over 25 years ago... And yes 2 posts support gates. Still as strong as ever

[@gojoeyr]

yea u need locking pins..without its useless.

[@wayne6178]

I have a MM 360. it is about 18 months old. It just quit working, fuses are good, battery up, no problem. my big concern is getting through to anyone at MM. always get the hold music and never a technician to trouble shoot. No instructions how to return unit for repair. I am looking into a more reliable gate opener and one that if you have a problem with it, someone to talk to .

[@sampriddy8005]

I have had no issues getting in touch with MM tech support, and as a matter of fact, they tend to be very helpful. I have an MM360 as well. I bought a house that already had one and I went ahead and replaced it with another one because it did get damaged, but it was several years old as well...it was actually the 350, which 360 replaced. Anyway, I've called [phone] and selected the prompt for mighty mule and talked to very knowledgable technicians a few times...that being said I believe the idea is that you would end up working on it yourself or calling some contractor to work on it if you don't want to do it.

[@TheRusselmuscle]

Anyone have any input on this issue?: I was going to buy a full Mighty Mule solar two panel heavy duty gate open with intercom but... on Home Depot where anyone and everyone can post a review including bots it has pretty good reviews, but on Costco.com where only those that have a Costco membership can post the reviews are horrid. Nearly everyone there says they can't believe Costco would sell such junk and that Mighty Mule support is the worst. That they have had nothing but problems over and over with the Mighty Mule products. So why the HUGE discrepancy in reviews? The Costco site can't have too many fake reviews like the Home Depot one could, since it is relegated to those with a Costco membership. I don't know what to do now. It's too much work to put one in just to bring it back to Costco because it's too much of a problem and the Mighty Mule support is bad. Check out the reviews for yourself if you like? Anyone have any good input on this?

[@Squarehead45]

The way this opener is Programmed makes It VERY EASY to RE-Program to someone else's remote (which can be bought on line for a few dollars) to open the gate whenever they want. NOT locking device on the control Cabinet. And has no Auto reverse to pretend a child or adult from being hurt while it is opening or closing like the Apollo does (which is adjustable to YOUR desires) Weak opening power and WILL give you problems, I Know, I have replace some for the neighbor TWICE. I use Apollo gate openers, more expensive BUT I had one for over 25 yrs and the only thing I replaced was the battery. And, the box is LOCKABLE TOO and is made of Metal not Plastic. As for the "Gate Locking Device",,all you need do is cut the wire and connect to a 12 v battery. NOT GOOD

[@tarlach1280x960]

If you don't read into it before you ordered. You would have found those extra things were not there. You cannot blame the company for giving you the extras that you wanted.

[@mstaff657]

That isn't a security gate, a small hammer will knock the goodies right off. Waiting on that gate is out of the question for anyone who has something to do.

[@FarpointFarms]

I couldn't disagree more. It stops the passers by, and the thief of opportunity. Any motivated individual is going to get though it, the dogs, and the reinforced doors if they are determined to do so. 90% of thefts are "Crimes of opportunity" and a gate like this is there to work with those 90% of crimes. Truth is I have nothing worth dying for and anyone found on the wrong side of it is catching a 9mm to the face ASAP. I work from home so again this is just one layer in a layered defense system that includes cameras, dogs, lots of locks, and a angry vet with a gun.

[@gunther955]

@@FarpointFarms amazing the measures we have to go through nowadays to TRY an ensure privacy an security . I guess its always been that way but i think its getting worse as time goes on . JMHO . An yes i have cameras all around my house , plus a fence .

[@robertbutler8004]

For the amount of money that you invested in this gate system that would be the shabbiest gate install, I have ever seen. First, the hinge post should have been a steel post 4/5 inches square and you would have no need for that crap bracing you installed just to support the post.

[@FarpointFarms]

Bla bla, You are smart, I am stupid. Feel better? Willy, That gate was here when I moved here, and it will be here when I die. It worked when I moved here, It works now, and it will work fine when I die. Never mistake someone else's way of doing things as wrong since you would have done it different. You'd likely miss an important chance of seeing how to do it better. As a mechanic with 30 years experience. The guys that are sure they know it all always make a lot less than the guys willing to try something new.

[@robertbutler8004]

@@FarpointFarms Bla bla yourself you carried on. on how much you invested in this gate system and can't handle a bit of criticism. And what in the bloody hell has having 30 years as a mechanic go to do with this gate closer system..And I never said you installed the gate I just said that the hinge post should have been a steel post.And it is the shabbiest gate install that I have ever seen. Cut back on the kool-aid and get over it.

[@FarpointFarms]

@@robertbutler8004 Poor thing... Some will never learn.

[@thejpkotor]

I would just run electrical service out to it. The solar and batteries seems like a major weak point.

[@FarpointFarms]

the driveway is just too long for that. Solar is our best option to power it

[@thejpkotor]

@@FarpointFarms I guess it’s all relative… My uncle ran 200 AMP power 2 miles out to a hay barn. Also, rewatching the video I hear you say $500 is a sizable investment for the opener; so I guess a few thousand feet of wire is probably not in your budget…

[@forgingstrength6119]

I had one installed not even a year ago. It's just now started beeping and us sagging. I am not a very handy person, so this is disheartening, and I can't use the gate the way I wanted to.

[@FarpointFarms]

They have an 18 month warranty on the controller board. I'd get in touch with them ASAP.

[@edkoga7321]

Mighty mule/GTO____ rubbish=to the pay now & pay later plan! Don't believe me, buy 1.

[@FarpointFarms]

ed koga I wouldn't go that far. I've owned mine for over 4 years now, and other than the stuff I mentioned in this video it's held up well.

[@edkoga7321]

Farpoint Farms consider yourself one of the lucky ones, enjoy!

[@chadcleary7821]

I install gate operators for a living and we remove about 15 of these a year because they are crap.

[@FarpointFarms]

Could you send them to me? I've had mine for 4 1/2 years now and other than the main control board frying at 16 months (under Warranty) It's been very reliable. I keep hearing how much they suck, but I guess mine is the exception.

[@mfb5642]

What brand would you recommend?

[@bradfordlewis3853]

Check out Ghost Controls openers. ghostcontrols.com/ They have a good warranty, very good support, great range on the remote control too.

[@normanmaynor5705]

Mighty mule gate openers are crap and bad customer service. I have had to buy three in the last 4 years will never buy another one

[@FarpointFarms]

I've had mine for many years. It's good for the price, but it does have many issues. I will post my follow up video this weekend.

[@stephenspgates6873]

Tousek, Sommers, FAAC, are good brands 9~10 out of 10, mighty mule, I rate as a 3 out of 10