I will say this - "only 38 years old" - dude, you can find stuff that old in an antique store - never give your equipment too much leeway - I mean, there is stuff and then there is old stuff.
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Have you changed the oil
Yup I’m a stickler for maintenance.
the problem you'd have is if Gate Opener has changed the brand of oil.
My gate opener usually sits in the truck taking pictures of me out in the snow that’s blowing sideways then says to me it looks like it cold out there.
I’ve definitely failed in my training.
I’ve definitely failed in my training.
Your passenger seat is too comfortable. You need to pile lots of necessary things you need behind the passenger seat. This way your gate opener wants to get out and stretch her legs occasionally. You need, 4 jackets/coats, a few bath towels (these are found in the gate openers bathroom closet), 2 or 3 catch ropes, 2 hotshots (neither will work when you need them), several cans of wasp spray, numerous boxes of ammo (preferably in the appropriate caliber for the current feed truck gun), several hats, gloves lots of gloves gloves should be scattered everywhere, chains for pulling equipment and calves, ratchet straps, rolls of paper towels and toilet paper, 3 cans of boluses, 15 bolus guns cuz they disappear somehow, several needles (injecting and stitching kind, syringes we want syringes everywhere, random garments. That should handle a regular cab feed truck and give the gate opener just enough room to appreciate getting to ride in the cab instead of on the back. If you have an extended cab the add more gloves, bolus guns and 5 more catch ropes or as many as needed to achieve the desired lack of leg room in passenger quarters. If you have a crew cab add a Rick of firewood. See if this works.
If your gate opener will still give a mouth hug occasionally then keep using it and don't complain. No need to upgrade to a newer model.
Hot shot works....ONCE
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