Mobile welding, custom fabrication and repairs for heavy machinery, trailers, loading docks, railings and fences, serving businesses, farms and homeowners.
Fixing or rebuilding worn parts: hydraulic cylinders, shafts, bores and equipment.
When you need it
A leaking or bent hydraulic cylinder
A worn shaft, bushing or bore
A broken part you can't buy anymore
Farm, truck or plant equipment that's down
What to send the shop
Photos of the part, whole and up close
Cylinders: bore, rod, stroke and pin to pin length
Make, model, serial number and year
What failed, and how
The part itself, if you can bring it
Typical lead time
Ask about parts availability and inspection before agreeing on a repair date.
Ask the shop
3 questions worth asking
Q1
Do you rebuild in house, or send it out?
Q2
Are seals in stock for my cylinder?
Q3
Will you repair the rod, or replace it?
Questions
Repair and rebuilds FAQ
What should I send for a hydraulic cylinder?
Send photos, the make and model, and the bore, rod, stroke and pin to pin length. Describe the failure and ask whether inspection is charged before a repair quote.
What should I ask before removing a cylinder?
Ask whether the shop needs the whole cylinder, which measurements to send and whether seals or a replacement rod need to be ordered.
Good to know
No Laval shop we checked posts repair prices. Send a request to compare quotes.
Describe the failure and say whether the equipment can be moved.