Equipment repair & rebuilds
We work with industrial companies to revitalize old and aging machines and equipment, and with individuals on small projects and repairs. We bring it back to equal or, in many cases, better than original condition, and make the replacement parts when a repair isn't enough.
What we repair and rebuild
Gear reducers & gears
Gear reducers rebuilt, up to 400 hp. New gears machined and supplied.
Shafts
Worn shafts built up and re-machined, or sleeved. New shafts made to match, up to 10″ × 10′.
Hydraulic cylinders
Hydraulic cylinders made and repaired. Large hydraulic pumps and motors mounted and adapted.
Pumps & compressors
Pump and compressor repair, including worn housings, bores and shafts.
Couplings & keyways
Couplings bored and keyed. Keyways cut and repaired, in the shop or on site.
Revitalize aging equipment
We rebuild, adapt and remount old and aging machines and equipment so they keep working for years to come instead of being replaced.
Repair or replace? We'll tell you straight.
A failed part doesn't always mean a long wait for a factory replacement. We can build up and re-machine the worn surfaces, sleeve a shaft, or make a new part from the old one. We'll tell you which option makes sense for the job and your schedule.
- Send photos and dimensions, or bring the part in
- We inspect it and quote the repair
- Repaired or remade, then back in service


Common questions
Should I repair my part or replace it?
Tell us what failed and send photos. Often a repair, or a replacement part made here, gets you running sooner than waiting on a factory part. We will tell you honestly which makes sense.
What size gear reducers do you rebuild?
We have rebuilt gear reducers up to 400 horsepower, and we machine and supply gears.
Do you repair hydraulic cylinders?
Yes. We repair and manufacture hydraulic cylinders, and we mount and adapt large hydraulic pumps and motors.
Can you repair a part on site instead?
Often, yes. See our on-site machining page or call us to talk through the job.
Tell us what broke. We'll tell you how we'd fix it.
Call during shop hours (Mon–Fri, 8 AM – 5 PM) or send photos and details through the quote form. The more you can tell us — measurements, drawings, make and model — the faster we can quote.
