Eagle Iron Works Gearbox Repair in Fontana

Gearbox repair · Eagle Iron Works

How Eagle Iron Works gearboxes wear — and what we do about it

The Eagle Iron Works units that reach our bench most often show abrasive slurry ingress past output seals, screw-drive thrust wear, and corrosion-driven bearing failure in wet aggregate service. At teardown we record backlash, tooth contact patterns, bearing condition, shaft wear and housing bore condition before anything is cleaned, so the quote is built on the box you actually have rather than a catalogue guess. Worn gears can be rebuilt up in some cases or replaced with gears we cut ourselves — ring gears, helical, bevel, herringbone and worm work is all done in this shop — which keeps an older or discontinued Eagle Iron Works unit in service instead of scrapped. Housings are checked for bore wear and misalignment, seals and bearings are renewed as a set, shafts are repaired or manufactured where scoring demands it, and the rebuilt gearbox is assembled, set up and run-checked before release.