Case studies · Rush repairs

Recent work that put equipment back on the job.

See how in-house rebuilding, manufacturing and stocked materials helped three customers shorten costly downtime.

Recent jobs

Real rush repairs completed for working equipment—from failed hydraulic systems to full powertrain and crane-truck rebuilds.

Case study 01

Komatsu wheel loader

Komatsu Wheel Loader — Cylinder Rebuilt in 12 Hours

This Komatsu loader was down on the job site with a failed hydraulic cylinder. We completed a full cylinder rebuild within 12 hours, and the customer was back up and running the following day. Jobs like this are exactly why we maintain a large in-house inventory of steel and seal kits.

12-hour rebuildBack to work next daySteel & seal kits in stock

Case study 02

Cat 305 mini excavator

Cat 305 — Running in 2 Weeks, 50% Under the Dealer Quote

This Cat 305 arrived non-running after the Caterpillar dealer quoted $20,000 in repairs, with parts on backorder. We returned the machine to operating condition within two weeks and saved the customer 50% compared with the dealer quote.

Running in two weeks50% below dealer quoteNon-running on arrival

Terex T340 40-ton crane truck and rebuilt components

Case study 03

Terex T340 crane truck

Terex T340 40-Ton Crane Truck — Down on the Job Site, Rebuilt in 10 Days

This Terex T340 40-ton crane truck was down on the job site. We rebuilt and reconditioned the DEF system, rebuilt multiple hydraulic cylinders, replaced the crane cables, manufactured a new rotary gear in-house, performed a full rebuild of the 6.7L Cummins diesel engine, and repaired the electrical system—all on a 10-day rush. The crane was certified and passed smog and DOT inspections.

10-day rush rebuildRotary gear manufactured in-houseCertified · Smog & DOT passed