On-site truck & equipment repair
We bring the shop
to the machine.
Commercial fleets, heavy equipment and agricultural machinery, repaired where they sit. Our trucks carry their own cranes — so the jobs other mobile outfits have to walk away from, we can actually finish in the field.
Fleet · heavy equipment · agricultural · specialist crane repair
Fleet & commercial
Downtime is the only thing that really costs you.
A machine hauled to a shop is a machine earning nothing for a week. We service commercial fleets and equipment where they already are — on a schedule that fits your operation, and on a call-out when something stops unexpectedly.
- Scheduled maintenance on siteWhole groups of units serviced in one visit, around your working hours.
- Breakdown call-outsA stopped machine gets a truck sent to it, not a booking three weeks out.
- One contact for mixed fleetsTrucks, loaders, tractors and trailers handled by the same crew.
- Repairs finished in the fieldWith a crane on the truck, heavy jobs do not need a shop at all.
What we work on
Trucks, equipment and everything between.
Diagnostics through heavy mechanical repair, carried out on location.
Diagnostics
Fault codes, no-starts and intermittent faults traced properly before anything comes apart.
Engine & driveline
Engines, transmissions, differentials and axles — including full assemblies out on site.
Hydraulics
Cylinders, pumps, valves and hoses. Rebuilt and tested where the machine stands.
Electrical & charging
Batteries, alternators, starters, lighting and wiring faults.
Brakes & air systems
Commercial brake and air system work on trucks and trailers.
Cooling & A/C
Radiators, pumps and cab air conditioning on trucks and equipment alike.
Heavy equipment
Loaders, backhoes, excavators and skid steers — field service and repair.
Preventive maintenance
Service intervals kept properly, so the expensive failures never arrive.
Not many people can work on a crane.
Crane work is its own discipline. The hydraulics run at pressures nothing else on a jobsite sees, the structure carries loads with no margin for a guess, and the consequences of getting it wrong are not the same as a truck that will not start.
It is a genuine specialism here, not something taken on because it turned up. If you have been told to ship a crane out of state to get it looked at, talk to us first.
- Boom and structural repairSections, welds and wear points inspected and repaired properly.
- Crane hydraulicsCylinders, valve banks, pumps and lines — the heart of the machine.
- Controls and electricalLoad systems, limits and control faults diagnosed rather than swapped at.
- Service truck cranesThe boom trucks other trades rely on, kept in service.
Agricultural
Tractors don’t break at convenient times.
Farm equipment goes down mid-season, a long way from a workshop, and the window to fix it is measured in days. We work on tractors, loaders, balers and implements out in the field — and with a crane on the truck, a job that needs the loader or the cab lifted off does not have to become a recovery.
- Field service through the seasonWe come to the paddock, not the other way round.
- Loaders and implementsHydraulics, pins, bushings and structural repair.
- Heavy lifts on siteFront-end loaders and assemblies lifted with our own crane.
Our work
Out in the field.
Real jobs, photographed on site — cranes, tractors, heavy equipment and driveline work.
How it works
One call, and the truck comes to you.
No transport to arrange, no machine sitting in someone else’s yard.
Tell us the machine
What it is, what it is doing, and where it sits. You get a straight answer on whether it is a field job.
We come out and diagnose
The truck arrives with diagnostic gear, tooling and a crane. You get the problem and the price before work starts.
Back to work
Most of it is finished on site. When something genuinely needs a shop, we say so rather than take it apart first.
Where we work
Out of Natalia, across South Texas.
Ranches, yards and jobsites through Medina County and up the I-35 corridor into San Antonio. If your machine is further out, call and ask — we travel for the right job.
Get it handled
Tell us what’s down.
The machine, the fault and where it is sitting. You will get a straight answer about whether we can fix it on site, what it is likely to run, and how soon we can be there.
Call (361) 396-3342agricultural machinery and cranes