Central Wisconsin’s Hydraulic and Hydrostatic Repair Specialist
Equipment downtime is an urgent matter.
Whether it be a bulldozer, backhoe, tractor, forestry equipment, construction equipment, or excavating machinery, get your machine up and running quickly while maximizing it’s life.
SERVICES
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Examine, rebuild, fine-tune, and calibrate your hydraulic motor or pump.
Fluid is present in hydrostatic systems. When a fluid is inside a container, the pressure inside the container is applied to the walls. The fluid in a hydrostatic transmission system exerts pressure on its constituent parts - hydrostatic pressure. This pressure may eventually lead to system wear and tear and the hydrostatic system might eventually require rebuilding.
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Restore your hydraulic pump to its original condition after it has failed or worn out.
To begin, we completely disassemble the hydraulic pump so that we may examine every component and attempt to visually determine the source of the issue. If it can be fixed, we will as soon as we identify the problem's source. If not, we'll swap it out with a brand-new OEM component. Next, the pump is pieced back together and tested it to verify it is performing in accordance with the original design parameters.
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Diagnose, fix, or maintain your fleet of forestry equipment. Maximize its service life and minimize downtime so your equipment continues working for you.
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Restore a motor or cylinder without buying a replacement.
If it makes sense for your unique situation, we will disassemble the cylinder, assess the components, clean or replacing damaged parts, reassemble the cylinder, and conduct thorough testing to ensure proper functioning.
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Ensure your equipment is running properly by simulating demand and testing its behavior under various conditions.
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A hydraulic fluid leak lowers the system's efficiency by reducing the volume of fluid that can multiply force. The hydraulic pump may potentially get worn out by a large fluid loss. Hydraulic leaks should be fixed as soon as they are identified.
We pinpoint the leak and take all necessary steps to repair it, getting your hydraulic equipment back up and running so no further damage occurs.
OUR STORY
Ernest, owner of Hydrafix, has been hands on in the repair world since the ripe old age of six. It all began when his bike flew apart; after picking up the pieces on his driveway, he put them where he thought they went, voilà , the bike was fixed.
He began working on vehicles and farm equipment as he grew through his school years, before finally beginning work in hydraulics at 18. Click Read Full Story to learn how Ernest moved from a small town in Pennsylvania and became central Wisconsin’s go-to solution for hydraulic and hydrostatic repairs.
