Equipment & ag repair
Cracked loader buckets, broken implement frames, worn hitches, bent drawbars. If it hauls, digs or hooks to a tractor, we’ve probably had one on the bench.
No. 001 — Job ticket
Small welding shop doing repairs, trailers, gates and one-off fabrication — with a mobile welding truck for the jobs that can’t come to us.
Cracked loader buckets, broken implement frames, worn hitches, bent drawbars. If it hauls, digs or hooks to a tractor, we’ve probably had one on the bench.
Tongue and frame repair, new crossmembers, ramp gates, fenders, and the occasional trailer built from scratch.
Farm and driveway gates, handrails, pipe fence repair and posts set or straightened on site.
Mounting brackets, base plates, small frames and supports — made to your drawing or to the thing you bring in.
Boat brackets, tanks, truck boxes and food-equipment repairs that need TIG instead of a wire feeder.
Things that don’t fit a category. Send a sketch or a photo and we’ll tell you honestly if it’s worth doing.
Our welding truck carries a welder-generator, torches, a grinder kit and enough steel for most field repairs. We go to farms, job sites, docks and yards when moving the broken thing would cost more than fixing it.
MIG · Stick · Flux-core · TIG · Oxy-fuel cutting · Plasma cutting
Mild steel · Cast iron (case by case) · Aluminum · Stainless
Pressure vessels or code pipe work. We’ll point you to someone who does.
For a lot of repairs, yes — if the photos are good. For bigger jobs we usually need to see it first.
Email first so we know it’s coming and can tell you when the bench is free.
It depends on the job and the week. Tell us where you are and we’ll be straight with you.
Sometimes. Cast repairs are unpredictable, and we’ll tell you the odds before we start.
Occasionally, when the schedule allows. Repairs come first.
Shop welders, a welder for the rig, and shop helpers ready to pick up a hood.