What Excavator Repair Includes
Cylinder re-sealing & rod repolishing
Swing bearing lubrication and backlash adjustment
Pilot control valve repair
Main hydraulic relief valve setting
Signs You Need Excavator Repair
- Slow bucket or arm movement
- Slop in boom pins and bushings
- Swing gear noise or drift
- Final drive oil leaks
Our Process
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Inspect and confirm
We check the problem first, so you only pay for work that is needed.
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Discuss replacement or repair options
We talk through replacement or repair options before any work starts.
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Repair, test, and walk you through it
We test the repair and explain what was done before you leave.
Excavator Repair FAQs
Can you rebuild leaking hydraulic cylinders on site?
We can remove, re-seal, and reinstall hydraulic cylinders either in-field or at our Canyon Lake shop.
What are the signs an excavator needs repair?
Look for slow or weak movement, hydraulic leaks, unusual noises from the pump or swing motor, and warning lights on the dash. Stopping work early when you see these signs helps prevent larger failures.
Why does my excavator’s boom drift down?
Boom drift is often caused by an internal leak in a cylinder or a failing control valve. We test the cylinder and valve to confirm the leak before recommending a repair.
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