Over 20 Years of Experience in Hydraulic Repair Services
While a replacement transmission can cost thousands of pounds, repairing what you have already is a relatively cost-effective choice. This customer contacted us to see if we could provide a Caterpillar Transmission repair. Our services saved them a considerable amount of money and rescued the transmission from the scrap heap.
For a CAT TH406C Telehandler, the transmission is vital for changing speeds, controlling all four wheels and steering at once. Our customer badly needed this repair, as replacing the unit was a huge expense.
When we dismantled the transmission, we could see that certain parts were almost completely worn. With our OEM suppliers, we were able to replace all worn parts and return the unit to full functionality.
Our engineer carefully dismantled the CAT transmission to inspect the damage. We found that many internal parts were worn, which caused the transmission failure.
We replaced all worn parts with genuine CAT OEM parts, and replaced bearings and seals to ensure everything ran smoothly. Furthermore, we rebuilt the unit to OEM specifications.
With a fully reconditioned transmission unit for their CAT TH406C excavator, the customer was completely satisfied. The excavator is back up and running and they’ve avoided the high cost of a replacement transmission.
We only use OEM parts in our repairs to guarantee replacements will last just as well as the originals.
A quality Caterpillar part repair is more affordable than replacing the part, and customers get reliable quality of work.
All work is guaranteed for a year, and comes with a written warranty.
As a family-run business established for more than 20 years, we understand the value of quality relationships. Our customer service is one of the main reasons customers say they return to us for all hydraulic repairs.
Transmission repair is our speciality, and we also offer repairs for hydraulic motor and pump units. We work fast to minimise your downtime and return your parts in good condition.
