SKID STEERS, TRACTORS, GENERATORS: YES, WE WORK ON THOSE
Most auto shops stop at the pickup truck. The machines that actually run a Texas operation, the skid steer, the tractor, the generator on the job trailer, get orphaned between the dealer (six-week wait) and the mobile guy (good luck with warranty). We took them in on purpose.
01 If it fits on a trailer, it has a bay here
Diesel is diesel. The same fuel systems, the same turbo plumbing, the same electrical discipline that fixes a Ram fixes a skid steer, with the patience for the hydraulic and equipment-specific systems bolted around it. Our own posts say it plainest: we don't discriminate, we work on all sizes.
02 We come get it
Equipment that cannot drive itself to the shop gets picked up. Flat $200 covers the trailer trip anywhere in our loop, roughly Mansfield out to Ennis, and we haul it back when it is done. Tell the job site a week; we usually beat it by days.
03 Scheduled around your season
Equipment work is seasonal and we plan for it. Slow season is the right time to send the skid steer in for the full going-over, so it never dies in the busy one. Fleet accounts get their equipment folded into the same Saturday program as the trucks.
Talk to the guy who does the work
No service advisor, no phone tree. Call or text the shop, describe what the truck is doing, and you'll get a straight answer from the tech who will actually touch it. Walk-ins and fleet inquiries welcome at 731 S 6th Ave Ste 709, Mansfield.
Call (817) 825-1513 Get directionsFAQ Quick answers
What equipment will you take on?
Skid steers, tractors, generators, and most diesel-powered equipment that fits on a trailer. Describe it over the phone and you will get a straight yes or no.
Do you service equipment on-site?
For fleet accounts, yes, that is what the Saturday route and the service truck are for. One-off equipment usually rides the trailer to the shop.
How far will you pick up from?
The standard loop runs from Mansfield out to about Ennis for the flat rate. Outside that, call and we will figure it out.