No drawing needed
Bring the broken part. We measure it, draw it if it needs drawing, and make a new one.
Home Capabilities Farm Equipment
PTO shafts, hydraulic fittings, bushings, sprockets and the obsolete parts nobody stocks any more — machined here in Russell Springs, from the broken part you bring us.
Built for the season you’re in
The part that fails mid-harvest is never the one anyone stocks. We machine and weld replacements for farm equipment from the broken piece itself — no drawing, no part number, no waiting on a dealer order to clear.
Why farms call a machine shop
On older equipment especially, the replacement assembly is either discontinued, back-ordered, or costs more than the implement is worth. Machining the one part that actually failed is frequently the cheaper and faster answer.
Bring the broken part. We measure it, draw it if it needs drawing, and make a new one.
If a part keeps failing in the same place, we can talk about material or design changes that stop it happening again.
Planting and harvest don’t stop at five o’clock. Neither do we — call any hour.
Common questions
That is a large part of what we do. Bring us the old part, even in pieces, and we will measure it and machine a replacement.
Often, yes. Depending on where and how it failed we can repair or replace the damaged section rather than the entire assembly. Send a photo and we will tell you which makes sense.
We are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, all year. Those are the weeks this matters most, so tell us it is time-critical when you call.
Sometimes. If a part keeps failing in the same spot, there is often a material or design change that helps. We will say so if we think it is worth doing, and say so if it is not.
Yes — welding and fabrication are done in the same shop, so a job that needs both welding and machining is one visit and one invoice.
Free to ask, and we’re open 24/7 — including the hours things actually break.