Skid Steer Repair

Skid steers are the absolute workhorses of any Utah jobsite, but man, do they take a beating! Whether you’re running a Bobcat, a Kubota, or a CAT, these little machines are expected to work 10 hours a day in the most abrasive dust and mud. And let’s be honest—they break hard. I’ve spent my fair share of time squeezed into the tight engine bays of skid steers in Salt Lake and West Valley, and I know how frustrating it is when a joystick stops responding or a track locks up right when you’re trying to load a truck.

Our field mechanics are equipped to handle everything from 'no-starts' and engine codes to major hydraulic blowouts. We don't just read the codes; we understand the iron. If your loader won't lift or your hydrostatic drive feels jerky, we get in there and find the mechanical or electrical fault that’s shutting you down. We carry the diagnostic tools to talk to the machine's computer, but we also bring the 'old school' experience to know when a sensor is lying to us. We’re a licensed contractor, and we treat your skid steer with the same respect we’d give a 50-ton loader.

When you’re in a pinch, you don't need a technician who’s just going to guess. You need someone with real-world grease under their fingernails! I once had a call for a skid steer that 'needed a new engine.' I showed up, found a wire that had been chewed by a mouse near the main harness, and had him running in thirty minutes for the cost of a service call. That’s why you call a pro. We find the simplest, fastest path back to production. Give Iron Horse a shout and let’s get that loader back to work.