Maintenance that
keeps the fleet running.
Belts, bearings, gearboxes, chains and hydraulic systems — serviced at your site or shop, before a worn part turns into a lost week.
- On-siteWe bring the truck, the tools and the power to you.
- No haulingYour machine never leaves the job or the yard.
- One callWelding, hydraulics and mechanical from one crew.
- Tri-StateOwensboro, Henderson and the surrounding counties.
Maintenance that keeps the fleet running.
Drivetrain and power-transmission work that keeps a fleet turning — belts, bearings, gearboxes, chains and hydraulics.
Everything happens where the machine already is — in the pit, in the yard or at the plant. Nothing gets loaded, nothing gets hauled, and nothing waits in somebody else’s shop queue.
- Agriculture systems
- Belts & bearings
- Gearbox replacement
- Chains and sprockets
- Hydraulic system maintenance and repairs
Plate BThe work that comes through most.
Belts and bearings
Drives inspected, tensioned and replaced before a worn bearing takes the shaft and the housing with it.
Gearbox replacement
Gearboxes pulled, swapped and aligned, with the mounting and coupling checked so the new one does not fail the same way.
Chains and sprockets
Matched sets replaced together, alignment corrected, and the tension set where it belongs rather than where it ended up.
Hydraulic systems
Pumps, valves, hoses and cylinders serviced as a system — pressure checked, leaks traced, fluid and filtration brought back to spec.
Conveyor systems
Rollers, idlers, lagging, splices and frames kept running on plant where every hour of stoppage is measured.
Agriculture systems
Seasonal equipment serviced in the window you actually have, at the farm rather than at the back of a dealer queue.
Why crews call Atlas
Your machine stays put
Hauling a dozer to a shop costs a day and a lowboy. We work where it broke, so the only thing that moves is the repair.
Repairs built for the field
A weld that looks good in a clean shop still has to survive dirt, load and vibration. Ours are specified for the second one.
One crew, the whole machine
Welding, hydraulics and mechanical under one number — no coordinating three trades around one breakdown.
You talk to the owner
No dispatcher, no call centre. The person who answers the phone is the person running the bead.
How a call becomes a fix
No mystery, no runaround — four steps from the phone ringing to your crew moving again.
- 01
Call or text
Tell us the machine, the symptom and where it sits. You talk to the person who will do the work.
- 02
We roll out
The service truck arrives loaded for the job — welder, torch, hydraulics and the steel to back it up.
- 03
Fixed on site
Diagnosed and repaired where it stands, built to hold up in real working conditions.
- 04
Back to work
You get a clear account of what was done and what to watch — then your crew keeps moving.
Jobs like yours.
Questions worth asking before you book anyone
Still not sure? Call (270) 315-3181 and ask. You will get the person doing the work, not a call centre.
Yes, and it is the cheaper half of the business. Belts, bearings, chains and hydraulic systems checked on a schedule cost a fraction of the same components failing under load.
We work around the production window wherever it is safe to. Tell us when the line is down and we will plan the work into that gap.
Yes — agriculture systems, drives, gearboxes and hydraulics are regular work, and we come to the farm rather than asking you to haul it anywhere.
You hear about it before the spend happens, not after. If a gearbox swap turns into a shaft and housing job, we stop and talk it through first.
Also from Atlas
Atlas also covers Heavy Equipment Repair and Mobile Welding — same truck, same number, same visit where it makes sense.
Ready when your equipment isn't.
One call covers welding, hydraulics and mechanical — brought to the job site.