Skid Steer Loader Repair Services

Skid steers are versatile machines, and they often end up handling multiple jobs on a worksite. While these loaders are designed for durability, they still experience wear after hours of hard work. Preventative maintenance can spot signs of wear before they become major performance issues that lead to high-cost repairs.

In addition to early sightings of potential issues, maintenance processes can keep your skid steer running as efficiently as possible. Practices like lubrication, fluid checks and cleaning reduce friction and prevent clogging that can slow down your machine and reduce its output.Whether you work in construction, agriculture or landscaping, you want your skid steer to work well and help you meet your goals. 

Maintenance is the best way to stay productive, reduce machine downtime and extend the overall lifespan of your loader. If you create a schedule and keep up with it, you can use the same skid steer for years.

Essential Daily Checks for Skid Steers

Performing routine maintenance tasks are essential to prevent breakdowns and enhance the performance of skid steers. Here’s a list of tasks to consider: 

  • Check engine oil and coolant levels, ensuring they are at the recommended levels.
  • Inspect tires for proper inflation, looking out for any signs of damage or wear.
  • Clean debris from the radiator and engine compartment to prevent overheating.
  • Inspect hydraulic fluid levels and check for any leaks or abnormalities.
  • Grease all applicable grease points to ensure smooth operation of moving parts.
  • Test all lights and signals to ensure they are functioning correctly.
  • Inspect filters (air, fuel, and hydraulic) and replace them if necessary.
  • Check the battery’s condition and clean any corrosion buildup.
  • Inspect safety features like seat belts and emergency shut-off switches.
  • Keep a general visual inspection for loose or damaged components and address them promptly.

By incorporating these daily maintenance tasks into your routine, you can minimize the risk of breakdowns, optimize performance, and promote the longevity of your skid steer.


For any further repair & maintenance assistance please call us.