Emergency Gearbox Repair
Your gearbox is down and the line is stopped. Call now — 24/7 emergency service, emergency pickup & delivery to our shop, and 24–72 hour rush repairs on qualifying jobs.
When a Gearbox Fails, Every Hour Costs You
A stopped gearbox stops the line, the conveyor, the mill or the pump behind it. Our emergency service is built for that moment: call any time, day or night, and we will get your unit into the shop, assessed fast, and rebuilt on a rush schedule when the job qualifies.
24/7 Emergency Gearbox Repair
We answer around the clock. When you call, have the brand, model and nameplate information handy if you can, plus what happened — grinding noise, oil everywhere, shaft stopped, overheating, or a sudden loss of drive. That tells us what to prepare before the unit arrives.
Emergency pickup & delivery to our Rialto, CA shop is available. We serve customers all over the United States, so if your plant is outside Southern California, call us and we will work out the fastest way to get the gearbox to us.
Once the unit is in the shop, we tear it down and inspect it right away — bearings, seals, shafts, gears and housing — and give you a straight answer on what it needs and how fast we can do it.
- 24/7 phone service: call (714) 204-5167 any time
- 24–72 hour rush repairs on qualifying jobs
- Emergency pickup & delivery to our shop
- Fast teardown & inspection so you get an answer, not a wait
- Gears manufactured in-house when a replacement is obsolete or unavailable
- 24-month warranty on our rebuild work
What Counts as a Rush Job?
A 24–72 hour rush repair is available on qualifying jobs. Whether your unit qualifies depends on what we find inside it — and we will tell you honestly once we have looked.
Usually Qualifies
Bearing or seal failures, broken shafts we can repair or remake quickly, and units where replacement gears are in stock or can be cut in-house.
May Take Longer
Severely damaged housings, large custom gears needing heat treatment, or parts that must be sourced from a manufacturer with a long lead time.
What Slows Any Job
Equipment condition, required parts, job complexity and availability all affect turnaround — on rush jobs and standard jobs alike.
We will not promise a time we cannot meet. If the inspection shows your unit needs more than a rush window allows, we will say so up front and give you a realistic date — then work to beat it.
What to Do Right Now
If the gearbox is still running, shut it down if it is safe to do so — running a failed gearbox usually turns a bearing job into a gear and housing job. Note any noise, vibration, heat, leaks or metal in the oil, and save the oil sample if you have one. Then call us.
After the Emergency
Once your unit is back in service, ask us about a planned overhaul for your other gearboxes. A scheduled rebuild during a shutdown costs far less than an emergency one during production — and it is the same work, done on your calendar instead of the failure's.
Related services: industrial gearbox repair, gearbox rebuilding & overhauling, speed reducer repair, and our general emergency repair page.
- Do not keep running a gearbox that is grinding, seizing or leaking badly
- Note the symptoms: noise, heat, vibration, leaks, lost drive
- Have the nameplate: brand, model, ratio and serial number
- Call us first: we will arrange pickup & delivery to the shop
Gearbox down right now? Call now.
24/7 emergency service — (714) 204-5167. Rush repairs in 24–72 hours on qualifying jobs.
Get a Quote on Your Gearbox or Gear
Tell us the brand, model and nameplate information, and what the unit is doing — noise, leaking oil, overheating, lost drive, or stopped completely. We will review it and call you back with the next step.
Pickup & delivery to our Rialto, CA shop is available nationwide. Turnaround depends on equipment condition, required parts, job complexity and availability.