Mobile hydraulic repair in Johnstown, Colorado
On-site hydraulic hose and cylinder repair for farms and job sites around Longmont, Colorado.
Call (970) 528-6741Longmont Mobile Hydraulics is a Longmont-based mobile hydraulic hose and cylinder service, and Johnstown is core coverage, not an outer edge.
Johnstown splits its equipment hours between old work and new work. The dairies and feedlots along Highway 60 and the Little Thompson run feed and manure equipment daily, while the I-25 corridor keeps pouring concrete for warehouses, which means skid steers, telehandlers, and excavators working dirt through every season.
We serve both from the same truck. A dairy loader hose, a telehandler boom cylinder, and an excavator auxiliary circuit all come down to hose, fittings, and seals, made and fitted where the machine died. Contractors get one more thing from us: a written price table, so the repair cost is known before the machine is touched and the invoice matches what the estimator expected.
Johnstown calls typically see a truck in 25 to 35 minutes from Longmont, faster than a Greeley or Denver dispatch and without the mileage charges an out-of-county truck rolls into the bill.
Two fleets, one failure mode
Feedlot equipment around Johnstown kills hoses with abrasion, rubbing on concrete curbs and steel edges every load cycle. When we replace one we sleeve it and re-clamp the routing, which is ten minutes of work that roughly doubles hose life in that duty.
Johnstown and the county line
We cover all of Johnstown (80534) including the ground around Highway 60, the Little Thompson River and the I-25 corridor. Nearby crews and operations also use our Berthoud, Frederick and Erie coverage, and the full picture of what we fix is on the hose repair and cylinder repair pages.
A price in writing before we roll
Every Johnstown call is priced from the published table on the pricing page, with the service call for your location stated when you call. Down after hours with a deadline? The emergency terms are published too.
Asked in Johnstown
- Can our site foreman get a cost ceiling before you come out?
- Yes. Describe the machine and the failure and we will quote the likely range off the published table plus the Johnstown service call, in a text you can forward. If the job turns out bigger once we see it, you approve the new number before we proceed.
- Do you handle telehandler and skid steer hydraulics?
- Constantly. Boom, tilt, and auxiliary circuit hoses, quick-coupler failures, and drifting boom cylinders are the bulk of our construction-side work along the I-25 corridor.
- We run a small dairy. Can you do scheduled preventive checks instead of waiting for failures?
- Yes. We walk the fleet, flag chafed hoses and weeping cylinders, and replace on your schedule instead of at 5 am on a feed day. Most small dairies do this once or twice a year.