Veteran owned small engine repair in Hobart, IndianaDon’t throw
it out.
Bring it to us.
Mowers, snow blowers, generators, saws. Drop it off, get a tag, hear the price before any work starts.

What we fix.
Anything with a small engine on it. Nine machines are on the board with their own page; something else, call and ask.
Most of what comes in
Push mowers
Most push mowers that come through the door have one of three things wrong: the gas sat too long, the blade has not seen a grinder in years, or the pull cord finally let go. None of that is the end of the mower. It is a morning on the bench.
- Tune-upCall for price
- Won't startCall for price
- Blade sharpeningCall for price
- Carb cleaningCall for price
- Spring start-upCall for price
- Pull cord and recoilCall for price
And the rest of the board.
Each one has its own page: what we check, what usually goes wrong, and the jobs on the board.

James "Jimmy" Madson spent his Air Force career as a crew chief on the AC-130J Ghostrider. On that airplane every inspection and every fix was signed with his name before it flew. That is the habit he brought home to Hobart.
Here it means your machine gets looked at whole, the findings get written on the tag, and you hear the price and say yes before anything gets fixed. Veterans, active duty and first responders get a discount off the tag. Ask when you book.
Above: carburetor parts laid out on the tray at Hoosier Ridge in Hobart, the cleaner behind them. Every photo on this site that shows the shop is the shop.
AMSOIL on the shelf.
The oil, stabilizer and mix that go into the machines we fix, sold over the counter at the shop. Need something that is not on the shelf? Tell us what you run and we can get it.
- Small Engine Oil 10W-30Mowers, generators, pressure washers
- Gasoline StabilizerAnything that gets stored
- QuickshotMowers, trimmers, blowers, chainsaws
- Saber Professional 2-stroke oilTrimmers, blowers, chainsaws
- Bar and chain oilChainsaws
- Hydraulic fluidZero-turns, riders, log splitters
- GreaseRiders, zero-turns, snow blowers
Fall on the bench.
The bench is quiet until the first lake-effect storm, then it is not. Bring the winter machines in now.
- Snow blower that sat since MarchFresh gas, carb, belt, shear pins, auger. Before the storm, not during it.Snow blowers
- Generator before the outagesRun it under load now. Old fuel and a stuck carb show up when the lights go out.Generators
- Leaf blower hard to startTwo-stroke, sat all year. Lines, primer, carb, exhaust screen.Leaf blowers
- Put the mower away rightWinterizing: fuel treated or drained, oil changed, blade done, stored so it starts in spring.Mowers
Ready when you are.
Drop it off. Pick it up running. Book online, or call or text and we will set a time.










