Zero-turn mower repair in Hobart, Indiana.
Commercial or homeowner. Hydro, deck, spindles, blades.
Zero-turns earn their keep on big lawns and on crews that cut every day, and they get worked hard. Spindles take the hits, belts stretch, and the hydro drives that make the machine turn on a dime need clean fluid and a careful eye.
We service both homeowner and commercial zero-turns. On a tune-up we go through the engine, the deck and the drives: plugs, filters, oil, belt condition, spindle bearings, blade balance and hydro fluid. If one side pulls or the machine creeps in neutral, that is a drive adjustment or a hydro issue, and we tell you which before we go further.
For crews, downtime is money, so tell us when you book if the machine is on a route and we will give you a straight answer on the day. The price goes on the tag before the work starts, same as every machine in the shop.
Every machine gets an M6 tag when it comes in. Book a drop-off, or read how the three steps work.
Zero-turn mower questions
Do you work on commercial zero-turns?
Yes. Commercial and homeowner units both come through the shop. Tell us on the booking form if the mower is on a crew route so we can plan the bench time around it.
One side of my zero-turn is weaker than the other. What is that?
Most often a drive adjustment or a hydro issue on that side. We check fluid, belts and linkage first, then tell you what it needs and what it costs before doing anything.
Can you sharpen and balance zero-turn blades?
Yes, all of them, and we check the spindles while the blades are off. Drop the whole mower or just the blades. Call or text (219) 781-3814 to set it up.
Bring the zero-turn mower in.
Drop it off. Pick it up running. Book online, or call or text and we will set a time.