Hydraulics
Hydraulics
Hydraulics
Farm hydraulics suppliers provide the pumps, motors, cylinders, valves, hoses, couplers and hydrostatic transmission rebuilds that keep tractors, loaders, augers and implements working, plus kits that add hydraulic outlets to older tractors. FarmPages lists the suppliers, dealers and manufacturers in this category, so you can compare parts, rebuild and repair options for your machines and contact them directly.Compare whether a supplier rebuilds or exchanges components, turnaround time, testing after rebuilds, hose and fitting stock, shipping for out-of-area repairs, and experience with your brands and flow requirements. Listed suppliers are mainly in Alberta and Saskatchewan, with one in Manitoba. Listings include Hydratec Hydraulics, which rebuilds and exchanges hydrostatic transmissions, SLS Manufacturing Ltd., which makes hydraulic multiplier kits for single outlets, and Walterscheid Inc.Related categories: Power Products & Tractors · Attachments · Loaders & Related Products · Generators · Farm Equipment Repairs
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Farm hydraulics suppliers provide the pumps, motors, cylinders, valves, hoses, couplers and hydrostatic transmission rebuilds that keep tractors, loaders, augers and implements working, plus kits that add hydraulic outlets to older tractors. FarmPages lists the suppliers, dealers and manufacturers in this category, so you can compare parts, rebuild and repair options for your machines and contact them directly.Compare whether a supplier rebuilds or exchanges components, turnaround time, testing after rebuilds, hose and fitting stock, shipping for out-of-area repairs, and experience with your brands and flow requirements. Listed suppliers are mainly in Alberta and Saskatchewan, with one in Manitoba. Listings include Hydratec Hydraulics, which rebuilds and exchanges hydrostatic transmissions, SLS Manufacturing Ltd., which makes hydraulic multiplier kits for single outlets, and Walterscheid Inc.Related categories: Power Products & Tractors · Attachments · Loaders & Related Products · Generators · Farm Equipment Repairs
Hydraulics: Frequently Asked Questions
Answers for farmers comparing hydraulics suppliers and dealers on FarmPages.
Should I repair or replace a failed hydraulic pump or cylinder?
Rebuilding is often cheaper than buying new when the housing, shaft or barrel is not damaged, and exchange units cut downtime because you swap the core for a rebuilt one. Replace when parts are no longer available or the damage is severe. Find out why it failed, such as contamination or overheating, so the repair lasts. Ask listed hydraulic shops to quote both.
How can I add more hydraulic outlets to my tractor?
Options include a diverter or multiplier kit that switches one outlet between two to four functions, an added valve section, or a separate hydraulic system on the implement. Check your tractor's flow and pressure, whether functions need to run at the same time, and how controls will mount in the cab. Listed hydraulic suppliers can recommend the right setup.
What do I need to know to replace a hydraulic hose?
Note the hose inside diameter, pressure rating, length, fitting type and thread at each end, and how the hose is routed, or bring the old hose in. Fittings such as JIC, ORB, ORFS and NPT do not interchange. Many hydraulic shops make hoses while you wait, so call a listed supplier ahead to confirm they stock the size and fittings you need.
Where can I find hydraulic repair near me in Alberta or Saskatchewan?
Browse the Hydraulics listings on FarmPages; most listed suppliers are in Alberta and Saskatchewan, with one in Manitoba. Call ahead with the component's make, model and serial number to ask about turnaround, exchange units and whether components can be shipped in for rebuild if no shop is close. The Farm Equipment Repairs listings cover general repair shops too.






