Hydrostatic TransmissionsThe cost of a hydraulic repair is determined by a number of factors including:
extent of wear or damage to the component;
facilities and expertise of the hydraulic repair shop; and
the repair techniques employed. When a hydraulic component is repaired, there are usually some parts that can be successfully re-used after they have been reworked using processes such as machining, honing, lapping, grinding and hard-chrome plating. The skilled application of these techniques can reduce the number of new parts required, reducing hydraulic repair costs. Hydrostatic Remanufacturing |
