Built for the heavy, damaged, worn-out parts that keep equipment down.
Herculock, backed by Ward Industrial, repairs and rebuilds heavy equipment components for contractors, aggregate producers, recyclers, municipalities, manufacturers, and equipment fleets.
When a part is too large, too worn, too custom, or too expensive to simply replace, we can help assess it, repair it, machine it, fabricate replacement sections, and return it to service.
We work on buckets, jaws, booms, arms, frames, guards, hoppers, attachments, hydraulic components, heavy weldments, and other industrial equipment where strength, fit, and downtime matter.
Heavy repair capability under one roof
Many repair jobs fail because they are treated as simple welding jobs. Heavy equipment repair often needs machining, alignment, engineering judgment, hydraulic knowledge, material selection, fit-up, and controlled welding all working together.
Herculock and Ward bring those capabilities together in one large industrial shop.
Our capabilities include:
- Large 40,000 sq. ft. industrial repair and fabrication shop
- Heavy fabrication and structural repair
- CWB welding capability
- Complete machine shop support
- Hydraulic repair and component support
- Laser cutting and plate processing
- Engineering and design support
- Custom replacement parts and wear components
- Industrial painting and finishing coordination
- Forklift, crane, and heavy handling capability
What we repair
We are interested in repair and rebuild work involving heavy, high-value equipment and components, including:
- Excavator buckets, jaws, thumbs, grapples, and attachments
- Loader buckets and material handling attachments
- Cracked, worn, or damaged weldments
- Pins, bores, bushings, lugs, and mounting points
- Heavy frames, guards, stands, and brackets
- Conveyor, aggregate, and bulk handling equipment
- Hydraulic cylinder mounts, brackets, and related structures
- Hoppers, chutes, bins, liners, and wear areas
- Custom industrial equipment and one-off machinery
If the original part is no longer available, too expensive, or not strong enough for the application, we can often repair, modify, or reproduce it.
Repair-first thinking
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- Excavator buckets, jaws, thumbs, grapples, and attachments
- Loader buckets and material handling attachments
- Cracked, worn, or damaged weldments
- Pins, bores, bushings, lugs, and mounting points
- Heavy frames, guards, stands, and brackets
- Conveyor, aggregate, and bulk handling equipment
- Hydraulic cylinder mounts, brackets, and related structures
- Hoppers, chutes, bins, liners, and wear areas
- Custom industrial equipment and one-off machinery
If the original part is no longer available, too expensive, or not strong enough for the application, we can often repair, modify, or reproduce it.
Built for practical industrial work and construction work
We make parts! Our shop is set up for large industrial equipment, heavy weldments, awkward parts, and one-off repair jobs that need experience and judgment.
We combine the repair mindset of Herculock with the broader manufacturing strength of Ward Industrial: fabrication, machining, engineering, hydraulics, welding, and equipment handling.
That means your repair does not have to move from shop to shop while different suppliers handle different pieces. We can often manage the full repair path in-house.
How to start a repair inquiry
Send us photos, measurements, and a short description of the problem. The more information you can provide, the faster we can assess whether the job is a good fit.
Helpful information includes:
- Photos of the full machine or component
- Close-up photos of the damaged area
- Equipment make and model
- Approximate size and weight
- What failed or wore out
- Whether the equipment is down now
- Any drawings, part numbers, or previous repair history
Once we review the information, we can advise whether the repair should be inspected in person, brought to our shop, or quoted from the information provided.