Hydraulic hose and line repair in Ripon, Wisconsin

Oshkosh Hydraulic Line Repair is the Oshkosh based mobile hydraulic service, and Ripon is a regular stop on the route, on the schedule every week.

Ripon looks like a college town from the square, but the ground around it is some of the most equipment heavy in our area. Green Lake County irrigates 5,184 acres, four times what Winnebago County does, and irrigated ground means center pivots, traveling guns, pump stations and vegetable harvesters that all lean on hydraulics from June to October. Muck ground is hard on hoses because everything runs in wet, abrasive soil.

On the town side, the commercial laundry equipment plant on the east end keeps a lift truck and yard fleet, and the contractors who work Highway 23 and Highway 44 bring the usual excavator and dump truck failures. Ripon is around 25 minutes from Oshkosh on Highway 44 and sits in our second ring.

For the irrigation work we stock the R1 and R2 hose that pivot drives and hose reels use, and we can reseal the small cylinders on harvesters and toppers in the field. Pump station hard lines, when they finally rust through, get bent and flared to match.

Irrigated ground and harvest calendars

Vegetable harvest around Ripon is a calendar, not a season. A harvester down on a contract delivery day is the one call where after hours pricing is worth it, and we say so honestly.

Ripon and the Green Lake County farms

We cover all of Ripon (54971) including Highway 23 and Highway 44, the Alliance Laundry plant, the muck farms toward Green Lake and Highway 49 north to Berlin. The same truck runs Kaukauna, Neenah and Appleton, and what it carries is on the hose repair, hard line and cylinder pages.

Ripon calls and what they cost

Every Ripon call is priced from the table on the pricing page: the service call for your ring, then the hose, line or cylinder from its row. Down after hours with a deadline? The emergency terms are published too, so the number on the phone is the number on the invoice.