At Timmins Mechanical Solutions/Ringers, we can help you search for aftermarket & good used options to repair or replace various components on your equipment.

We do have a rental equipment options through TMS Rents. You can rent equipment for short-term or long-term needs. Our rental fleet is regularly services and ready for job site use.

Rental costs depend on the type of machine, rental duration and availability. Contact us directly for a quote tailored to your project needs.

At Timmins Mechanical Solutions we can offer service repairs & materials for just about all makes of equipment, our parts, sales, service teams are detail orientated & have over 100 years experience in the heavy equipment field when it comes to mining, construction & forestry.

Absolutely, at Timmins Mechanical Solutions we have field technicians and man on loan, who can go out and service any make/ model wherever you are located.

A machine’s life expectancy depends on several factors, including the equipment type. Industry standards say a backhoe loader will last approximately 6,000 hours, while a Excavator has a average working life of 7,000 to 10,000 hours. Typical operating conditions, maintenance practices and usage patterns can impact the results.

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) guidelines require daily, monthly or annual equipment inspections, depending on the circumstances. Owners should follow the manufacturer’s recommendations about preventive maintenance practices and intervals. Conduct more inspections during heavy-use situations.

In the field of heavy equipment, a diverse range of machinery caters to various construction, mining, and industrial needs. Each piece of equipment is designed for specific tasks, enhancing efficiency and safety in operations.

Excavators: Essential for digging, excavators are equipped with a boom, bucket, and cab on a rotating platform. They’re widely used in construction for trenching, material handling, and demolition.

Bulldozers: Known for their impressive pushing power, bulldozers are used in road building, construction, and mining for tasks like clearing land and moving large quantities of soil and rubble.

Loaders: With a large bucket front, loaders are used most often when transporting materials like soil, sand, and gravel over short distances. They’re commonly seen in building construction and roadwork.

Cranes: Used for lifting heavy objects and transporting them to higher or lower levels, cranes are a mainstay in construction sites and shipping yards.

Backhoe Loaders: These versatile machines combine a backhoe, loader, and tractor. They’re ideal for small demolition projects, digging holes, and paving roads.

Dump Trucks: Integral for transporting materials, dump trucks are essential in construction sites for moving large amounts of earth, gravel, and other construction materials.

Motor Graders: Used primarily for creating flat surfaces, motor graders are essential in the construction of roads and for grading soil.

In keeping up with your heavy equipment’s maintenance is critical for optimal performance and long-term use.

• Regular inspections are essential to identify and address issues early.
• Prioritize routine servicing, including oil and filter changes, lubrication, and checking hydraulic systems.
• Keep components clean to prevent buildup that can lead to overheating or mechanical failure.
• Adhere to the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule and guidelines to ensure each piece of equipment operates at its best.
• Properly training operators on usage and maintenance practices also plays a significant role in preserving equipment condition and safety.

Tip: creating a thorough maintenance routine minimizes downtime and maximizes efficiency and equipment lifespan.

Common issues with heavy machinery include mechanical wear, hydraulic leaks, and electrical problems. Regular maintenance is key to preventing these issues.

• Mechanical wear can be mitigated by routine inspections and replacing parts like belts and bearings as needed.
• Hydraulic leaks demand immediate attention, often requiring seal replacements or hose repairs.
• Electrical issues, such as faulty wiring or dead batteries, should be diagnosed and repaired promptly.

Keeping machinery clean and following the manufacturer’s guidelines helps prolong equipment life and reduce the frequency of these issues. In case of complex problems, consulting Timmins Mechanical Solutions is advisable.