Amazing work, honest, and very skilled, 10/10 I DO recommend... very personable, respectful, and…read moreknowledgeable.

From the owner: S&L Equipment repair and welding is a Veteran and family-owned and operated business. The owner is…read moreour lead mechanic with more than 20 years' experience of heavy equipment and auto repair, as well as an experienced instructor that taught mechanics as well in the military. We are a full-service repair center specializing in providing top-quality service to your vehicle. Our services include everything from regular maintenance of auto/heavy equipment/trailer repair or builds. We promise top quality workmanship every time, no compromise. We also offer welding not limited to fence repair, trailer repair or builds, gates, heavy equipment, etc.

Great place to buy or sell equipment. Michael Farr is the guy to deal with. Very knowledgeable and…read morekind.

2nd time posting this because they begged me to take it down then went right back to doing nothing…read morethey say as usual What John Said 1. The Coolant Leak Caused the Hydraulic Sensor: The coolant leak is probably the issue with the hydraulic sensor. 2. Finding the Coolant Leak: The best way to see a coolant leak is to let the machine sit there for three days and check to see if there is a puddle under it. 3. Bucket Creep: It is totally normal for a skid steer to let a bucket fall a couple of inches gradually as you are running the machine. 4. Tracks and Asphalt: Backing a skid steer on and off of a trailer on asphalt will make the track pop off or rip apart. Why It's Bullshit 1. The Timeline and Cause Don't Match: If the hydraulic sensor tripped first, a later coolant leak didn't magically travel backward in time to trigger it. Furthermore, a coolant leak is an engine cooling system issue, whereas a hydraulic sensor monitors a completely separate fluid circuit. 2. Passive Waiting Ignores Reality: Telling someone to just let a machine sit for three days and wait for a puddle is a lazy guess. If a hose has a tiny hairline crack or a clamp is just slightly weeping, the fluid will evaporate or dry up before it ever forms a puddle, and gravity alone won't force fluid past a sealed system unless there is actual pressure or thermal expansion pushing it out. 3. Hydraulic Drift is Not Normal: A healthy, properly functioning hydraulic control valve and tight cylinders will hold their position. If a bucket is gradually creeping or sagging down while you are actively operating or holding the joystick in neutral, it indicates internal fluid bypass (worn cylinder seals or a leaking control valve spool), not normal design behavior. 4. New Tracks Don't Fly Off Asphalt at 30 Hours: A machine with less than 30 total operating hours has a brand-new, tight undercarriage and factory-spec track tension. Backing on and off a trailer on asphalt creates friction, but it will not rip a track apart or throw it off a brand-new machine unless the factory track tension was set dangerously loose from day one. 5. The Source is Unqualified: John tried beating around the bush when asked about his equipment experience before finally admitting he has very little experience on any kind of machinery. He has no idea how to fix these systems, yet Ocala Tractors hired a former car lot service advisor for an equipment service advisor role. Instead of knowing the machine, he just gaslights customers and makes everything about them rather than the equipment.

Shamus Johnson knows his craft! He is an honest, fair and smart businessman. After receiving an…read moreoutrageous quote to repair my John Deere mower, I called his business... to start with he promptly came to me and picked up my mower!!! In less than a week he returned with the mower... it has never run better! Starts every time with one turn of the key!!! And his fee was almost exactly one fourth of my first quote!!! So when my mower did nothing when I turned the key yesterday. I gave him a call. Friday afternoon, kinda laid around four I guess and he called me back immediately. I described the problem and he knew exactly what was wrong. I sent a photo of a particular part of my mower. He confirmed the problem told me how to fix it on my own and within minutes, I was back on the mower mowing the lawn. No charge, he was happy to help. Great businessman! His business has my highest recommendation and thanks..

From the owner: we are here to service and repair your gas golf cart.. Pick up and delivery service availableread more

Purchased a Toro zero-turn lawn mower. Worked with Matt, who was excellent from start to finish…read more The buying process was smooth, answered all my questions, helped set me up with financing and I couldn't be happier with the machine or experience. Additionally, Chuck delivered my mower to my house, walked me through all the key components and ensured I was comfortable with all of the features before leaving. Matt and Chuck are awesome! I will definitely be a repeat customer. Thank you!!

Dropped off a pressure washer after one season of use with a pump that would not pass water. Reason…read morefor that early failure was due to not flushing the pump before putting up for the season. Left it for repair. They called the next day to either spend near the cost of total replacement or pick it up. I paid the $35 service fee and took it home. At home it was obvious a wrench never touched the brass. Did some lite reading on what to do and ordered the six check valves for $15 off ebay. Put it together yesterday and running fine. Sadly there are many parts changers but few mechanics....

Clean, beautiful store…read more Can you tell I went straight for the baby birds? Everything you need. Hunting, outdoors, animal supplies. Will be back. Could take hours to see it all.

This place is redneck heaven! In a good way!…read more You can find almost anything here and if you're an outdoors enthusiast you can shop for all types of stuff. Food, gear, clothes, live animals, firearms, fishing equipment, boots, everything. Animal and pet feed. Gardening supplies. On and on. Plus, products for the house such as electronics to housewares to toiletries. Also, they have a crazy amount of snacks and drinks. All at pretty damn good prices! Oh, and heavy equipment, tools, and ATV's too Wooooo hooooo! Don't forget to grab a free bag of popcorn by the register!