- Serving Albuquerque & Central New Mexico
- 505-361-6604
- Mon to Fri, 7 to 5
- Serving Albuquerque & Central New Mexico
- 505-361-6604
- Mon to Fri, 7 to 5
On-site repair of hydraulic systems on forklifts and heavy equipment. Leaks, lift problems, pressure failures, and component repair, diagnosed and fixed at your location.
Loss of lifting speed or capacity. Often a pump, relief valve, or seal issue.
Load drift or sudden drop. Usually a cylinder seal failure or valve problem.
Hose, fitting, cylinder, or pump leaks. We trace the source and replace the failed component.
Valve, control linkage, or pressure control issues.
Restricted flow, cooler issues, or wrong fluid grade.
Cylinder, hose, or valve failures on attachment circuits.
And many more. If it runs, we can service it.
Tell us the equipment, the symptom, and the location. We schedule the call.
A technician arrives with pressure testing equipment and the tools to isolate the actual fault, no guessing.
We confirm the component, the parts needed, and the cost before any work continues. Most repairs are completed on-site; specialty parts take a couple of business days.
Based in Belen. Serving Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, and surrounding communities, with statewide service when the job requires it. An on-site service fee applies, with drive time charged for jobs outside city limits.
Apex Forklift Solutions, LLC
2579 State Highway 47, Belen, NM 87002
Most manufacturers recommend changing hydraulic fluid around every 1,000 hours of operation, though the right interval depends on the equipment and how hard it’s working. Apex Forklift Solutions can check fluid condition during a repair or maintenance visit and let you know if a change is due.
Repair is usually the more affordable option when the damage is limited to seals, a worn rod, or minor scoring, often costing well under half of what a new cylinder runs. Replacement tends to make more sense once the barrel or rod is badly damaged or the cylinder keeps failing. Apex Forklift Solutions inspects the cylinder first so you’re not paying for a replacement you don’t need.
A milky appearance usually points to water contamination, while foam typically means air has gotten into the system, both of which can damage the pump and other components if it goes unaddressed. Apex Forklift Solutions can trace where the water or air is entering the system and correct it along with a fluid change.
Overheating is commonly caused by restricted flow, a failing cooler, low fluid, or using the wrong fluid grade for the equipment. Apex Forklift Solutions checks each of these during an on-site diagnosis rather than just topping off fluid and hoping the problem goes away.
Often, yes. A slow or weak lift is just as likely to be a relief valve, a worn seal, or a partially clogged filter as it is a failing pump. Apex Forklift Solutions pressure tests the circuit to identify the actual failing component before recommending any parts be replaced.
