Frequently Asked Questions

The mobile service can attend farms, construction sites, workshops, marinas and other locations. Where practical, the team can assess the fault and make and fit a replacement hose on site. The repair will depend on the equipment, hose specification and parts required.

Based near Chichester, 1st Hydraulics lists service areas including Bognor Regis, Southampton, Winchester, Petersfield, Portsmouth, Havant, Fareham, Waterlooville, Arundel, Midhurst and Emsworth. Contact the team with your postcode to check availability for your location.

The team works with hydraulic systems used in agricultural machinery, plant and construction equipment, marine applications, cranes and other industrial equipment. If you’re unsure whether your machine is covered, call with the make and model and details of the issue.

Stop using the affected equipment and contact a hydraulic repair specialist. When you call, describe the leak or damage, where the machine is located, and whether it can be safely accessed. The team can advise whether a mobile visit or workshop repair is appropriate.

Yes. 1st Hydraulics lists hydraulic repairs involving pumps, valves, cylinders, seals and associated components. The team can assess the fault and advise whether an on-site repair or workshop service is needed.

Yes. The hydraulic ram service includes resealing and refurbishment. Depending on the ram’s condition, work may include seal replacement, honing and testing.

Yes. The team works on agricultural machinery including tractors, loaders, balers and harvesters. The site also lists oils, filters and hydraulic consumables to support equipment maintenance.

Yes. Marine services include hydraulic equipment such as winches, cranes, steering systems and lifting equipment. Contact the team with the vessel or equipment details and the fault so they can discuss the work required.

Yes. 1st Hydraulics lists hydraulic repairs for HIABs, lorry-mounted cranes and other mobile lifting equipment, including hose, seal and component replacement.

Yes. The team lists preventative maintenance and scheduled servicing. Regular inspections can help identify worn hoses and components before they cause an unplanned breakdown. Contact 1st Hydraulics to discuss the equipment and maintenance schedule you need.

1st Hydraulics has a workshop for repairs that are more suitable to carry out off site. Call first to explain the fault and equipment so the team can advise whether a workshop visit is appropriate.

If possible, have your location, equipment type, make and model, a description of the fault, and any relevant photos ready. For hose repairs, information about the hose or its fittings may also help the team understand what is needed.

Call 01243 97 97 98 or email info@1sthydraulics.co.uk. The listed address is Unit 3 Walnut Farm Science Park, Lockgate Road, Sidlesham, Chichester, West Sussex, PO20 7QQ.

The published workshop hours are 7am-5pm Monday to Friday and 8am-1pm Saturday. The site also lists a 24-hour emergency call-out service.