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Fontana, CA · Independent JCB service

JCB Equipment Repair in Fontana

JCB created both the backhoe loader and the telescopic handler, and Inland Empire sites are full of them — alongside JCB skid steers, excavators and Fastrac tractors. Our Fontana shop repairs JCB equipment across hydraulics, transmissions, engines and axles, backed by in-house rebuilding and machining. We're independent, not a JCB dealer — the shop owners ring when the machine has to be working on Monday.

Fontana, CA · Independent JCB service

The JCB work we handle week in, week out

Backhoe hydraulics, transmissions and axle work on 3CX and 4CX machines; boom, carriage and hydraulic service for Loadall telehandlers; DieselMax engine repairs; diagnosing powershift and synchro shuttle gearboxes; resealing cylinders and fitting new rods; and electrical faults on machines that earn their living outdoors. Given what JCB parts cost, rebuild-first thinking pays — worn components are measured and shown to you before any decision gets made.

Brands we serviceJCB
Loader working a job site, serviced by Top Notch Equipment Repair in FontanaJCB equipment repair · Fontana, CA

Why JCB owners make the trip to Fontana

Dealer coverage for JCB in the Inland Empire is thin, and the lead times reflect it. An independent shop with depth in hydraulics, transmissions and machining keeps these machines earning instead: teardown documented, quote in writing, and rebuilding wherever a rebuild makes sense. Pick-up and delivery are free where applicable; regular hours are Monday–Friday, 6 AM to 5 PM, and the rush line runs 24 hours a day, every day of the year.

  • Backhoe work — transmissions, axles and hydraulics
  • Loadall telehandler booms and hydraulics
  • DieselMax engine repairs
  • Cylinder reseals and new rods
  • Servicing for skid steers and excavators

How a repair moves through our shop — 8 steps

From your first phone call to a machine or component that's been tested and put back to work, here's the route every job follows.

01

Collection

Where it applies, we arrange collection of the machine or part at no charge.

02

Teardown & check

We strip the unit down and assess the full extent of the failure.

03

Photo & video record

We photograph and film what we find, so the conversation about repairs starts from clear evidence.

04

Written quote

We spell out the work we recommend and price it before anything goes ahead.

05

Your go-ahead

Together we confirm what's being done, how urgent it is and the most sensible way forward.

06

Machine shop work

Components get machined, welded, rebuilt or reverse-engineered as the job requires.

07

Bench testing

Nothing leaves until operation and workmanship have both been checked.

08

Return

The finished part or machine goes back to you, ready to return to service.

Questions owners ask us

Is your shop a JCB dealership?

No — this is an independent repair shop that works on JCB equipment, with no dealer affiliation; the standard of the work speaks for itself.

Will you repair a JCB telehandler?

Yes — boom, hydraulic, drivetrain and engine work on Loadalls is core telehandler work at this shop.

Can a JCB backhoe transmission be rebuilt here?

It can — powershift and shuttle transmissions are stripped, measured and rebuilt in-house.

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(949) 400-2937

Book a service visit or start a repair order

Ask for a service visit.

Tell us the brand, the model, what's wrong, where the machine sits, how urgent it is and when you'd like us there. The form opens your details as a text to John, so you can check them over before you hit send.

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