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Whether you’re local or farther away you can ship your hydraulic unit in for repair to our Hydraulic Repair facility. Contact us today at 800-728-5168 and check out the Shipping Info link below for more information on how to mail in your Hydraulic unit for repair at our Oklahoma City facility. If you do not see your model code on our site, email or call 1-800-728-5168 for a price quote, we have 10,000 hydraulic units that are not listed on site yet.
Precision Fluid Power repairs and supplies remanufactured and new Cessna hydraulics, including Cessna hydraulic pumps and Cessna motors. Search our online catalog. Contact us. Let us know how we can help you.
It is what we do – keeping Eaton Cessna customers in operation around the clock.
We supply what you need or repair what you have when it comes to Cessna motors. Check before purchasing new or remanufactured Cessna hydraulic pumps, motors, or valves, as repairs can often save you money. There is a good chance that your current Cessna hydraulic pump, motor, valve, or cylinder can be repaired. Eaton Cessna hydraulic pump repairs, including motors, valves, and cylinders, come with our two-year warranty.
When purchasing, consider Cessna hydraulics remanufactured or after-market hydraulic units. They can get you back up and running for less than the cost of a new Cessna hyd pump unit. Get a free quote and compare the costs for a new, repaired, or remanufactured Cessna unit.
History of Eaton Cessna Hydraulics
The Cessna company dates back to 1911 when Clyde Cessna, a farmer, built his own flight-worthy airplane, which launched a successful aircraft company.
After WWII, the aircraft manufacturer realized that the wartime government contracts would dry up, so they launched a fluid power division that became one of their most profitable divisions. Cessna hydraulic pumps have limited applications in aircraft, but its line was popular in farm equipment, an industry the family was experienced in.
Cessna’s hydraulic business was acquired by Eaton Hydraulics in 1988. This acquisition marked a significant shift in Cessna’s business strategy, allowing Cessna motors to focus more on its core aviation operations while leveraging Eaton’s expertise in hydraulic technologies.
