About McLaren Engineering
Mechanical engineering in Atherton. General engineering. Diesel mechanics. Hydraulic repairs. Mobile welding. Fabrication. Mining & heavy machinery repairs. 24/7 callouts. 30+ years’ experience. On-site hydraulic repairs, testing, diagnosis & manufacturing. McLaren Engineering in Atherton provides general engineering, diesel mechanics, mining and heavy machinery repairs, and on-site mobile welding, fabrication and hydraulic repair and manufacturing services. With 30+ years’ experience, we deliver practical, well-planned work and 24/7 callouts when timing matters. Our team undertakes on-site hydraulic repairs with testing and diagnosis to keep equipment moving. McLaren Engineering serves Atherton and surrounds. Call now to discuss your job.
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Hydraulic Pumps
Motors
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Cylinders
Hydraulic Hose
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General Engineering
Diesel Mechanics
Mining & Heavy Machinery Repairs
Welders
Earthmoving & Truck Repairs
Preventive Maintenance
Logbook Servicing
Inspections & Diagnostics
Part Replacements
Milling & Lathe Machining
Line Boring
Hydraulic Hose Repairs
Hydraulic Hose Replacements
Quality Hoses & Fittings
Vehicle Compliance Inspections
Fabrications
Cutting & Structural Repairs
Flywheel Grinding
Resurfacing Services
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Frequently Asked Questions
According to McLaren Engineering, what is the difference between milling and lathe machining?
Milling and lathe machining are both essential techniques used in manufacturing and repairs, but they work in different ways. Milling involves a rotating cutting tool that removes material as it moves across a stationary workpiece. It’s ideal for shaping flat surfaces, cutting slots or drilling precise holes. Lathe machining, on the other hand, rotates the workpiece itself while a stationary cutti
According to McLaren Engineering, is it better to repair or replace a hydraulic hose?
If the damage is minor—like a worn fitting or surface abrasion—repairing might be an option. But in most cases, replacing the hose is the safer and more reliable choice. Once a hose is compromised, its ability to hold pressure is reduced. Replacing with a new, properly rated hose ensures long-term performance and reduces the risk of future failures.
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