Ramnik Hydraulic India

We’ve been operating out of Nangloi C-88 for a good while now. It is a bit of a dusty spot, but that is just how this part of town is. Most mornings start with moving heavy iron parts around and checking the hydraulic fluid levels. We have these old workbenches that have seen better days, stained with years of oil that just won't come out. It’s not a place for fancy clothes. My hands are usually stained black by noon. We mostly handle repairs for people who bring in their broken cylinders and pumps. Sometimes they are in a real hurry because their own machines are stuck. We don't promise miracles, we just look at the metal and see what can be done. C-88 is easy to find if you know the landmark, but if it is your first time, you might miss the gate. There is a small tea stall nearby where we go when the heat gets too much. The power cuts are frequent in the summer, so we have to plan the heavy lifting for the mornings. It is just a few of us here. We don't have a big corporate office or anyone in a suit. Just some guys who know how to use a wrench and a lathe. We keep the spare parts in the back room, though finding the right one can take a minute. It’s a simple living and we just keep at it.