Pacific Pumps And Motors

Pacific Pumps And Motors has been sitting here in Hashimabad at 18 13 6/79 for quite a while now. My father actually started messing around with small motors years ago, and I just sort of fell into the business after school. It’s not a fancy place, mostly just a lot of shelves filled with heavy iron parts and the smell of grease that never really goes away. We spend most of our mornings drinking tea and looking at whatever motor someone dropped off that morning. Some days the shop is packed with people asking questions, and other days it’s quiet enough to hear the traffic outside. We handle all sorts of pumps, mostly for houses around here or small workshops. It’s honest work, though it can be tough on the back. Sometimes a customer comes in frustrated because their water isn’t running, and we have to pull things apart to find the grit stuck in the gears. We don’t have a big office or anything like that. Just a desk with a lot of papers and my tools. Hashimabad is a busy spot, and we fit right in with the noise. We’ve seen the neighborhood change, but the need for a good working motor stays the same. We've been here for years, and most people around here know where to find us by now. If you walk past, you'll probably see us hunched over a workbench or loading something into a rickshaw. It’s just how things go.