Bankar Patil Hydraulics

We've been running the shop here in Shrirampur for a while now. It's right near the market yard, so it gets busy. Mostly we handle hydraulic stuff, fixing parts and looking at machines that come in from the local farms or small factories around the taluka. It started out small but we kept at it. The tools we use are basic but they do the job. Sometimes the work is greasy and takes all day, but that’s just how it goes with this kind of machinery. We don't have a big office or anything fancy, just the workshop where all the heavy lifting happens. People around here know where to find us if a jack or a pump stops working. Shrirampur is a quiet place most of the time, though the market days bring in a lot of folks. We keep the doors open and just get through the pile of work waiting for us. If a part needs fixing, we take it apart and see what's wrong. It’s practical work. No big speeches about it. My brother and a couple of guys help out. We just try to make sure things are put back together right so they don't break again the next week. It's a living. Most days involve a lot of oil and steel. We don't spend much time on the computer, we'd rather be out back with the parts.