Yates Maintenance and Repair Services

02/20/2026

Not a big fan of these motors

02/19/2026

My son-in-law cut the side wall on one of his new four-wheeler tires while riding the other day. He brought it to me to see if I could fix it. I tried some new glue, like superglue for tires, then put a patch over the outside and one on the inside; we'll see how it works.

10/03/2025

These pictures show the mouse nest and the bent push rod. Lots of times, these go undetected until there is a major problem because they’re so hard to see. When I service a lawnmower and can’t see the cooling fans, I have a small camera that I can put down in there to inspect them. If I see any debris, I always remove the blower shroud and remove any obstructions from the cooling fence. It’s always a good idea to inspect these with a regular service.

10/03/2025

07/03/2025

Straightened the frame and now replacing an axle on this John Deere side by side.

05/28/2025

We get a lot of questions as to what we work on here at Yates Maintenance and Repair so we thought we’d do a post about it.

We maintain/service and repair the following: zero turn mowers, tractor style mowers, and push mowers* chainsaws, pressure washers, blowers, w**d eaters, and hedge trimmers* tractors(under 50hp)and tractor implements* trailers* ATVs* off road utility vehicles* tillers* vehicles*

We only work on gas powered equipment.

We are open Monday-Friday by appointment only.

Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions! Call/text 615-594-6317, send us a message here on FB, or email [email protected]

05/03/2025

I just started working on this bobcat zero turn that had a real bad miss. Found the pushrod had come off the rocker arm 

05/03/2025

Another valve job and a service on this little push mower. Had it running like new in no time