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Rock crushers are the backbone of the aggregate industry, turning massive boulders into usable construction materials. Whether you’re running a jaw, cone, or impact crusher, keeping your equipment in peak condition is the difference between consistent uptime and costly breakdowns. In this guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about rock crusher maintenance—best practices,

August 3–6, 2025 | Sonesta Hilton Head Resort, Hilton Head, SC Marion Machine joined producers, suppliers, and association leaders in Hilton Head for the South Carolina Aggregates Association’s first-ever Mid-Year Meeting. We attended alongside our partners at NorX and Mellott, using the week to trade insights, strengthen relationships, and bring back ideas that keep our

Cone crushers are the workhorses of many quarry and mining operations. They handle tough materials, deliver consistent product sizes, and keep production moving,  but only if they’re properly maintained. A cone crusher that’s neglected will wear out faster, break down more often, and cost more to operate over its lifetime. At Marion Machine, we’ve rebuilt

Rebuilding rock crushers isn’t just about replacing parts, it’s about restoring performance. At Marion Machine, we don’t send a crusher back to work until we know it’s ready to deliver maximum reliability and output. That’s where our test stand comes in. But what exactly is a test stand, and why is it critical in the

September 16–17 | Marion, NC At Marion Machine, we know that well-trained operators and maintenance personnel are the first line of defense when it comes to keeping crushers running at peak performance. That’s why we’re excited to host an exclusive Symons Cone Crusher Maintenance and Operation Training event this September 16–17, right here at our

When people think of Marion Machine, they often picture massive rock crushers, rugged quarry equipment, and the heavy-duty machinery that powers the aggregate industry. And they’re right—that’s our bread and butter. But we’re here to tell you: we fix more than just crushers. Serving More Than Just Aggregates Our repair capabilities go far beyond the

At Marion Machine, we’ve seen our share of crusher shaft failures, and more importantly, we’ve helped many operations get back up and running after one. When a shaft fails, the downtime is expensive, the repair is critical, and the cause often preventable. In this post, we’ll explore the most common reasons crusher shafts fail, and

When it comes to crusher rebuilds, close enough doesn’t cut it. At Marion Machine, we are proud to be a Metso Authorized Repair Facility.  This means we rebuild crushers to original equipment manufacturer (OEM) specifications—or better. That means your equipment is restored to precise tolerances, factory geometry, and optimal performance. Why does this matter? Because