Fixed right, down to the last part.

Tom’s Small Engine Repair in Owensville, Indiana. Generators, mowers, chainsaws, tractors and power sports equipment, worked on by Tom himself.

Parts diagram of a small engine, taken apart: recoil starter, blower housing, flywheel, engine block, fuel tank, cap and fuel line, air filter and cover, carburetor, muffler and guard, spark plug, ignition coil and oil dipstick. TOM’S

Every engine comes down to these parts.

Pick one to see what usually goes wrong with it.

Need it fixed?

Tell Tom what you have, what it is doing, and what you need done. A quick call or text is the easiest way to get started.

What I work on

Equipment & Repairs

A straightforward list of the equipment Tom's Small Engine Repair works with. If you don't see yours here, call and ask.

01

Generators

Portable, inverter and standby generators, including fuel systems, carburetors, maintenance and electrical-output checks.

Ask about generator service →
02

Lawn & Garden

Riding mowers, zero-turns, walk-behinds and other lawn equipment. Maintenance, diagnosis, sharpening and repairs.

Ask about mower service →
03

Small Engines

Chainsaws, trimmers, blowers, edgers and other handheld equipment that won't start, won't stay running or needs service.

Ask about small engine repair →
06

Tractors & Utility

Lawn and garden tractors, compact utility tractors and related equipment requiring seasonal or mechanical service.

Ask about tractor service →
Tom Atkinson standing beside the Tom's Small Engine Repair sign on his shop.
Tom Owner & Repairman • Owensville, IN
About Tom

The person you call is the person doing the work.

Tom has spent decades repairing equipment ranging from generators and lawn equipment to tractors and other small engines. The shop is built around straightforward communication and pride in the work.

“Am I the cheapest? No. Do I take a level of pride in my work that is hard to find? Absolutely.”

When you bring equipment in, you can talk directly with Tom about what it is doing, what it needs, and what makes sense to repair.

The approach

Simple & Straightforward

01

Tell Tom What's Wrong

Call or text with the equipment, brand and symptoms. Photos can help too.

02

Get a Diagnosis

The equipment is checked to find the actual problem rather than simply treating the symptom.

03

Get It Back to Work

Once the work is agreed upon, the repair and necessary maintenance are completed and the equipment is checked.

Contact Tom

Let's talk about your equipment.

The fastest way to get an answer is to call or text. Before dropping off equipment, please contact Tom to make sure the shop is ready to receive it.

Call or text (812) 622-1348
Location Owensville, Indiana
Serving Gibson County and the surrounding area.
Drop-offs By appointment or prior call

Tell Me About It

This form is designed to collect the basics so Tom can contact you about the equipment.

For fastest service, call or text (812) 622-1348.
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