Stanley Hydraulic Tools Parts & Railroad Tools

Stanley Hydraulic Tools is the hand-held hydraulic tool line of Stanley Infrastructure, a business carrying the Stanley name founded in 1843 and run under parent Stanley Black & Decker (New Britain, Connecticut), with the division based in Milwaukie, Oregon. Epiroc acquired the business in 2024, and the line remains active. Stanley builds more than 90 hand-held hydraulic tools used by contractors, utilities, railroads, and public works departments — spike pullers, impact drills, rail saws, track jacks, weld shears, and hydraulic power units — plus mounted demolition breakers and compactors for skid steers, mini-excavators, and large excavators. Northern Hydraulics supplies Stanley Hydraulic Railroad Tools and replacement parts for the product line.

Stanley Hydraulic Tools Product Lines & Series

Stanley’s railroad and infrastructure catalog is organized into several tool families. Track and rail maintenance crews most often specify these series:

• SPL31 Spike Puller series — the SPL31A, SPL31AS, and SPL31AN spike pullers for tie and rail work.
• TJ Track Jack series — the TJ10 and TJ12 hydraulic track jacks.
• RD Rail Drill series — the RD12 rail drill, alongside the R525 rail saw and Stanley’s weld shears.
• TracHorse mobile hydraulic power pack and Stanley hydraulic power packs that drive the hand-held tools.
• Impact drills and impact wrenches, plus mounted demolition hammers and compactors for skid steers and excavators.

Most of this catalog routes through our Stanley hydraulic railroad tools and the broader Stanley hydraulic tools range. To match a tool to its power source, see the Stanley hydraulic power units; trash and dewatering crews can also pair tools with Stanley hydraulic water pumps.

Cross-Referencing Stanley Hydraulic Tools Parts

If a Stanley model number has been discontinued or you can’t locate a part by its original part number, we can identify the current equivalent. Many SPL, TJ, RD, and power-pack components carry over across model revisions, so a superseded part often maps cleanly to an in-production replacement. Give us the tool series and the part number stamped on the unit, and we will match it to a replacement or equivalent Stanley hydraulic tool part. For older spike pullers, rail drills, and track jacks where the SKU is no longer published, we cross-reference against current Stanley families to keep your crew running. Send your model and part details and request a cross-reference quote.