Big Fix Alaska - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Long Gone on the Yukon
The mechanics at Jim's Equipment Repair go out in the field to fix three large machines, but they must overcome lost luggage and other challenges.
Kill Drill
Jim and Austin attempt to save a town from starvation. Aven returns to his roots to fix a mid-century Nodwell being used to drill seismic test holes.
Treading Water
When a financial crisis hits Jim's Equipment Repair, the team bands together to tackle jobs on land and sea in hopes of making payroll.
Muddying the Waters
In this episode of Big Fix Alaska, Jim hires Duane's archnemesis Todd Anderson and then goes on an adventure to fix a hydro-locked Thiokol Snow cat.
Frankendozer
A high volume of jobs force the team at Jim's Equipment Repair to divide and conquer, including getting a whole town's power back up and running.
Gravel to the Finish Line
The team takes on repairs of a fishing vessel and large-haul truck, even as tensions mount at the shop over jobs that are slipping through the cracks.
Cabin Fever
A team of master mechanics work around the clock to repair super machines in the remote corners of Alaska's tundra.
Whiskey Lake Dozer
Winter is coming, and it's a race to squeeze in as much work as possible before business dies down for the season.
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