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No spare parts are listed for sale in Dubai today. Parts for heavy equipment are often sold by phone from a supplier's yard or shop, and only some of that stock is advertised online, so a request can find parts that are not listed.
A post request on Equipment Finders reaches verified suppliers across the market. The spare parts for sale in the UAE page shows what is listed in other emirates.
Each listing is posted by the seller who holds the part, with the seller's phone and WhatsApp number on it. Buyers pay nothing to browse or to contact sellers, and the platform takes no commission.
Price, payment terms and any return policy are agreed with the seller. If the part is for a machine on short-term hire, spare parts for rent is a separate page, though hire of parts is uncommon.
Pistons, liners, gasket sets, turbochargers and injectors. Specify the engine make and model, not only the machine.
Pumps, motors, cylinders, seal kits and hose assemblies. Pressure ratings and port sizes must match.
Track chains, shoes, rollers, idlers and sprockets are the most common wear items on excavators and dozers.
Alternators, starter motors, sensors, switches and harnesses. Many are model-specific.
Oil, fuel, air and hydraulic filters, belts and lubricants for routine servicing.
Give the seller the machine's make, model, serial number and year, and the part number if known. Serial-number breaks mean that two machines of the same model can use different parts.
Compare the old part against the new one before fitting, and ask whether it is new, remanufactured or used.
No spare parts are listed in Dubai today, so no price figures can be quoted. Prices vary with the part, brand and whether it is new, used or aftermarket, and each seller sets their own.
Ask for a written quote that states condition, availability and whether VAT is included.
Spare parts will show on this page when a Dubai seller lists them, with the area shown on the listing, whether Al Quoz, Ras Al Khor or Al Qusais. Until then, the Sharjah and Abu Dhabi pages are the nearest others to check, and the Dubai hub lists everything else for sale in the emirate.
Put the machine details and part number in a purchase request. Suppliers who hold the part but have not listed it can reply, and buyers pay no fee.
No price can be quoted today because no spare parts are listed in Dubai. Cost depends on the part, the brand and whether it is new, used or aftermarket. Where a seller has published a price it is on the listing; otherwise ask for a written quote and confirm whether VAT is included.
Buy by part number or by machine make, model and serial number rather than by size alone. Give the seller those details so they can confirm fit. For wear items such as undercarriage or filters, match the exact specification, because a close fit can still fail early.
New and genuine parts carry the longest life and often a warranty. Used or remanufactured parts cost less and suit older machines or urgent repairs. Ask the seller to state the condition in writing, and confirm what happens if the part does not fit or fails soon after installation.
Usually yes, if the part is held locally. Contact the seller through the phone or WhatsApp number on the listing and arrange a visit. Compare the part number and mounting points against the old one, and check seals and threads for damage on any used component.
Parts are normally sold against an invoice or receipt that names the part, its condition and the price. For larger or costly components, ask for the serial number to be written on it. Ask about any warranty or return terms in writing before paying.
Post a request with the machine make, model, serial number and part number. It reaches verified suppliers across the market, and replies come directly to the buyer. Parts held in other emirates can also be checked on the UAE-wide page.