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Buyers post one request and get quotes from verified suppliers. Suppliers list free and reach active demand.
18 listings available
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah has 18 spare parts listings today, all from a single supplier that is not yet verified. Seventeen of the 18 carry the Volvo brand and one has no brand shown. Listings in this category are therefore narrow: it is the page for buyers of Volvo construction equipment parts, rather than a broad catalogue across makes.
A buyer of used machinery often needs parts to put a machine to work, so the real task is matching the right part to the right machine. The UAE-wide spare parts page shows listings from other emirates and suppliers.
Open a listing for photos, the description and the seller's phone and WhatsApp number. None of the 18 Sharjah parts listings shows a price, so the figure comes from the supplier. Send the part number, the machine model and the serial number in the first message and ask for the price, the stock position and whether the part is new, used or reconditioned.
EquipmentsFinder charges buyers nothing and takes no commission. Payment, collection and any returns are agreed directly with the supplier. The Sharjah hub lists the other categories on sale in the emirate.
No subcategories exist for parts yet, so the type of part is read from each listing. These are the groups a buyer typically looks for, and the question to ask for each one.
Ask for the engine model and serial number. A part that fits one engine variant may not fit another of the same series.
Give the pump or cylinder part number from its plate. For a reconditioned unit, ask who rebuilt it, what was replaced and whether it was pressure tested.
Quote the track pitch, link count and machine model. Check that the sprocket and chain wear levels are compatible, as a new part on a badly worn undercarriage wears out quickly.
Sensors, switches and harnesses are specific to a model and year. Send the machine serial number and, if possible, a photo of the existing part.
These are the simplest purchases because the part number is printed on the existing filter. Confirm whether it is a genuine or an aftermarket part.
The serial plate on the machine is the starting point. Photograph it, together with the old part and any numbers stamped on it. A good supplier can cross-check the part number against the model and the production range.
With used parts, ask for photos from several angles and for any wear measurements. A used part with a clear history is better than an unmarked one. If you cannot confirm a fit, ask the supplier to take the part back if it does not match.
No Sharjah spare parts listing shows a price today, so no typical figure can be quoted. Prices depend on the part, whether it is new, used or reconditioned, and the make. Each supplier sets them and normally quotes before VAT.
Ask for the price in writing, with the part number, so that you can compare it against other suppliers.
All 18 listings are in Sharjah city, which includes its industrial areas, where the machinery yards are. With one supplier listed, collecting the part in person is a straightforward way to check it before paying.
If you need parts for another make, the Dubai spare parts page and the Abu Dhabi spare parts page cover neighbouring emirates.
If the part you need is not in the grid, post a purchase request with the make, model, serial number and part number. Suppliers reply directly and it costs buyers nothing.
None of the 18 Sharjah listings shows a price, so there is no typical figure. The price depends on the part, the make and whether it is new, used or reconditioned. Send the part number to the supplier and ask for a quotation that states the VAT position.
Buy the part that matches the machine's model and serial number, not just its appearance. Compare the old part's number with the listing, and decide between new, used and reconditioned by how long the machine will keep working.
New parts bring a known condition and usually a warranty. Used parts cost less and can be sensible for non-critical items on an older machine. Safety, brake and hydraulic parts are better bought with a clear history or a guarantee.
Yes, for parts you can collect. Check the part number, wear, damage, seals and the matching of fittings against the old part. For items shipped to you, ask for photos and a return arrangement before you pay.
Ask for an invoice stating the part number and the condition, and any warranty terms in writing. For parts bought for export, ask the supplier what shipping and customs paperwork they can provide.
Seventeen of the 18 listings are for Volvo and one shows no brand. If you need parts for a different make, say so in a purchase request.