Spare Parts

Wide range of Spare Parts -Bulldozer | Excavator | Motor Grader, NEW as well as OLD.

High-quality machines require equally high-quality spare parts when replacements are needed. HEMM spare parts typically include components like transmissions, motors, hydraulic pumps, tractors, bulldozers, and other heavy equipment.

With advanced technology, it’s now possible to identify and source specific spare parts using serial numbers or identification tags. Spare parts for specific brands and models are now easily available in India, facilitating the purchase and sale of excavator, bulldozer, and HEMM components.

We supply a wide variety of spare parts and aftermarket parts of heavy earthmoving machines, made by eminent manufacturers. Our bountiful inventory comprises:

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  • ENGINE PARTS
  • CLUTCH / TORQUE CONVERTER PARTS Spare Parts
  • TRANSMISSION / GEARBOX PARTS
  • CHASSIS PARTS
  • PARTS OF HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS
  • BLADE / BUCKET ATTACHMENT PARTS
  • UNDERCARRIAGE PARTS
  • FINAL DRIVES / STEERING SYSTEMS
  • RIPPERS & HARVESTER PARTS.

Used/ Refurbished Bulldozer

A used or refurbished bulldozer is a type of construction equipment that is not brand new but still functional and available for resale or reuse. Here’s what each term means:

Refurbished Bulldozer

Here’s a checklist and tips to help you inspect and choose a good used or refurbished bulldozer:

✅ 1. Visual Inspection

  • Frame & Structure: Look for cracks, welds, or signs of bending—this can indicate past accidents or structural fatigue.
  • Rust or Corrosion: Surface rust is common, but deep corrosion, especially on the undercarriage or hydraulic parts, is a red flag.
  • Blade Condition: Check for dents, warping, and excessive wear on the cutting edge or corners.
  • Cabin: Ensure controls are intact, seat is in good condition, and gauges/screens work.

✅ 2. Undercarriage

The undercarriage is a major wear item and can be up to 50% of the repair cost.

Check:

  • Track chains, rollers, and idlers: Look for wear, cracks, or missing parts.
  • Track tension: Loose tracks can slip; too tight can cause wear.
  • Sprockets: Should have symmetrical teeth; sharp or “pointy” teeth indicate wear.

✅ 3. Engine and Transmission

  • Start the engine: Check for hard starting, smoke, or strange noises.
  • Leaks: Look around the engine, hydraulics, and transmission for oil or coolant leaks.
  • Hydraulic function: Blade movement should be smooth and strong—no jerks or weak lift.
  • Transmission and shifting: Should change gears smoothly without delay or noise.

✅ 4. Operational Test

  • Drive forward and reverse in all gears.
  • Turn the dozer—check for responsiveness.
  • Test all blade functions (tilt, lift, angle, if available).
  • Check the brakes and parking brake.

✅ 5. Service Records & Hours

  • Ask for maintenance logs and total operating hours.
  • Check if major components like the engine or transmission were rebuilt or replaced.
  • Be cautious if hours are very high (over 10,000+), unless it’s been well-maintained or refurbished.

✅ 6. Verify Refurbishment (if applicable)

If the machine is refurbished:

  • Request a refurbishment report from the dealer or seller.
  • Ensure parts replaced are OEM (original) or equivalent quality.
  • Ask if there’s any limited warranty or return policy.

✅ 7. Brand Reputation & Parts Availability

Stick with well-known brands like Caterpillar (CAT), Komatsu, John Deere, or Case—they often have better support and parts availability.

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