Genuine SDLG Backhoe, Dozer and Compact Parts: Service Planning Guide
Watch — 67 seconds: the complete SDLG range in Kenya
The compact family this parts guide serves — every SDLG machine in one film from the Ruai yard.
Video not playing? Download it or watch on YouTube — and for a machine of your own, call +254 718 686 967.
A backhoe loader digging trenches on a county water line, a dozer pushing on a farm development, a compact track loader running attachments in tight yards — three different machines, one shared truth: the cheapest machine to run is the one fed genuine parts on a plan. This guide covers SDLG compact equipment parts Kenya buyers actually ask for — model-specific filters, wear parts and hydraulic components for the B877F backhoe loader, D18H dozer, TV1100H and STR1000H compact track loaders — and how to plan that support a year ahead instead of chasing it breakdown by breakdown.
Quick answers if you are stocking a fleet: the parts map below is organised by machine family, the stocking question is answered by utilisation and distance from the yard, and every filter, seal and cutting edge is traceable to genuine stock at Ruai. Machine context sits in the B877F Carraro drivetrain and daily maintenance guide, the compact equipment attachments compatibility matrix and the backhoe-versus-compact-track-loader buying guide; the desk at +254 718 686 967 confirms part numbers against your machine's serial.
| Machines covered | B877F backhoe loader · D18H hydrostatic dozer · TV1100H and STR1000H compact track loaders |
| What "genuine" buys | Traceable sourcing, correct fit, the factory warranty honoured locally, and a service record that holds resale value |
| Stock position | Genuine filters, wear parts and hydraulic components held at the Ruai yard, with factory-trained technicians behind the counter |
| The conflict note | Website and catalogue disagree on several compact-model figures (B877F engine and dig depth, D18H weight and power, STR1000H rated capacity); per the source-conflict rule, no specifications are published here — the datasheet settles them |
| Verification date | 2026-11-03 |
What "genuine" actually buys you
The word is abused enough to be worth defining. A genuine part is sourced through the manufacturer's authorised channel, matches the part number the machine was designed around, and carries the traceability that makes warranty a process instead of an argument. The practical differences show up in three places. Fit: a filter that seats correctly and a seal that actually seals — the tolerances on modern hydraulics forgive nothing, and the counterfeit filter is cheap exactly once. Protection: warranty coverage on the machine assumes genuine components; the non-genuine filter that precedes a failure becomes the reason the claim is declined. Records: every genuine part entered in the service file is money in the machine's resale price — buyers of used equipment pay for documented maintenance, and the file is either there or it is not. That is the whole case for genuine SDLG parts Kenya fleets plan around: not loyalty, arithmetic.
The parts map, by machine family
| Machine family | The parts that carry the risk | The planning question to ask |
|---|---|---|
| B877F backhoe loader | Engine and fuel filtration, drivetrain and Carraro axle service items, loader and backhoe bucket wear parts, hydraulic hoses at the pivot points | Which B877F parts does my utilisation consume fastest — and how many sets sit on my shelf versus the yard's? |
| D18H hydrostatic dozer | Undercarriage components in abrasive soils, blade cutting edges and end bits, hydrostatic drive service items, ripper hardware where fitted | Which D18H parts protect my undercarriage investment — and is the cutting-edge policy written or improvised? |
| TV1100H compact track loader | Rubber tracks and undercarriage, auxiliary-hydraulic components, attachment coupler wear items, filtration for high-flow circuits | Which TV1100H parts pair with my attachment set — and do my operators inspect tracks daily? |
| STR1000H mini track loader | Tracks and undercarriage, compact hydraulic items, attachment wear parts for the quick-attach tools | Which STR1000H parts follow the verified nameplate configuration — capacity figures resolved against the datasheet, not the brochure? |
The map is deliberately families, not part numbers: the right part number comes from the machine's serial and the official manual, and the desk confirms it before anything leaves the shelf. What the map tells you is where the money goes — filtration and wear parts on every machine, undercarriage wherever tracks meet abrasive ground, and hydraulic components wherever attachments work hard.
Planned support versus breakdown shopping
The two procurement philosophies diverge the first time a machine stops far from Nairobi. Breakdown shopping buys parts one failure at a time, at the speed of the next delivery, with the machine's downtime priced into every line. Planned support builds a critical spares kit per machine — the filters and wear items the service schedule consumes predictably, the one hydraulic hose without which the machine is a statue, the undercarriage inspection findings that signal an order two months early — and holds it where the machines work. The SDLG service intervals from each unit's manual drive the plan: the schedule says what is consumed and when, the utilisation says how fast, and the distance from Ruai says how much cushion the shelf needs. County contractors running B877Fs on water-line programmes, dozers on farm development, compact loaders on estate maintenance — each fleet's kit looks different, and the desk builds it from the service history, not a template. The printable planner in the handover turns the year's maintenance into a shelf list, and the shelf list into fewer phone calls from site.
Stock, warranty and what things cost
Genuine compact-equipment parts are stocked at the Ruai yard — filters, wear parts and hydraulic components for the compact family held locally, backed by factory-trained technicians and the standard factory warranty of one year or 2,000 hours honoured in Kenya. On machine pricing, the October 2026 price list carries the B877F at KSh 8,600,000 inclusive; the D18H, TV1100H and STR1000H are quoted to order against the current list, with a written quotation confirmed within 24 hours. Attachments and parts follow the same discipline — the compatibility matrix marks what is stock and what is order-only, and the SDLG parts warranty position is the same everywhere on this page: genuine parts, installed and recorded by the book, keep the whole machine's protection intact. For buyers weighing a parts-and-support package against a bare machine price, the difference is exactly the downtime arithmetic above.
Five checks before you order parts
- The serial number is on the enquiry: part numbers follow the machine, not the model name in a brochure.
- The source is traceable: if the filter cannot be traced back through the authorised channel, its price is not its price.
- The schedule drives the shelf: stock what the manual's intervals consume, plus the one failure item that strands the machine.
- The records stay complete: every genuine part entered in the service file — the warranty file and the resale file in one habit.
- The inspection findings place orders early: undercarriage and wear readings signal the next order months before the failure does.
Working the knowledge with the desk
The parts map is free; the shelf is a phone call away. Send the fleet list and utilisation to +254 718 686 967 and the desk returns a critical-spares plan per machine — the SDLG parts Ruai stock position against it, the order-only lines flagged with lead times, and the service visits that turn parts into uptime. Buyers starting fresh compare the compact machines in the backhoe-versus-compact-track-loader guide; owners of existing fleets start with the B877F maintenance guide. Either way, the plan beats the breakdown — backhoe loader parts Kenya buyers and compact track loader parts Kenya fleets share the same arithmetic: the part on the shelf is always cheaper than the part on the truck, and both are cheaper than the part inside the failure.
Frequently asked questions
1. What counts as a genuine SDLG part?
A component sourced through the authorised channel, matching the designed part number for the machine's serial, with the traceability that keeps warranty claims and service records intact.
2. Where do I buy compact equipment parts in Kenya?
From the Ruai yard stock through the SDLG desk — genuine filters, wear parts and hydraulic components for the B877F, D18H, TV1100H and STR1000H, with part numbers confirmed against your serial.
3. How do I know which filters my B877F needs?
From the official manual and the machine's serial — the desk confirms the part numbers and keeps the service-schedule consumption on your critical-spares plan.
4. Are D18H undercarriage parts stocked in Kenya?
Genuine wear and undercarriage lines are held locally with order-only items flagged by lead time — the desk confirms the current stock position against your inspection findings.
5. What warranty covers genuine parts?
Genuine parts installed per the manual keep the machine's factory warranty position intact — one year or 2,000 hours honoured in Kenya — where non-genuine components can void the claim they precede.
6. How do I plan critical spares for a remote site?
Send the fleet list and utilisation — the desk builds a per-machine kit: what the schedule consumes, the failure item that strands the machine, and the shelf cushion your distance from Ruai requires.
7. What does the B877F cost?
KSh 8,600,000 inclusive per the October 2026 price list; the other compact models are quoted to order with a written quotation within 24 hours.
8. Who identifies the right part number for my machine?
The SDLG desk at +254 718 686 967 — serial number in, confirmed genuine part numbers out.
Plan your fleet's parts shelf with the SDLG desk
Send your fleet list and utilisation — we return a critical-spares plan against live Ruai stock and a written quotation within 24 hours.
Disclaimer: Website and catalogue figures differ on several compact models (B877F engine and dig depth, D18H weight and power, STR1000H rated capacity); per the source-conflict rule, no specifications are published on this page — the official configuration datasheet settles them. Part numbers are confirmed against the machine serial. Price reference: October 2026 price list, B877F KSh 8,600,000 inclusive; other models quoted to order. Figures verified 2026-11-03.
Genuine SDLG Backhoe, Dozer and Compact Parts: Service Planning Guide
Watch — 67 seconds: the complete SDLG range in Kenya
The compact family this parts guide serves — every SDLG machine in one film from the Ruai yard.
Video not playing? Download it or watch on YouTube — and for a machine of your own, call +254 718 686 967.
A backhoe loader digging trenches on a county water line, a dozer pushing on a farm development, a compact track loader running attachments in tight yards — three different machines, one shared truth: the cheapest machine to run is the one fed genuine parts on a plan. This guide covers SDLG compact equipment parts Kenya buyers actually ask for — model-specific filters, wear parts and hydraulic components for the B877F backhoe loader, D18H dozer, TV1100H and STR1000H compact track loaders — and how to plan that support a year ahead instead of chasing it breakdown by breakdown.
Quick answers if you are stocking a fleet: the parts map below is organised by machine family, the stocking question is answered by utilisation and distance from the yard, and every filter, seal and cutting edge is traceable to genuine stock at Ruai. Machine context sits in the B877F Carraro drivetrain and daily maintenance guide, the compact equipment attachments compatibility matrix and the backhoe-versus-compact-track-loader buying guide; the desk at +254 718 686 967 confirms part numbers against your machine's serial.
| Machines covered | B877F backhoe loader · D18H hydrostatic dozer · TV1100H and STR1000H compact track loaders |
| What "genuine" buys | Traceable sourcing, correct fit, the factory warranty honoured locally, and a service record that holds resale value |
| Stock position | Genuine filters, wear parts and hydraulic components held at the Ruai yard, with factory-trained technicians behind the counter |
| The conflict note | Website and catalogue disagree on several compact-model figures (B877F engine and dig depth, D18H weight and power, STR1000H rated capacity); per the source-conflict rule, no specifications are published here — the datasheet settles them |
| Verification date | 2026-11-03 |
What "genuine" actually buys you
The word is abused enough to be worth defining. A genuine part is sourced through the manufacturer's authorised channel, matches the part number the machine was designed around, and carries the traceability that makes warranty a process instead of an argument. The practical differences show up in three places. Fit: a filter that seats correctly and a seal that actually seals — the tolerances on modern hydraulics forgive nothing, and the counterfeit filter is cheap exactly once. Protection: warranty coverage on the machine assumes genuine components; the non-genuine filter that precedes a failure becomes the reason the claim is declined. Records: every genuine part entered in the service file is money in the machine's resale price — buyers of used equipment pay for documented maintenance, and the file is either there or it is not. That is the whole case for genuine SDLG parts Kenya fleets plan around: not loyalty, arithmetic.
The parts map, by machine family
| Machine family | The parts that carry the risk | The planning question to ask |
|---|---|---|
| B877F backhoe loader | Engine and fuel filtration, drivetrain and Carraro axle service items, loader and backhoe bucket wear parts, hydraulic hoses at the pivot points | Which B877F parts does my utilisation consume fastest — and how many sets sit on my shelf versus the yard's? |
| D18H hydrostatic dozer | Undercarriage components in abrasive soils, blade cutting edges and end bits, hydrostatic drive service items, ripper hardware where fitted | Which D18H parts protect my undercarriage investment — and is the cutting-edge policy written or improvised? |
| TV1100H compact track loader | Rubber tracks and undercarriage, auxiliary-hydraulic components, attachment coupler wear items, filtration for high-flow circuits | Which TV1100H parts pair with my attachment set — and do my operators inspect tracks daily? |
| STR1000H mini track loader | Tracks and undercarriage, compact hydraulic items, attachment wear parts for the quick-attach tools | Which STR1000H parts follow the verified nameplate configuration — capacity figures resolved against the datasheet, not the brochure? |
The map is deliberately families, not part numbers: the right part number comes from the machine's serial and the official manual, and the desk confirms it before anything leaves the shelf. What the map tells you is where the money goes — filtration and wear parts on every machine, undercarriage wherever tracks meet abrasive ground, and hydraulic components wherever attachments work hard.
Planned support versus breakdown shopping
The two procurement philosophies diverge the first time a machine stops far from Nairobi. Breakdown shopping buys parts one failure at a time, at the speed of the next delivery, with the machine's downtime priced into every line. Planned support builds a critical spares kit per machine — the filters and wear items the service schedule consumes predictably, the one hydraulic hose without which the machine is a statue, the undercarriage inspection findings that signal an order two months early — and holds it where the machines work. The SDLG service intervals from each unit's manual drive the plan: the schedule says what is consumed and when, the utilisation says how fast, and the distance from Ruai says how much cushion the shelf needs. County contractors running B877Fs on water-line programmes, dozers on farm development, compact loaders on estate maintenance — each fleet's kit looks different, and the desk builds it from the service history, not a template. The printable planner in the handover turns the year's maintenance into a shelf list, and the shelf list into fewer phone calls from site.
Stock, warranty and what things cost
Genuine compact-equipment parts are stocked at the Ruai yard — filters, wear parts and hydraulic components for the compact family held locally, backed by factory-trained technicians and the standard factory warranty of one year or 2,000 hours honoured in Kenya. On machine pricing, the October 2026 price list carries the B877F at KSh 8,600,000 inclusive; the D18H, TV1100H and STR1000H are quoted to order against the current list, with a written quotation confirmed within 24 hours. Attachments and parts follow the same discipline — the compatibility matrix marks what is stock and what is order-only, and the SDLG parts warranty position is the same everywhere on this page: genuine parts, installed and recorded by the book, keep the whole machine's protection intact. For buyers weighing a parts-and-support package against a bare machine price, the difference is exactly the downtime arithmetic above.
Five checks before you order parts
- The serial number is on the enquiry: part numbers follow the machine, not the model name in a brochure.
- The source is traceable: if the filter cannot be traced back through the authorised channel, its price is not its price.
- The schedule drives the shelf: stock what the manual's intervals consume, plus the one failure item that strands the machine.
- The records stay complete: every genuine part entered in the service file — the warranty file and the resale file in one habit.
- The inspection findings place orders early: undercarriage and wear readings signal the next order months before the failure does.
Working the knowledge with the desk
The parts map is free; the shelf is a phone call away. Send the fleet list and utilisation to +254 718 686 967 and the desk returns a critical-spares plan per machine — the SDLG parts Ruai stock position against it, the order-only lines flagged with lead times, and the service visits that turn parts into uptime. Buyers starting fresh compare the compact machines in the backhoe-versus-compact-track-loader guide; owners of existing fleets start with the B877F maintenance guide. Either way, the plan beats the breakdown — backhoe loader parts Kenya buyers and compact track loader parts Kenya fleets share the same arithmetic: the part on the shelf is always cheaper than the part on the truck, and both are cheaper than the part inside the failure.
Frequently asked questions
1. What counts as a genuine SDLG part?
A component sourced through the authorised channel, matching the designed part number for the machine's serial, with the traceability that keeps warranty claims and service records intact.
2. Where do I buy compact equipment parts in Kenya?
From the Ruai yard stock through the SDLG desk — genuine filters, wear parts and hydraulic components for the B877F, D18H, TV1100H and STR1000H, with part numbers confirmed against your serial.
3. How do I know which filters my B877F needs?
From the official manual and the machine's serial — the desk confirms the part numbers and keeps the service-schedule consumption on your critical-spares plan.
4. Are D18H undercarriage parts stocked in Kenya?
Genuine wear and undercarriage lines are held locally with order-only items flagged by lead time — the desk confirms the current stock position against your inspection findings.
5. What warranty covers genuine parts?
Genuine parts installed per the manual keep the machine's factory warranty position intact — one year or 2,000 hours honoured in Kenya — where non-genuine components can void the claim they precede.
6. How do I plan critical spares for a remote site?
Send the fleet list and utilisation — the desk builds a per-machine kit: what the schedule consumes, the failure item that strands the machine, and the shelf cushion your distance from Ruai requires.
7. What does the B877F cost?
KSh 8,600,000 inclusive per the October 2026 price list; the other compact models are quoted to order with a written quotation within 24 hours.
8. Who identifies the right part number for my machine?
The SDLG desk at +254 718 686 967 — serial number in, confirmed genuine part numbers out.
Plan your fleet's parts shelf with the SDLG desk
Send your fleet list and utilisation — we return a critical-spares plan against live Ruai stock and a written quotation within 24 hours.
Disclaimer: Website and catalogue figures differ on several compact models (B877F engine and dig depth, D18H weight and power, STR1000H rated capacity); per the source-conflict rule, no specifications are published on this page — the official configuration datasheet settles them. Part numbers are confirmed against the machine serial. Price reference: October 2026 price list, B877F KSh 8,600,000 inclusive; other models quoted to order. Figures verified 2026-11-03.
