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SEM Repair Options

Restore performance. Protect machine value.

Repair support built around the decision

Choose from new parts, component exchange, overhaul and different repair levels—supported by expert dealer advice and practical parts solutions matched to machine life and price-point requirements.

Range

Broad range of repair options

Compare more than new and like-new choices, with solutions matched to machine condition and lifecycle.

Expert

Expert advice & repair

Work with a dealer to identify the repair need and understand which available option fits.

Fast

Timely quote & repair

Receive guidance on price, availability and alternative parts so action can be planned sooner.

Repair option finder

Turn machine condition into a clearer next step

This guide is indicative. A physical inspection and dealer proposal determine the final repair solution.

Indicative starting point

Level 1 or Level 2 assessment

For planned engine wear, begin with inspection and compare reseal, rebearing and critical-part requirements.

  • Dealer machine and component inspection
  • Parts availability and alternative check
  • Repair scope and quotation
  • Planned repair window

The dealer will confirm whether a Real Kit, Paper Kit, exchange or new component route is available for the selected model.

Level 1
Reseal & rebearing
— Bearings, seals and gaskets
— Normal one-life wear parts
— Paper or stock kit offering
— Designed for pre-failure planning
Level 2
Reseal & rebearing plus
— Includes Level 1 parts
— Other critical parts replaced or reconditioned
— Additional parts can be specified
— Extends component life
Level 3
Dealer rebuild
— Dealer rebuild or exchange
— Includes Level 1 parts
— Multiple-life parts inspected
— Suitable before or after failure
New
Component replacement
— New component replacement
— Resets component hours to zero
— Immediate availability subject to stock
— Dealer-confirmed application
Match repair depth to component condition

Plan the repair with fewer surprises

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Order wear items together
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Protect major components
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Schedule downtime & cost
Component availability

Explore typical kit coverage

Switch components to preview the distinction between orderable Real Kits and Paper Kits assembled from individual service parts.

Selected component

Engine repair coverage

Typical engine solutions include grouped kits and individual service parts for planned repair or overhaul.

Real Kit examples
  • Cylinder-head seal kit
  • Front-structure seal kit
  • Water-pump installation kit
  • Piston and liner repair kit
Paper Kit examples
  • Pistons, pins and rings
  • Bearings and valve parts
  • Oil-pump and injector parts
  • Turbocharger and water-pump parts
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SEM engine component
Service framework

From market need to completed repair

Competitive solutions Conduct: market analysis and offering design Build: repair options and dealer capability Offer: the optimal solution for each segment
Predict & plan Proactively capture: repair opportunity with inspection and lifecycle data Lean: service process and parts availability Satisfy: cost-effective solutions and timely response
Differentiated support Increase: customer interaction through digital channels Promote: competitive solutions with clear marketing Actively engage: customers with active support agreements
Downloads

Repair Options guides by machine family

SEM 919 & 922

Motor grader repair options guide.

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SEM 816D & 822D

Track type tractor repair options guide.

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SEM 518 & 520

Soil compactor repair options guide.

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SEM 655D & 656D

Wheel loader repair options guide.

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Common questions

Repair Options FAQs

What is the difference between a Real Kit and a Paper Kit?

A Real Kit is an orderable and serviceable part number. A Paper Kit is a defined list of individual service parts that the dealer orders to create the required repair scope.

How is the right repair level selected?

The dealer reviews machine and component condition, operating requirements, inspection findings, parts availability and lifecycle objectives before proposing a repair level.

Are all options available for every SEM model?

Availability varies by component and machine model. Your dealer confirms eligible kits, exchange components, new parts and repair capability.

Can repairs be planned before failure?

Yes. Inspection and lifecycle planning can identify wear and support pre-failure repair, planned parts availability and scheduled downtime.

Request expert advice

Let us assess your repair need

Share the machine and component details. A Delta Group Industrial representative can review the request and advise on available options.

  • Condition-based repair guidance
  • Parts and kit availability review
  • Dealer-confirmed quotation and timing