Machines.
Parts.
Service.
Three things on our sign in Kilifi, Kenya, and the three things we actually do. Here is what each one means when you are the one paying for it.
Machines
Posho mills, generators, power saws, car wash machines and diesel engines, sold with a stated warranty and spares already on the shelf. A machine we sell is a machine we can keep running.
Parts
Carburettors, filters, piston rings, belts, pull cords. Every part we stock is linked to the machine models it actually fits, so you never have to guess from a photo on a shelf.
Service
Bring a machine in, or tell us what it is doing over the phone, and we will book a time to look at it or repair it on the spot.
A shop you can walk into
We are a real shop in Kilifi, Kenya, not just a phone number. Come in and put your hand on the machine, or hold the part against the one you brought, before you pay for anything.
From here we deliver to all 47 counties, so being far from Kilifi is never a reason to buy from someone you cannot check on.
- Open
- Mon–Sat 8:00–18:00. Sunday closed.
- Where
- Kilifi, Kenya
- Delivery
- All 47 counties. Fees and days
How we match parts to your machine
This is the whole reason to buy spares from us rather than from a shelf of loose parts. Every part in the shop is linked to the machine models it fits. Tell us the machine you have, or search by its model, and we show you only what goes on it — not everything we happen to stock.
Confirmed against a manual
Someone here has checked this fitment against the machine manual or the supplier fitment list.
Believed to fit — not yet confirmed
We think it fits, from the part number or the supplier catalogue, but nobody here has checked it yet.
An honest maybe is worth more than a confident wrong answer. A part that does not fit is a wasted trip for you and a machine still not running the morning you needed it. Saying plainly when we are not yet sure is how we keep that from happening.
Genuine, OEM and aftermarket — we label which
We stock all three, at different prices, and every part on the site says which it is. All three can be the right choice; hiding which is which is how a spares shop loses a customer for good.
Boxed by the machine maker themselves.
When the machine is under warranty, or you want it exactly as it left the factory.
Made by the factory that supplies the original manufacturer, without that branding on the box.
When you want the same part without paying for the box it came in.
Made by someone else entirely, usually at a lower price.
When the machine is older, or the job has to be done today at a price that works.
What to bring
Bring the old part, or the plate on the machine with its model number stamped on it. Either one is faster than a description, and it stops you carrying home the wrong spare.
The number on the part looks like this, stamped or cast into the body: