REPAIR & RESTORATION
Return Proven Machinery to Productive Work
Technical assessment, overhaul and restoration planning for Soviet and Russian legacy machinery and major assemblies.
Price is calculated after equipment identification and technical assessment.
REPAIR & RESTORATION
When replacement is not the best answer
Downtime often begins with missing documentation, unavailable parts or an unclear failure. We start with identification and evidence, then define a technically realistic repair route.
Scope of work
Scope of work
Transmissions and gearboxes
Running gear and mechanical assemblies
Hydraulic systems
Fuel equipment
Electromechanical systems
Welding and structural restoration
Machining and part manufacture
Assembly, adjustment and testing
Repair workflow
Repair workflow
- 1Equipment identification
- 2Initial assessment from photos and video
- 3Inspection and defect report
- 4Repair method and parts list
- 5Commercial proposal
- 6Repair, assembly and testing
What to send
What to send
Technical assessment, overhaul and restoration planning for Soviet and Russian legacy machinery and major assemblies.
- ✓ Full machine photos
- ✓ Nameplate and serial markings
- ✓ Photos of damaged assemblies
- ✓ Short video of symptoms, if safe
- ✓ Known model and operating history
- ✓ Your location and required outcome
Frequently asked questions
Repair questions
Can you confirm repairability from one photo?
No. Photos support initial identification; repairability is confirmed after technical assessment.
Do you publish a fixed repair price?
No. Scope and price depend on condition, equipment identification and inspection.
Can individual assemblies be repaired?
Yes, subject to identification, condition and logistics review.
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Price is calculated after equipment identification and technical assessment.