Other Excavator Brands: How to Source the Right Hydraulic Part
Not every machine that comes through the workshop is a Hitachi, a Komatsu or a CAT. Takeuchi, Yanmar, Kubota, IHI, Airman, Hidromek, Atlas and Terex all appear in the same yards, and for those we source rather than stock. This page tells you what to send so we can answer in one reply instead of five.
The single most common reason a hydraulic part order goes wrong is that it was quoted from the machine badge. The badge tells us the machine. It does not tell us which pump was fitted, because builders swap suppliers mid-production and yards swap pumps between machines of the same class.
What to send for a part not listed on this site
- A photo of the pump plate, showing the model and the full type code, not just the base model
- A photo of the machine plate, showing brand, model and serial number
- The tonnage class, and what the machine is doing when it fails
- Whether you need the complete unit, a rotating group, or a seal and repair kit
Send the pump plate photo even if the machine plate is clear. On an unfamiliar brand the pump plate is the only identifier that means the same thing to us as it does to you, because pump models are shared across builders while machine numbers are not.
If the part is not in our ranges, we quote a lead time rather than declining. Complete units are indexed under excavator main pump, travel assemblies under hydraulic final drive, swing assemblies under swing motor, and gear and pilot pumps under hydraulic pump.
We have sourced excavator hydraulic components since 2003, are an authorised TongMyung distributor, hold CE certification MTL23112100304R01, and ship a test report with every unit.
