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To identify a tractor radiator, start with the OEM or part number, then compare the old radiator's core shape, tank layout, inlet and outlet positions, mounting points, filler neck, drain position, oil cooler fittings when present and machine details. Send front, rear, side and close-up photos before ordering so the part can be reviewed from visible evidence instead of a model name alone.
Engine and Filter GuidesTo identify a tractor fuel pump, start with the OEM or part number, then confirm whether the old unit is a lift pump, transfer pump, injection pump or another fuel-system component. Compare the mounting flange, actuating lever or drive area, inlet and outlet positions, fittings, gasket face, engine details and old-pump photos before ordering.
Harvesting Parts GuidesTo identify a combine header knife section, start with the stamped number, then compare tooth pattern, section length and width, thickness, mounting-hole count and spacing, hole diameter, back shape, serration style, cutting-system type and photos of both sides. Do not treat coarse-tooth, fine-tooth and different hole patterns as interchangeable without evidence.