Agricultural machinery replacement parts

OEM number based agricultural parts sourcing

Tractor & Agricultural Machinery Replacement Parts

Search by OEM number, part number, equipment model or product name. Send us your part details for part identification and application reference support.

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Search by OEM number

Try numbers such as AL166645, RE243216 or TC222-16300

Search handles uppercase, lowercase, spaces, hyphens and punctuation differences where the product reference is known.

Brand reference

Replacement parts by machinery brand reference

How to identify the correct part

  1. Send the OEM or part number.
  2. Send the equipment brand and model.
  3. Send photos of the old part.
  4. Confirm dimensions and connection details when required.

Who we help

Practical support for replacement-part buyers

Repair shops

Prepare clearer RFQs by OEM number, old-part photos, machine model, and serial number.

Parts dealers and distributors

Compare replacement part references and request sourcing support for repeated demand.

Farms and equipment owners

Share the existing part details before ordering to reduce application uncertainty.

Importers and sourcing companies

Send bulk lists or hard-to-find references for review and quotation preparation.

Cannot find the part?

Send the details you already have

Include the OEM number, equipment model, serial number, photos of the existing part, quantity, and destination country. Clear photos of labels, connectors, mounting points, and dimensions help the review.

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Knowledge Center

Practical guides for identifying replacement parts

Cooling System Guides

How to Identify a Tractor Radiator Before Ordering a Replacement

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 Guides

How to Identify a Tractor Fuel Pump Before Ordering a Replacement

To 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 Guides

How to Identify a Combine Header Knife Section Before Ordering a Replacement

To 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.