01 2026-11-11
Part Numbers and Labels
A different filter label is one clue, not proof: collect machine model/serial, old part number and filter/housing photos before ordering.
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Machine and Component Identity
Model name alone does not confirm fitment or authenticity; use suffix, serial, nameplate, old number and photos.
Browse the Guides↗ 03 2026-11-10
Part Numbers and Labels
A different label is not proof of a wrong filter. Check the orderable part number, machine identity evidence, and documented supersession before ordering.
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Machine and Component Identity
Model name alone is not enough: the checks needed before accepting a hydraulic pump for a mountain road machine.
Browse the Guides↗ 05 2026-11-09
Part Numbers and Labels
A changed label is not automatically a wrong filter. Compare old part number, machine serial data, housing photos and documented supersession before ordering.
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Machine and Component Identity
Model name alone is not enough. You need suffix, serial number, nameplate, old part number and photos before selecting a mountain road machine pump.
Browse the Guides↗ 07 2026-11-08
Part Numbers and Labels
A practical evidence guide for comparing old and replacement filter labels, orderable part numbers, casting marks, batch codes and documented supersessions before ordering.
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Machine and Component Identity
Model name alone cannot confirm SANY hydraulic pump fitment; use suffix, serial, old part number, component photos and catalogue revision.
Browse the Guides↗ 09 2026-11-07
Part Numbers and Labels
Stop and verify the old part number, machine serial and documented supersession before accepting a different replacement filter label.
Browse the Guides↗ 10 2026-11-07
Machine and Component Identity
Model name alone is not enough; use machine serial, suffix, pump plate, old part number and documented supersession before buying.
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