Part numbers, quantities, destination and photos of the unit nameplate and old part.
Prepare this category request
- Identification evidence
- Identify the requested roller, idler, sprocket, track link or shoe. Include the machine serial number, old-part number and existing measurements or drawings.
- Scope to clarify
- State the quantity and unit for each line: individual piece, chain or complete set. Keep measured values separate from estimates and identify the side where relevant.
Brands
Part identification and sourcing guides
A replacement excavator track chain is identified from the machine serial, the old chain number, and a drawing you already hold. Track chain fitment checklist.
How to photograph a part for identification →
Send a small, labelled photo set that connects the old part, its markings and the machine.
How to prepare a multi-brand spare parts list →
Keep identities, quantities, evidence and shipment priorities clear across multiple brands.
What Excavator Track Chain Do I Need? 4-Pin Pitch, Link Count & Shoe Bolt Fitment Checklist →
Identify the exact replacement excavator track chain or complete track group across 4-pin pitch (135–260 mm), STD vs. LC link counts (37L–53L), bushing OD, rail width, and ISO 898-1 Class 12.9 shoe bolt grids.
Before requesting a quotation
Catalog references support identification. Availability, manufacturer and compatibility are confirmed for each quotation.
Discuss your parts list