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Hydraulics
16-Hole Swing Motor — Teardown View
A 16-hole swing motor on the bench, filmed before it ships so the buyer can compare the port pattern with their own unit.
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Engine
D04EG Turbocharger for the Compact Class
Turbocharger assembly photographed with the data plate visible; confirm the number from the plate rather than the machine model.
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Hydroaulics
Solenoid Valve Assembly — SK-6 Generation
The valve bank used across the -6 generation, with the connector and mounting face shown so the buyer can match it before ordering.
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Engine
J05 Engine Assembly on the Crate
A complete J05 engine assembly, brand new and genuine, filmed on its crate before dispatch.
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Electrical
Water Level Alarm Switch — J05 / J08 / P11C
Water level sensor shared across three engine families; the shared fitment is why one number covers several machines.
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Electrical
SK200-12 Controller YT22E00187P1
Machine controller for the SK200-12 with the part number visible on the housing — the last digits decide whether the machine starts.
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Cooling
Upper and Lower Radiator Hoses
Coolant hose set photographed as a pair, because replacing one half of a hose set and not the other is a common false economy.
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Cooling
A/C Evaporator Assembly
Cab evaporator shown with the pipe connections visible, for buyers rebuilding an air-conditioning circuit rather than replacing it whole.
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Electrical
Fuse Box Relay
Relay from the fuse box, the kind of small part that stops a machine and is easy to overlook in a service kit.
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Filters
Hydraulic Filter Element
Return-line filter element on the shelf; the correct element is decided by the housing, not by the machine's tonnage.
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Electrical
KPS Pressure Switch
Pressure switch used in the pilot and control circuit, quoted from the number on the body.
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Cabin
Operator Seat Cable
Seat adjustment cable — a cab part that ages with time rather than hours, which is why low-hour old machines still need them.
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