Part Identity

Part Numbers and Labels

Before buying, separate packaging SKU, orderable part number, casting or ink mark, batch code and documented supersession; verify with machine model/suffix, serial number, nameplate, old part number, housing photos and catalogue revision.

Machine and Component Identity

No. The base model does not confirm pump fitment. Use the machine suffix, full serial/PIN, pump component plate, old part number and installation evidence before ordering.

Part Numbers and Labels

A different number on the box is not automatically wrong. Check packaging SKU, orderable part number, casting mark, batch code and documented supersession before accepting a replacement filter.

Machine and Component Identity

No, the model alone is not enough. Use serial number, old part number, pump plate and connection photos before ordering a SY215C hydraulic pump.

Part Numbers and Labels

A box number difference can be a packaging SKU, batch code or documented supersession. Check the orderable part number, machine serial number, old filter marking and housing photos before purchase.

Machine and Component Identity

Short answer: No. Model alone does not confirm pump configuration, serial break, old part number, or fitment.

Part Numbers and Labels

A different box number is not automatically a wrong filter. Check packaging SKU, orderable part number, batch code and documented supersession before buying.

Machine and Component Identity

Model alone is not enough: why machine serial, pump component plate, old part number and connection photos are required before ordering a replacement hydraulic pump.

Part Numbers and Labels

A different box number is not automatic proof of supersession, equivalence or fitment. Check machine serial, old filter evidence, catalogue revision and documented supersession before paying.

Machine and Component Identity

No. The machine model is only a starting point. A safe pump order requires serial, component plate, old part number, photos, and fitment review.