Numbers on construction equipment. Serial Number Location. Has the full VIN stamped on the right side of machine in the same location.
At ConEquip a serial number is needed to identify the proper parts for your equipment and our customers often ask 'where do I find my serial number?' Because of this, we have put together a series of resources that will help you to locate your construction equipment serial number. The basis of the serial number location project is from the work of George Kleinsteiber and the OSWCA. In addition to the efforts of those mentioned above our team at ConEquip (along with many of our loyal customers) were able to compile resources to aid in your machine identification. We have enhanced the information with accessible pages along with a printable PDF, machine pictures, and in many cases videos identifying the exact location of a serial number on your construction equipment (take a look at the Komatsu excavator example below). If you are a local contractor who would like to share images or videos of the serial number location on your machine, please contact us.
We would love to share your resource with our audience of machine operators and part sellers. Tag, you're it! Hey, I'm Ben with ConEquip 101.
Tag you're it! Nope, you're it and it's your turn to figure out why it's so important to be tagged and asking the great questions to get the right results for our customers. Transmissions, rear axle assemblies, front axle assemblies, turbos, water pumps, starters, alternators, main hydraulic pumps, engines, final drives, swing motors, all have tags on them.
Any time you hear the word pump, everybody say that with me, pump. You equate that to tag. Any time you hear the word pump there's usually a tag. Hydraulic pump, water pump, transmission pump, main hydraulic pump. (Ben dancing to PUMP UP THE JAM MUSIC) Anytime you hear the word pump you got to think there's a hydraulic tag on it. It's just a little plate, as you can see, and then it has a lot of stuff on it. It might look Greek to you, it looks more Japanese to me but the purpose of those tags is to carry information and even though you and I don't know what it means all the time we have professionals that have a higher educational level than we do or at least me that do know what it means and that's okay it makes me excited to know that there are lots of people that can crack the code on those tags.
Ask for the information. Sir, ma'am, I know on that main hydraulic pump there's a tag on there.
Kredo dat 41 s kryakom. If you can get me that tag information it'll ensure the accuracy of the part I'm going to be sending to you. So number one, tags ensure the accuracy. Number two, they also will find errors and mistakes in parts books or if the part was replaced with something different that the customer didn't know about because they bought the machine used and somebody else put a pump in there well that works but hey, it didn't come with it so, well originally it didn't come with the machine.
Therefore, when you're in the parts book looking it up you might have this part number and you remember this video and say oh I'm supposed to ask for a tag it's like yeah the part numbers are definitely different. Where did you buy the machine? Let's start some investigation again. Oh, I brought it at an auction. Imagine that. That's where we go from there. They have tags on them also. Soal matematika smp kelas 7 kurikulum 2013.
You got to just get the information. It's very, very helpful. Final drives have tags. Very important as well because people definitely change out final drive and have different aftermarket ones in there and then you know that it's aftermarket either way you just ask. So let's look at some live tags in action.
So let's look at a CAT engine tag. (POINTING) engine serial number, engine arrangement number, here's the final drive information.