This komatsu spare parts request covers 3 lines for delivery to United States: T14B.60A.3 — oil filter; T3043331C — VALVE POPPET; T4TCG3332 — MULTI-DIRECTIONAL SWITCHES. Suppliers can quote the quantities, conditions and manufacturer types listed below.
| Brand | Machine / model | Part number | Description | Qty | Condition | Preferred make |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| komatsu | — | T14B.60A.3 | oil filter | 1each | New | Genuine OEM |
| komatsu | — | T3043331C | VALVE POPPET | 1each | New | Genuine OEM |
| komatsu | — | T4TCG3332 | MULTI-DIRECTIONAL SWITCHES | 1each | New | Genuine OEM |
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Request R10587 covers 3 part lines for delivery to United States · Washington · Seattle. Open the application and sign in to review the requirements and submit a quotation with prices, availability and delivery lead time. Your quotation stays private.
Only where the buyer accepts them. Check the Condition and Preferred make columns for each line; a preference on one part does not apply to the whole request. State the manufacturer, condition and alternative part number in your quotation. Confirm substitutions with the buyer before supplying.
Start with the machine model, serial number, description and buyer notes. AI search for heavy equipment parts can help research part references, alternatives, fitment and diagrams. Ask the buyer to confirm missing specifications.
The delivery destination is United States · Washington · Seattle. Include shipping costs and lead time in your offer, and agree the final delivery details with the buyer.
