Maintenance Kits

LandMach · Parts guide 10

Find the right maintenance kits

Build a service list around the machine, engine and upcoming service interval. Ask for a line-item list so the kit can be checked against your equipment and manual.

Service kit with filter, seals and hardware
Illustration · Service kit with filter, seals and hardware

What to identify

Engine service items

Identify the oil, air and fuel filters listed for the engine and interval. Confirm whether seals or washers are specified.

Air, oil and fuel filter examples
Illustration · Air, oil and fuel filter examples

Hydraulic service items

Check which filter or strainer is due and whether the correct housing uses a specific element or seal.

Hydraulic filter elements and a sealing ring
Illustration · Hydraulic filter elements and a sealing ring

Machine wear and inspection items

Review the machine’s interval and inspect listed wear points. Request additional pins, grease fittings or wear parts separately as needed.

Pivot pin, bushing, retaining nut and grease fitting
Illustration · Pivot pin, bushing, retaining nut and grease fitting

Send these details for a fit check

  1. Machine model and serial number
  2. Engine nameplate and current operating hours
  3. Service interval and items listed in the manual

A photo of the original part next to a ruler can help when the number is unreadable. Ask LandMach to confirm fit, availability and lead time for your configuration.

Common fit question

Do kits for the same machine always include the same parts?

Contents can vary by engine, serial range and service interval. Confirm the itemized list before ordering.

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