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Catalog evidence for WS-FG-033: the current catalog lists “Carburetor Spring Governor Rod Spring Speed Control Spring for Gxr120/gx160/gx270/gx390” in for gxr120. Recorded fields: Product Name — governor spring; Model — for gxr120/gx160/gx270/gx390; Apply To — for gx100 engine parts; Engine Model — for gx100 gasoline parts.

Buyer to compare for WS-FG-033: check the complete machine or engine identity and the old-part interfaces and photos. Include quantity, destination and every unknown field in the RFQ; catalog references do not prove interchangeability.

Attributes

Product Namegovernor spring
Modelfor gxr120/gx160/gx270/gx390
MOQ5
Apply Tofor gx100 engine parts
Packingcarton box
Engine Modelfor gx100 gasoline parts

Logistics

State destination, quantity and packing requirements in the RFQ. Any logistics option must be stated in the supplier quotation.

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Part information

Evidence checklist for WS-FG-033

01

What does the catalog actually record for WS-FG-033?

The catalog record for WS-FG-033 states Product Name “governor spring”, Model “for gxr120/gx160/gx270/gx390”, Apply To “for gx100 engine parts”, and Engine Model “for gx100 gasoline parts”. These are recorded listing fields; they still need comparison with the removed part and machine evidence.

02

Which carburetor or carburetor service component details need side-by-side checking?

Before treating WS-FG-033 as a candidate, compare engine model plate, mounting-hole centres, linkage and choke layout, and fuel-inlet direction with the removed part. A similar photo or one shared model-family term is not enough to establish interchangeability.

03

What evidence should accompany the WS-FG-033 RFQ?

For the WS-FG-033 RFQ for this carburetor or carburetor service component, attach both-side photos, mounting-centre measurement, and linkage, choke and inlet close-ups; also state quantity and destination. Mark unreadable or unknown fields explicitly so they are not converted into assumptions.