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Catalog evidence for WS-FMM-009: the current catalog lists “EH12 Fuel tank Cap/ Fuel Valve Fits MIKASA MT72 FW-75 Robin EH12-2 4HP Tamping Rammer Jumping Jack Hammer Petcock Tap Fuel Cock” in For Mikasa Multiquip rammer parts. No OE number, model, dimension, material or weight field is recorded in the product data.

Buyer to compare for WS-FMM-009: check the listing title and Product Code 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 CodeWS-FMM-009
Buyer to confirmMachine or engine model, OE reference, dimensions, quantity and destination

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-FMM-009

01

What does the catalog actually record for WS-FMM-009?

The catalog record identifies WS-FMM-009 as “EH12 Fuel tank Cap/ Fuel Valve Fits MIKASA MT72 FW-75 Robin EH12-2 4HP Tamping Rammer Jumping Jack Hammer Petcock Tap Fuel Cock” under For Mikasa Multiquip rammer parts, but provides no separate OE number, model, dimensions, material or weight fields. Old-part and machine evidence is therefore essential.

02

Which fuel-system component details need side-by-side checking?

Before treating WS-FMM-009 as a candidate, compare thread or connection size, inlet and outlet arrangement, cap or seal profile, and machine model 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-FMM-009 RFQ?

For the WS-FMM-009 RFQ for this fuel-system component, attach connection close-ups, thread or opening measurements, and old-part and machine-model photos; also state quantity and destination. Mark unreadable or unknown fields explicitly so they are not converted into assumptions.