The product record names a turbine assembly, part number 16Y-11-20000, in the bulldozer-parts category. It does not explain the assembly’s precise function, machine model or package scope. Confirm the manufacturer’s catalogue description before treating this as a particular drivetrain or hydraulic component.
Check the machine and assembly reference
Use the machine identification plate to record make, model and serial, then locate 16Y-11-20000 in the corresponding parts illustration. Ask whether the number identifies the complete assembly or a component supplied within it. If the removed part has a marking or revision label, provide a clear image. The supplier should confirm any mating components or installation notes that are part of the order.
Avoid ordering by translated name alone
“Turbine” can be used differently in translated equipment catalogues. The part number and diagram position are therefore more reliable than an English label by itself. Keep the old component and note its connections until the replacement is confirmed. Do not infer dimensions, capacity or compatibility from this generic product title; request verified information for the exact reference.
Questions purchasing teams ask
What does the assembly do?
The current listing does not define its function. Confirm the manufacturer’s catalogue entry and diagram position.
Is 16Y-11-20000 the full assembly number?
It is the listed reference, but package scope is unspecified. Ask what is included.
Which machine models fit?
No model is specified here. Verify the machine serial against the parts catalogue.
