Set plate, bush & spring group

Same position, every family - full table

One row per drawing position in this category, one column per pump family. This is where you can see at a glance whether a number carries across families or changes with the family and the control variant (DT / DTP / DTH / SH). A dash means the catalogue does not list that position for that family, and every number is a link to its own page.

Reading the table: a position that is filled in every column is a part that is common to the whole range; a position with one filled column belongs to that family only. If your number does not appear here, send it to us - the catalogue line it belongs to is what decides, not the position alone.

Where these parts sit

This category appears on 4 pump families in the library. Open the family page to see the full parts table and the drawing the position numbers refer to.

Pump family	What it covers	Parts here
K3V63 / K5V80	The small tandem pump family for 6–10 t machines, sharing the same internal architecture as the larger pumps.	4 parts
K3V140 / K3V180 / K5V160	The 27–40 t family: K3V140, K3V180 and K5V160. DT and DTP configurations, with K5V160 parts marked where they differ.	6 parts
K3V180 / K5V200DTH	The 36–45 t family: K3V180DTH and K5V200DTH tandem pumps used on large mining-class excavators.	4 parts
K3V112 / K5V140	The tandem pump family on 20–33 t machines: K3V112 for 20–25 t, K5V140 for 27–33 t. DT (no PTO) and DTP (with PTO) configurations.	3 parts

Position numbers in the table refer to this family drawing.

Related categories

Categories that are usually ordered together with set plate, bush & spring group - seals and servo parts move most often, then shaft and rotor.