Video tutorial; Search by popped views

In this video, I explain how you can easily find and order the spare part you are looking for for your machine. Click on the image to display the video in a new window. You can pause the video while you're doing your search in the current window.

In our bursting views, you can find spare parts for STIGA, CASTELGARDEN, ALPINA, ATCO, BRIGGS&STRATTON, GGP (MOTEC, SENTAR, TWINCUT, VERTS LOISIRS, ...)

See you on our bank of broken sights

1- Find the product label of your machine or engine to record the item or model number:

If you need a spare part for the engine of your tool, it is on the engine that you will need to raise the numbers. If you need a piece of chassis, handle, transmission, etc., the label is on the machine. It is located in different places depending on whether it is a self-carrying, a lawnmower, a scrubber, chainsaw, a hedged size, etc.

For front-cut mowers, if you need a reference for the cutting tray, blades, belts, pulleys, or the belt between the tractor and the cutting table, the numbers should be taken on the cutting tray and not on the tractor. See the AID section where to find the product label according to your tool.

2- Pick up the right numbers:

For machines, what you need is the article or model number, a reference that begins with "Art.N..

On engines, this varies according to the marks.

See here: BRIGGS&STRATTON, HONDA , KOHLER, KAWAZAKI

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2-access the popped views of your tool

i.e. a series of technical diagrams or are represented in drawings all the pieces that make up your material.

Go to our page popped views and choose the brand of your equipment.

Note: if your tool is part of the brands SENTAR, MOTEC, COLOMBIA, VERTS LOISIRS, DOLMAR, OLEO MAC, CARREFOUR,..., choose the brand GGP (in principle it must also be written GGP at the top of your label).

Now enter your item number in the MODEL tab

When you click on the magnifying glass, one or more choices appear and you will find that sometimes several years of manufacturing have the same model number. If you know the year of your machine, choose it, but in principle, if several years have the same item number, it is that the products are identical.

3- find your spare part.

You now see a series of diagrams representing your machine in spare parts. These split views are displayed by family. The titles are in English, but you can recognize on the drawings the parts of your machine.

Choose the view it suits, depending on the room you need.If you've got the wrong view, go back to the view list by clicking on "assembly changes" just above the image of the broken view.

You now have the diagram on the left and the list of the pieces represented at droite.Vous can enlarge the image using the mouse roulette, or by clicking the + and – buttons. You can also move the zoom image by keeping the left mouse click.

Each room on the view is tied to a number in a small square. Some parts are part of a set shown by a brace; if these parts have a view number they can be ordered alone otherwise, you will have to order the set.

When you find your article, click on this small issue, you will see its reference in the left list and also in a contextual bubble. Simply click "Add to Cart" to order. A window will confirm the addition to your room basket.

You can, of course, change the quantity or delete this reference by going to your cart, (top , right of the page)

If you do not have the option of adding to the basket but it is indicated "call us", it is probably that this part is no longer available. Sometimes we can have it by another order number, so don't hesitate to contact us, either via the online chat (if we're not there, we will respond to your request by email) or via the contact tab or by phone.