Identification
How to recognise a Carraro assembly 
Every Carraro axle and every transmission carries its own metal plate — something like a birth certificate for the assembly.
Identifying a Carraro axle
How do I know whether I have a Carraro axle?
Carraro axles carry a metal identification plate on the rear of the axle casting.
What should I look for on the plate?
Every Carraro axle has a unique plate with its individual characteristics — model, serial number, total ratio, differential type and oil specification.
I found the plate — what next?
Call us or send an e-mail with a photo or a description of the data. Using our extensive Carraro parts database we will find the right part for your machine.
Identifying a Carraro transmission
How do I know whether I have a Carraro transmission?
Carraro transmissions carry a metal identification plate on the side of the transmission housing.
What should I look for on the plate?
Every Carraro transmission has a unique plate with its individual characteristics. It gives the model and the serial number that identify your transmission exactly.
I found the plate — what next?
Send us the number by phone or e-mail. We check stock in our warehouses and with the manufacturer and come back with a price and a lead time.
Carraro axles and transmissions are commonly found in machines by the following brands: Agco, Argo, Astec, Caterpillar, CNH, Case, Claas, Doosan-Daewoo, Ditch Witch, Eagle Tug, Farmtrac, Fiat, Ford, Gehl, Gradall, Grove, Harlo, Hyster, Ingersoll Rand, International Harvester, JCB, JLG, John Deere, Komatsu, Lull, McCormick, Massey Ferguson, Manitou, New Holland, Pettibone, Renault, Sellick, Steyr, Terex, Valtra, Volvo, Xtreme, Yale, Zetor.