How do I find the right IHI part?

Parts are matched to your IHI's model, a 35N, 40VX or IS55G, with rubber tracks also identified by width, pitch and links. Each product page carries the IHI models a part fits and its maker, and Ask Simon confirms fitment on the page.

Which IHI parts do you cover?

Rubber tracks and undercarriage lead, with turbos, buckets, filters, seats and electrical parts across the IHI compact excavators.

Can I get parts for an older IHI machine?

Undercarriage, tracks and filters carry across model generations, so a current part often fits an older IHI. Give us the model, or the track size for undercarriage, and we'll match it; if it isn't listed online, contact the order desk.

Are these genuine IHI parts?

No. We list aftermarket parts to original-equipment (OE) specification, not genuine IHI. Many come from the tier-1 suppliers behind the original machines, named on each listing.

What if a part doesn't fit or arrives damaged?

If a part doesn't fit or arrives damaged, you're covered. Report a damaged-on-arrival item within 24 hours with a photo to order@partsformachines.com and we'll arrange a replacement. Parts that don't fit your machine are covered by our Fit Guarantee for a free return. For a change of mind, return the part within 30 days in its original packaging for a refund, though a restocking fee may apply. Refunds go back to your original payment method once the return is checked.

How quickly will I get my order, and where do you deliver?

Delivery time depends on the part and your location, and the estimate is shown on each product page. Many parts are dispatched the same or next working day. We ship worldwide through our international delivery partners, so enter your country at checkout to see the options and timescale for your address.

What track fits an IHI 35N?

Choose 35N in the Finder and the tracks listed against it come up with width, pitch and link count. The 35N and the 35N2 are listed separately, so use the code on the plate.

Is this the page for IHI turbochargers?

No. IHI turbochargers have their own brand page on the site. Here it is the IHI mini excavators and their undercarriage.

Do you cover older IHI machines?

The 12J, 15J and 16N are the older minis in the Finder, along with the 35N. The model and suffix from the plate are all the Finder needs.

Which IHI models are covered?

The Machinery Parts Finder lists parts against these IHI models, among others: 35 N, MC15, IS40JX, IS55G, 14NXT, 40VX, 55N, IS22UX, 17J, IS11X, IS50G, 16NXT, 25VX, 38UJ, IS12C, 28N, IS33SX, 55J, 55UJ, 65NX, 40J, 50 UX, 50G, 50GX, 50UJ, 55 G, 40NX, 40 G, 40 GX, 40JX, 45 JX, 45 NX, 35J, 15J, 15NX, 16N, 17NE, 18J, 25NX, 30JX. If yours is not in the list, Ask Simon or send a photo of the plate to WhatsApp.

IHI

IHI mini excavators by model on PartsForMachines: the 35N and 35N2, the MC15, the IS40JX, IS55G and IS22UX, the 14NXT, the 40VX and the 55N, listed in the Machinery Parts Finder with tracks matched to each and the price on every listing. IHI turbochargers are a separate division of the same company with a brand page of their own; nothing turbo-related is listed here.

IHI rubber tracks: 35N, MC15, IS40JX, IS55G, 14NXT, 40VX

Rubber tracks, rollers, idlers and sprockets are listed against the IHI model with width, pitch and link count on the listing. A worn IHI track usually goes with its rollers, and both are listed against the model so they arrive as a matched pair. IHI plates carry more suffixes than most, N, NX, NXT, J, JX and VX, and each is a distinct machine, so read the whole code. The Machinery Parts Finder is the route: IHI, the model from the dropdown, then tracks. A part number goes into the header search. Worn plate, photo to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. The Compatible tab confirms the fit. Hydraulic oil to the IHI grade through the Oil Finder and track-tensioning kit head the wider range, since an IHI order is usually tracks and the kit to fit them. Batteries, filters, seats and the rest are matched by specification, and turbochargers go through the IHI Turbo brand page. Not in the Finder? Ask Simon.