Build a cotton picker parts order for your market.

A sourcing route for distributors, repair networks and fleet buyers preparing multi-part, trial and preseason stock inquiries.

20
catalog part references
5
wear-part systems
2
machine families
Multi-SKU
RFQ workflow

From first comparison to repeat order

Each stage improves part identity, first-order evidence and repeat-order consistency.

01

Send a multi-SKU list

Enter several references online or upload a prepared CSV, XLSX, PDF or photo list.

02

Review identity and scope

Reference relationships, direction, machine context and missing evidence are separated before quotation.

03

Agree the trial evidence

Sample, inspection points, documents and acceptance method are confirmed for the first order.

04

Prepare repeat supply

Approved item, packing, label and order revision can become the baseline for later seasonal inquiries.

No part number? Match from the product parameters.

Send the dimensions below with front, side and mounting-area photos. One clear measurement set can be used to confirm the supply record before shipment.

01

Picker spindles

RH/LH, overall length, maximum diameter, mounting end and tooth-profile photos.

02

Doffers

OD, ID, thickness, shaft type, disc count and compound or hardness requirement.

03

Drive gears

Tooth count, OD, face width, bore, keyway or spline and installed-location photo.

04

Complete assemblies

Spindle or disc count, overall length, shaft or bar reference and included-component list.

A drawing is helpful but not mandatory when the measured part and photos are clear.Send parameters

Commercial details confirmed per quotation

These values affect price and landed cost, so the website does not invent a universal answer.

  • MOQ and standard carton quantity
  • Trial quantity and quantity price breaks
  • Production timing and required delivery date
  • Mixed-SKU carton, buyer label and barcode needs
  • EXW, FOB, CFR/CIF or other requested trade term

What helps us prepare a useful offer

A complete order brief is more useful than a message asking only for the lowest price.

  • Reference number and required quantity by line
  • Machine brand, model, year and row-unit context
  • RH/LH or installed location where applicable
  • Clear product, mounting and wear-area photos
  • Destination, target date and annual demand range