CCAT Hydraulic Pump Fits CCAT 777D / 776D / 777E 219-1965 Off-Highway Truck Spare Part

Introduction

219-1965 is a spare-part number reference applicable to the CCAT 777D / 776D / 777E off-highway truck model group, commonly used for maintenance replacement confirmation and parts identification in mining and heavy-haul operations. These trucks often run under continuous, high-load conditions, and any wrong replacement can lead to rework and downtime that impacts fleet utilization. Using the part number + applicable model group for an initial fitment check helps reduce mis-orders and back-and-forth communication.
In real maintenance work, hydraulic-related service may also involve searching for CCAT Hydraulic Pump and related items. This page consolidates the key identification details and model coverage for 219-1965 to support parts list preparation, consistent recordkeeping, and repeat-order traceability (without making unverified claims about the exact component name of the part number).

Specification Table

Use

• Maintenance replacement: for routine service, troubleshooting repairs, or planned maintenance on CCAT 777D/776D/777E off-highway trucks.

• Fitment check: verify compatibility by matching 219-1965 to the listed model group to reduce wrong-order risk.

• Parts list & inventory: standardize parts lists, stock checks, and numbering for traceable repeat ordering and maintenance recordkeeping.

• To improve RFQ accuracy (recommended): share model (777D/776D/777E), configuration/year (if available), quantity, and service scenario so fitment validation can be completed faster.

FAQ

Q1: What does 219-1965 fit?
A: It fits the CCAT 777D / 776D / 777E model group for initial fitment confirmation and parts identification.

Q2: Can I order with only the part number?
A: Yes. The part number is the most direct identifier. Adding the model group and any configuration notes helps speed up verification and reduce wrong orders.

Q3: I’m servicing CCAT Hydraulic Pump related systems—can you check other items together?
A: Yes. Hydraulic service often involves multiple related parts. Share your target part numbers and model group details so one maintenance parts list can be verified and organized.