Snorkel Genuine OEM Parts
Genuine OEM Parts
Factory parts for Snorkel scissor lifts, boom lifts, towables and carriers — matched to your serial number so it fits the first time.
Send us the serial number and we will pull the right part.
Snorkel's parts manuals are built around the machine serial number, and the same model can carry two different components depending on build. The serial plate is what settles it. Send it with the part you need and we will confirm the number before you buy.
What this collection covers
Genuine Snorkel OEM parts and assemblies for Snorkel scissor lifts, boom lifts, towables and carriers.
- Hydraulics – cylinders, pumps, valve blocks, hoses, fittings and seal kits.
- Electrical – control boxes, joysticks, controllers, sensors, harnesses and switches.
- Drive and steering – motors, wheel drives, brakes, tires and axle components.
- Platform and structure – rails, gates, wear pads, pins, bushings and bearings.
- Engine and power – filters, belts, batteries, chargers and cooling parts.
- Decals and safety – capacity plates, warning decals and operator manuals.
How do I find my Snorkel part number?
The parts manual for your machine is the authority. Snorkel publishes parts and service manuals, hydraulic and electrical schematics and product bulletins through The Platform, its online parts portal, and a dealer can pull the same page.
If you do not have the manual in front of you, search the number off the old part in the bar above. If the part carries no legible number, send a photo of it with the serial number and we will identify it.
Where is the serial number on a Snorkel machine?
On the serial number plate fixed to the chassis. Send the whole plate rather than just the model – model plus build year is not always enough to separate two supersessions of the same part.
Are these genuine Snorkel parts?
Yes. This collection is genuine Snorkel OEM, not aftermarket equivalents. Snorkel states it carries more than 40,000 active part numbers, and genuine parts are what keep a machine inside its original service specification and its warranty terms.
If an aftermarket equivalent would serve you better on price or lead time, ask and we will say so.
Which Snorkel machines do you cover?
Every range Snorkel currently lists: electric scissor lifts, rough terrain scissor lifts (including the RT-HC heavy-capacity models), articulating booms, electric booms, telescopic booms up to the 2100SJ, towable booms, and the PC710 and BC3310 carriers.
The list above the accordions names the current models. Older machines are covered too – see the next question.
Do you carry parts for older Snorkel machines?
In most cases yes, including models no longer in production. Snorkel designs common spare parts across sister products, which helps, but availability on a discontinued machine is still decided part by part, so the serial number matters more here than anywhere else.
Where a part has been superseded, we quote the current replacement and tell you what changed.
What do you need from me to quote?
The Snorkel part number if you have it. If you do not, send:
- Machine serial number from the serial plate
- Model, and build year if you know it
- What the part does, or a photo of the one it replaces
- Quantity and the ship-to ZIP code
Call 504-228-4049 or email sales@hydrotechnologysystems.supply.
Shipping, freight and lead times
Small parts ship parcel. Booms, cylinders, platform sections and any oversize assembly move by freight, which needs a ship-to ZIP and a note on whether the site has a dock or needs a liftgate.
Stocked lines ship quickest; anything ordered in from Snorkel carries their lead time, which we confirm on the quote rather than estimate here. If the machine is down, say so on the quote request — it changes how we source it.