URAL How-To - Part Numbers & Ordering Explained

[@robertlsullivan4190]

I found this very useful for re-assembling assemblies I took apart too fast to remember what goes where.

[@ashokrajlohoni3907]

Good-morning from Nepal.I like Ural motorcicycle.

[@JamesAllmond]

That was interesting! Thanks for demystifying the Ural version of alphabet soup...amazed how much stuff from my 2019 Gear up fit on my 1995 Sportsman...and vice versa. Wow, responses form 3 continents in less than 1 day, not bad.

[@wa7215]

Thanks for that Dave, very good guide and easy to follow. Please also thank Nick, for his own good work with the new exhaust and injection systems too. Great to see that your URAL company is following the ‘Demming Principle’ of Constant Improvement, through listening to the feedback and suggestions from your customers, who, let’s face it, ..are, your company’s ..lifeblood. Keep up the good work, and stay safe, during this terribly trying time with the COVID Pandemic.

[@alanottley]

That was very instructive! I am always interested in the structure of part numbering systems. Good to see that the system used by Ural has some logic behind it. Thanks - now I know how to get the little odds and ends that are difficult to find.

[@Manandmachine772]

That was very informative, and nice to understand the ural part number system.

[@hopper1415]

Great video and much appreciated from the Great White North.

[@luisfernandogarcia416]

Excelente explicación..muchas gracias

[@kegsemptygarage6788]

Hello. Enjoying all the videos. Thank you. I’ve owned my 2019 Gear Up for a long time and still can’t kick start it? What’s the secret?

[@lonestarlive4757]

Hi DAVID... I after watching you explain the part numbering system.. I have to ask... What inventory management system do you run on ... SAP? Oracle? Homegrown? Thanks !

[@Phalcon51]

I have to ask - what is that Yamaha crate doing there? They generally don't sell them in the crate except to dealers and racers.