Where the 2713-1219 Tooth Fits
The 2713-1219 is the S290-5 tooth, and the S290-5 is the 30-tonne Doosan class that ran from the DH280 through to the DX300. Doosan's DX300LC brochure confirms the same 30-tonne envelope — 29,300 kg on 600 mm shoes rising to 30,500 kg on 850 mm — and the ground engaging tools carried across with it, which is why one tooth number appears against so many machine names.
| Machine family | Tooth | Pin | Lock | Weld-on adapter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Doosan DH280 / S280V / Solar 280LC-3 | 2713-1219 (older buckets: 2713-9038) | 2705-9010 | 2114-1849 | 2713-1220 (40 / 50 mm); older 2713-9037 |
| DH300 / DH300-7 / S290-5 / S300LC-V | 2713-1219 (also 713-00054, 230111-00090) | 2705-9010 — 22 mm × 109 mm | 2114-1849 | 2713-1220 (40 / 50 mm); 2713-1235 (40 mm) |
| Solar 290LC-V / 300LC-V, S290LC-V | 2713-1219 | 2705-9010 | 2114-1849 | 2713-1220; 3T1220 |
| DX300, DX300LC, DX300LC-5, DX340LC | 2713-1219 | 2705-9010 | 2114-1849 | 2713-1220 (40 / 50 mm) |
| Doosan DH220-5 / DX225 class (for contrast) | 2713-1217 | 2705-1020 — 19-20 mm × 105 mm | 2114-9008 | 2713-1218 (35 / 40 mm) |
The last row is the one that mixes up orders. The 21.5-tonne tooth and the 30-tonne tooth look alike on a screen and are not interchangeable in either direction: a 22 mm pin does not enter a pocket bored for 20 mm, and a 20 mm pin will not hold in a 22 mm pocket. Pull one pin and caliper it — 19-20 mm is the DH220-5 tooth, 22 mm is this one. The full DH300 / DX300 tooth guide walks through the measurements, and the DX225 guide covers the smaller class.
Profiles: Standard, RC and TL
| Profile | Part number | Catalogue weight | Where it earns its keep |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard point | 2713-1219 | 7.70 kg | Soil, sand, gravel and mixed fill on 30-tonne carriers — the general purpose tooth |
| Rock chisel | 2713-1219RC | 8.00 kg (heavy-duty RC row for the DH300: 10.00 kg) | Broken rock, concrete and hard trenching where penetration matters more than tip width |
| Tiger long | 2713-1219TL | 8.00 kg; light variant 6.90 kg | Long, narrow profile for penetration; corners wear fastest, so TL usually lands on the outer positions |
| Older DH280 point | 2713-9038 (RC: 2713-9038RC) | 7.30 kg | Buckets still running the 2713-9037 shank — check the casting number on the adapter before ordering this family |
All three 2713-1219 profiles share pin 2705-9010 and lock 2114-1849, so a mixed box needs one pin number and one lock number. That is the practical reason we quote teeth, pins and locks as a single line rather than three separate items — the freight and the customs paperwork stay the same and nothing arrives missing.
Ordering Notes
- Send the pin measurement. 22 mm diameter settles the family faster than any part number. So does the length: 109 mm is this pin, 105 mm is the DH220-5 pin, 130-137 mm is the DH360 pin — and one supplier lists a 115 mm pin against this tooth.
- Check the adapter casting. A number ending in 9037 means the older DH280 shank, which takes the 2713-9038 tooth rather than this one. One photo of the nose saves a returned shipment.
- Weights are freight figures. Cast weight moves by a kilo between catalogues because suppliers weigh bare castings or packed parts. Pin diameter, pocket and adapter nose decide fitment — not the weight.
- Aftermarket, stated plainly. We supply aftermarket teeth cross-referenced to the Doosan numbers, not genuine Doosan parts. We do not quote wear life in hours: your ground, your operator and your bucket decide that.
- No published prices. The quote depends on profile mix, cast grade, the number of pins and locks in the box and the shipping lane. Ask and you get a firm figure, FOB Shanghai or CIF.
FAQ
Q: Which Doosan models take the 2713-1219 tooth?
A: DH280, DH300, DH300-7, S280V, S290-5, S290LC-V, S300-5, S300LC-V, Solar 280LC-3, 290LC-V and 300LC-V, DX300, DX300LC and DX340LC appear on 2713-1219 fitment rows. It is the S290-5 tooth on the 30-tonne class, and the same ground engaging tools carried over to the DX300 series.
Q: What pin and lock comes with the 2713-1219 tooth?
A: Pin 2705-9010, quoted at 22 mm × 109 mm and about 0.35-0.4 kg, with lock 2114-1849 at about 0.06 kg. It is not pin 2705-1021 (23 × 137 mm in the cross-reference tables, 24 × 130 mm on one supplier page, the DH360 pin) and not 7T3408 (22.2 mm × 118 mm, the Caterpillar J400 pin), both of which appear on the same cross-reference lines. Standard, RC and TL profiles all share one pin number.
Q: What is the weight of the 2713-1219 tooth?
A: Catalogue weights run 7.70 kg for the standard tooth, 8.00 kg for the RC rock chisel and TL tiger long profiles, 6.90 kg for the lighter long variant and 10.00 kg for a heavy-duty RC row listed for the DH300. Cast weight varies with pattern and with whether a supplier weighs bare castings or packed parts, so treat it as a freight figure rather than a fitment specification.
Q: Is 2713-1219 the same as 230111-00090 or 713-00054?
A: They belong to the same family. 713-00054 is the OEM-style number printed against this tooth in interchange listings, and 230111-00090 is the heavier rock listing cross-referenced to it, quoted at 6.6-8.0 kg depending on supplier and fitted to the DX300LC, DX340LC and some DX225LCA rows. The pin, lock and adapter do not change between these numbers.