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Ardco/traverse Lift TL6035 2000 Parts Catalog

You got a TL6035 on the lift and need to find that brake disc part number? Aftermarket parts lists will hand you a wrong number. Every time. Ardco/traverse Lift TL6035 2000 Parts Catalog is the factory book—285 pages of exploded views, bill-of-material tables, and serial-number-specific revision notes. No aftermarket reprints. No photocopied blur. This is the original PDF from July 2000, Rev 07/00-5, direct from Ardco/Traverse Lift’s technical publications in Houston, TX. If you want the right part the first time, this is what you use.

Brake System Parts: Front and Rear Axle Coverage

The brake sections alone cover six separate axle groups. Front-CUC series gives you TL-100D (10 discs brake) and TL-100E (integrated cylinder). Rear axle gets TL-101D (10 discs brake). The CCC series front adds TL-322 disc service brake and TL-323 park brake; rear adds TL-329 disc service brake and TL-330 park brake. Each one lists the exact caliper, disc, and cylinder part numbers. Need the park brake return hose routing? That’s in the Hydraulic Hosing Group under TL-308 through TL-315. You don’t guess—you look it up.

Does This Manual Cover the TL6035 Driveline?

Yes. Driveline group TL-127 gives you the complete driveline assembly. Transmission group breaks down into 15 subgroups: torque converter (TL-103C and TL-103CC for units after 05/99), charging pump, reverse idler, 1st & 2nd shaft, and the disc brake group inside the transmission (TL-103L). If you’re rebuilding the transmission, you get every bushing, seal, and plate listed with Ardco’s own part number. No cross-referencing with generic catalogs.

7 Axle Groups Detailed in This Catalog

Front-CUC, Front-CCC, Rear-CUC, Rear-CCC, plus a Dana Spicer axle assembly (TL-664025). Each group has its own subsections: box & covers, differential (including 45% limited slip), hub reduction, brake, oscillating support. Page numbers start at 13 for the front axle. If you need the front axle oscillating support, that’s TL-100F. Rear axle oscillating support is TL-101F. Every fastener, bracket, and pin is itemized with quantity and serial number change notes. That’s how you avoid ordering a part that doesn’t fit a later machine.

Engine Accessories: Cummins and John Deere Breakdowns

Engine group splits between Cummins and John Deere. Air intake (TL-243 for Cummins, TL-244 for John Deere), exhaust, radiator, and engine accessories each have separate assemblies. If your TL6035 has the Cummins, you need TL-207 for engine accessories; for John Deere it’s TL-246. The radiator assemblies are TL-123 (Cummins) and TL-195 (John Deere). Don’t mix them up—the part numbers are different. This catalog covers both.

Get the Right Part Number the First Time

Aftermarket part databases often combine multiple revisions into one listing, then you get the wrong seal. This catalog uses revision blocks: each bill of material table shows “Serial No./Date of Change” column. If your machine serial falls within a certain range, the part number may differ. Use the serial number blank on page 1—fill it in before you start ordering. The book tells you how to read the bill of material on page 10 (“Understanding the Bill of Material”). Take five minutes to read that page. It saves you a return shipping charge.

Need the operator manual too? Grab the ARDCO Traverse Lift TL-6035 2000 Operators Manual to get safety and operating procedures. If you work on older equipment, the Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide is a good reference for fastener standards. And for wear parts on other lifts, the Futura Wear Technology Parts Catalog covers aftermarket alternatives—but check OEM numbers first. For background on the industry, see Automotive Industry Overview; for engine theory, Internal Combustion Engine is useful.

That’s the catalog. No fluff, no reprints, no photocopies. Every page is a direct scan from Ardco/Traverse Lift’s master parts manual, copyrighted 2000. If you need a brake caliper for a front axle with 10 discs, you turn to page for TL-100D. If you need a park brake for a rear CCC axle, you look at TL-330. The part numbers are there—written by the people who built the machine.

Stop guessing. Access the Factory Manual and get the right numbers on your workbench.

How do I find the part number for the front axle brake disc?

Check the Front-CUC series, TL-100D, in the axle group section. Part numbers are listed by disc count and serial range.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a TL6035 with a different engine?

This catalog includes separate subsections for Cummins and John Deere engine accessories. For example, TL-207 covers Cummins engine accessories while TL-246 covers John Deere. However, some parts changed during production. Always cross-reference your machine’s serial number against the “Serial No./Date of Change” column in the bill of material. If you have a serial number not listed, call Ardco/Traverse Lift’s service department at (713) 433-6751 to request updated sections. The manual explicitly says revisions are available as new material becomes available. Don’t assume the part number is the same across all build dates—check each assembly’s serial number range.