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Case TX170-45 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Telehandler Parts Data

If you’re trying to keep a TX170-45 telehandler running without the factory parts list, you’re gambling on part numbers that might not fit. I’ve seen more than a few guys order a filter based on a cross-reference and end up with the wrong thread pitch. This Case TX170-45 Parts Catalog is the only way to get the exact OEM numbers for every component on the machine. 763 pages of factory data, not aftermarket guesswork.

Stop gambling on part numbers that don’t match.

Filters and Maintenance Parts – Page 2

Page 2 of the catalog lists every filter and maintenance part for the TX170-45. You get the Case part numbers, quantities, and descriptions. The OCR excerpt shows items like 1930590, 1930589, 504048625, and 504074043. That’s the kind of detail you need when a hydraulic filter is due and you don’t want to waste a day chasing a wrong part. The catalog groups these under a (00) MAINTENANCE PARTS section, so you can flip straight to the lubricants and filters page and order from the Case dealer without second-guessing.

763 Pages of Exploded Views and Part Numbers

Seven hundred sixty-three pages of OEM parts data. That’s not a reprint or a third-party summary. That’s the original Case Parts Catalogue in PDF form. Every page has an exploded view or a parts list with reference numbers that tie back to the factory diagrams. The telehandler has a lot of moving parts – from the driveline to the boom – and this catalog covers them all. You won’t find a more complete source short of walking into a Case dealer’s back office.

Why Use a Factory Parts Catalog Over Aftermarket?

Aftermarket databases pull from multiple sources and often swap supersessions incorrectly. The automotive industry Automotive Industry Overview has moved to digital catalogs, but the factory PDF is still the benchmark for accuracy. This Case catalog comes directly from the manufacturer’s parts system. You get the same part numbers the dealer’s computer shows. When a customer brings in a TX170-45 with a boom cylinder leak, you need the correct seal kit number, not a generic cross-reference. This catalog gives you that.

Identify Your Machine Correctly Before Ordering

Page 4 of the catalog is the VERSION(00) IDENTIFICATION AND VERSION LIST. It lists every model variant: TX130-45, TX140-45, TX170-45, with engineering designations, product codes, and chassis serial number ranges. You have to match your machine’s serial number to the right entry. The catalog includes spaces for you to record your own machine and engine serial numbers. Do not skip this step. Ordering parts without verifying the serial number is how you end up with a filter that’s too long or a seal that doesn’t seat. The engine model for all listed variants is IVECO F4GE0484G*D600, but the product codes differ (699.722.740 through 699.761.740). Use the code on your machine’s data plate.

Engine Model Variations: What the Catalog Covers

The identification list shows six model variations with different numerical codes. You’ll find the correct part numbers for each variant throughout the catalog. For example, the TX170-45 has product code 699.761.740 and chassis range 01130156. If you own a TX130-45 with code 699.722.740, the part numbers in the explosion views might differ. The catalog notes which parts are specific to each code. This is where a factory parts catalog outruns any generic listing – it ties every nut and bolt to a specific machine configuration.

For operation and service procedures, pair this parts catalog with the operator’s manual. See Case TX140-45, TX170-45, TX130-45 2006 Operators Manual – OEM Specs for operating instructions. The Case TX140-45, TX170-45, TX130-45, TX130-40, TX130-43 2006 Operators Manual covers additional models. For a broader set of TX series telehandlers, check Case TX140-45, TX170-45, TX130-45, TX130-40, TX130-43 Operators Manual.

Can I use this parts catalog to find service torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and quantities, not torque values or repair procedures. Get a factory service manual for those.

How do I know which product code my TX170-45 has?

Look at the machine data plate – usually on the right-hand side of the frame near the engine. It will list the product code (e.g., 699.761.740) and the serial number. Match that code to the catalog’s VERSION list on page 4 to ensure you order the correct parts. The catalog also has blank lines for you to write your own serial numbers so you never lose track. This step is critical because even within the same model, different production runs may use different components. Do not assume your machine matches the first page you see. Cross-reference the code before buying any major part.

That’s the kind of precision you get from an OEM parts catalog. No aftermarket database or cross-reference list matches the depth of the factory data. If you’re maintaining a TX170-45 telehandler and you want to order the right part on the first try, stop wasting time on wrong parts. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals today.

For broader industry context on vehicle parts documentation, see Automotive Industry Overview.