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Caterpillar TH220B 2010 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a TH220B telehandler based on a third-party listing and got the wrong one, you know the cost of that mistake. This Caterpillar TH220B 2010 Parts Catalog is the only way to get the exact factory part numbers, exploded views, and assembly breakdowns straight from the OEM. Aftermarket catalogs leave out revisions and supersessions – this one doesn’t. 854 pages of verified data. No guesswork.

That catalog covers serial numbers TBF00100 through TBF00512, and the effectivity page (page 5) documents every revision from July 2006 through October 2010. You know exactly which edition you’re working with – no surprises.

Engine Arrangement: What the Parts Catalog Covers

The Engine Arrangement section dives into the Basic Engine components: block, cylinder head, pistons, rings, and bearings. You get part numbers for every gasket and seal in the Lubrication System too. If you’re rebuilding a TH220B, you need this to match the correct oil pump or filter base. The Cooling System section follows right after, covering radiators, water pumps, and fan drives. That single section can save you a return shipping fee on a wrong radiator.

Cooling System – Radiator, Pump, and Fan Parts

Radiator core, shroud, fan blade, belt tensioner – all listed with factory part numbers and exploded assembly views. The Cooling System section also includes the charge air cooler parts if your TH220B has the Tier III engine. Don’t rely on aftermarket cross-reference charts. Use the OEM breakdown to confirm the correct fan pulley diameter.

Caterpillar TH220B 2010 Parts Catalog: 854 Pages of Factory Data

Every section from Machine Arrangement through Service Equipment and Supplies is included. The Part Number Index at the back lets you search by number and jump to the exact page. Need a hydraulic pump seal? Look up the seal part number in the index, then flip to the Hydraulic System section. That index alone makes this a time-saver for any shop that sees these telehandlers regularly. Related manuals you might need: Caterpillar TH220B TH330B 2007 Operators Manual OEM Specs and Caterpillar C15 2006 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM 884 Pages.

Fuel System and Electrical System: Two Critical Sections

The Fuel System section covers injectors, fuel lines, filters, and the transfer pump. Electrical and Starting System includes the starter motor, alternator, wiring harnesses, and control modules. If you’re replacing a faulty injection pump or chasing a no-start, having the factory wiring diagram and part number ensures you get the correct harness – not a generic substitute that leaves a pin unconnected. The Automotive Industry Overview page on Wikipedia gives broader context, but for specific Caterpillar electrical parts, this catalog is the authority.

3 Reasons to Choose OEM Documentation Over Aftermarket

First, aftermarket catalogs often skip supersession history. If a part was updated mid-production, the OEM catalog marks it. Second, exploded views in this catalog match the actual machine layout – not a generic silhouette. Third, the Part Number Index cross-references every number used in the manual. You won’t waste billable hours chasing a part that doesn’t exist.

Does This Catalog Cover the Hydraulic System?

Yes. The Hydraulic System section includes main pumps, control valves, cylinders, and hoses. The Implements section covers attachments like forks and buckets. Combine that with the Frame and Body section, and you have the complete parts picture for a TH220B telehandler. For a 971-page tractor catalog, see Caterpillar Elevated Sprocket Tractors Parts Catalog – 971 Pages.

That’s the difference between a parts catalog that works and one that wastes your time.

FAQ

Does this Parts Catalog show torque specs?

No, this is a parts catalog, not a service manual.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a TH220B with serial number outside TBF00100-TBF00512?

The 2010 edition covers serial numbers TBF00100 through TBF00512. If your machine falls outside that range, you need the updated version. That said, many part numbers carry over across production runs, especially for the engine and drivetrain. Check the part number index and compare with your existing parts. I’ve seen cases where a water pump from a later serial number still matches the earlier engine arrangement. But don’t gamble – verify against the machine arrangement section. If your serial is later than TBF00512, look for the next revision. The effectivity page on page 5 documents the revision history – this one ends at July 2010.

Stop relying on aftermarket part lists that leave you holding the wrong component. Get the factory data and order exactly what you need. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep it on your shop tablet or bench computer.