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Iseki SFH220, SFH240 2010 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever spent a Saturday afternoon stuck because the aftermarket part didn’t match the hole pattern, or you ordered a fuel filter that looked right but wasn’t, you know the headache. This Iseki SFH220, SFH240 2010 Parts Catalog is the factory document that kills that guessing. 210 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, and ordering codes directly from Iseki – not a copy, not a re-print, not some third-party scan. This is the original file, printed February 2010 in Japan. You want a part number that the dealer will recognize? This is it.

How This Parts Catalog Saves You Time

Time is the one thing you can’t torque to spec. When a mower is down and the customer is waiting, flipping through generic parts lists that don’t match your serial number burns billable hours. This catalog gives you the exact part number for every component on the SFH220 and SFH240 – from the HST drive parts to the blower case assembly. Page 2 explains the model type codes: H for HST, F for four-wheel drive, T for two-wheel drive, B for blower case, G for extra specs for local homologation. You find your model code, you look up the exploded diagram, you get the part number. End of story.

3 Critical Sections You Need to Read First

Don’t skip the front matter. Most guys do, then call me asking why the part they ordered doesn’t interchange. The “Directions for use of Parts Catalogue” on page 2 and 3 breaks down the KEY numbers, the SPC codes (standard, optional, replacement), the ITC interchangeability codes (1, 2, 3), and the GRP column for set parts. If you don’t understand that a “2” in ITC means old part can replace new but not the other way, you’ll order wrong and eat the restocking fee. Read those three pages once and you’ll decode every diagram in the book.

Second section: Color codes on page 4. Iseki paints some parts – like the 6G Summer White or 7F Mirror Black – with specific manufacturer paint codes. If you’re restoring a deck or touching up a fender, you need the exact spray-type paint part number. It’s listed there: 1300-985-003-00 for the white. Skip aftermarket rattle cans that fade in a season.

Third section: Serial numbers. Page 4 tells you where to find them – engine serial on cylinder block (Fig. 5-1), chassis serial on the label. Never order a major assembly without confirming your serial number range. The catalog lists parts by serial number breaks (example: –229 and 230–). One digit off and the bolt pattern changes.

Decipher the Parts Numbering System

Part numbers that start with V or W are market standard parts – you can source them anywhere. Everything else is Iseki-specific. The “KEY” column on each diagram points you to the exploded view. The “QTY” column shows pieces per unit, and if it says M you’re buying by the meter, L by the liter, AR means you adjust to fit. The “Remarks” column may list other maker’s part codes or refer you to another figure number for sub-components. This system is dense but consistent. Once you get the rhythm, you can find any part in under two minutes.

Color Codes and Paint Matches – Page 4

Iseki uses specific color codes for factory finishes: 6G Summer White, 4L Neo Blue, 7F Mirror Black. The spray-type paint part numbers are given for each. Page 4 includes a note that color codes are only assigned for parts the maker designated as color parts. If you’re matching a faded hood, cross-check with the paint code – don’t guess from a photo. Using the correct OEM paint saves you from having to strip and repaint after the wrong shade peels. ISEKI SFH220/SFH240 Parts Catalogue

Does This Catalog Cover Both SFH220 and SFH240?

Yes. The title says it: SFH220 and SFH240. The first page lists all variants: SFH220T-E4, GE4, GE4F, GWE42C, GWE42F2, WE42C; SFH240F-BE4, BE42C, BGE4, BGE42C, BGE42F2, BGE4F, GWE42C, GWE42F2, WE42C. That covers two-wheel drive, four-wheel drive, HST, blower case, and extra-spec models for European homologation (area code E4). If your machine matches one of those codes, every part in this catalog is applicable. Not a single piece left out.

Ordering Parts Correctly – Use the Serial Number

Parts listed in the catalog have an upper column for quantity and a lower column for serial number range. For example, if the lower column shows “－229”, that part fits up to serial number 229. If it shows “230－”, it fits from 230 onward. There’s also the ITC column with three symbols: 1 means new part replaces old, 2 means old replaces new, 3 means no interchange. Ordering a part with the wrong ITC symbol is like putting a square peg in a round hole. Check the serial number on your machine first – stamped on the cylinder block or the chassis label – then match it to the catalog. Iseki TS3110 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown

One more thing: the catalog uses “SPC” codes – an asterisk for standard parts, T for optional, R for replacement parts. If you’re rebuilding a machine that originally came with a standard part, don’t substitute an optional replacement unless you verify fitment. The catalog tells you exactly which is which. Iseki TXG23 TXG23FH TXG23TH TXG23E 2003 Parts Catalog

Frequently Asked Questions

What models are covered in this OEM parts catalog?

SFH220 and SFH240 riding mowers, including HST, two-wheel, four-wheel, blower case, and extra-spec variants.

Is this a repair manual or a parts catalog?

It’s a parts catalog – 210 pages of exploded diagrams, part numbers, and ordering information. It does not include step-by-step repair procedures or torque specs. For service instructions, you need the separate Iseki SFH220/SFH240 service manual.

How do I use the interchangeability (ITC) codes?

ITC codes are listed in each parts table. Code 1: new part can replace old. Code 2: old part can replace new. Code 3: no interchange. Always check this before ordering – especially for older machines where superseded parts may or may not work.

Can I use this catalog to order parts directly from my local Iseki dealer?

Yes. That’s exactly what this is for. The part numbers and diagrams are identical to what the dealer uses. When you order, provide the part number from the catalog plus your machine’s serial number. The dealer will confirm fitment using the same codes. This catalog eliminates the “wrong part arrived” phone call. If you need paint, use the color code from page 4 to order the correct factory paint. The only thing the dealer can’t do is accept a part number from a third-party website that copied the number wrong – but with the OEM catalog, you’re giving them the real number. Automotive Industry Overview Automotive Industry Overview

Bottom line: if you own an Iseki SFH220 or SFH240 and you need to order parts, stop cross-referencing vague online lists. This is the factory document that the dealers use. 210 pages, 2010 edition, original OEM print. No guessing, no reprints, no aftermarket copies. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your mower running with the right parts every time.