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Iseki SXG15 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown (114 Pages)

If you’re chasing a part number for an Iseki SXG15 and you’re tired of cross-referencing aftermarket junk that doesn’t match, you need the factory Parts Catalog. Not a reprint, not a third-party guess – the actual Iseki document. 114 pages of part codes, interchangeability tables, and color paint specs. I’ve seen guys order a new steering column because they misread a cheap diagram. This catalog stops that.

Reading the Parts Catalog: Column Definitions

Page 1 lays out exactly how to read the tables. You get KEY, PART CODE, DESCRIPTION, SPC, TYPE OF MODEL, REMARKS. The lower column shows serial number ranges – “-229” means up to serial 229, “230-” means after. That’s the difference between getting a bolt that fits and one that strips. The manual also explains ITC (interchangeability) codes: 1 means old replaces new, 2 means new replaces old, 3 means they don’t swap. Memorize that before you order.

Model Codes and Area Codes – What They Mean

Two codes control which parts fit your machine: MODEL TYPE and AREA CODE. H means HST transmission, S with seat. E4 covers Europe and Oceania. If you’ve got a Iseki SXG15 Operators Manual – Factory Specs for Lawn Mowers you already know your model code. Without it, you’re guessing. The parts catalog lists every variant – SSM48M, SSM48F, SSM48G, SRM48M, SRM48F, SRM48G – with separate columns for each. One wrong digit and you’re bolting on the wrong case.

Interchangeability (ITC) Codes Explained

Ever ordered a part that was superseded and got the wrong one? The ITC column marks that. 1 means the old part can be replaced by the new one (OLD to NEW). 2 means the reverse – new fits old. 3 means no crossover. Page 1 spells it out in black and white. I’ve seen techs ignore this and end up with a box of parts that don’t align. The catalog also has a GRP column for parts that can be replaced as a set – marked by letters A, B, C. If you need a full assembly, that saves you ordering each piece.

Does This Catalog Cover Your SXG15?

If your machine’s serial number starts before 229 or after 230, yes. The catalog covers the full production range of the SXG15 lawn & garden tractor. It lists component and option parts for all models. No missing sheets. No “refer to other manual”. 114 pages of factory data. The Iseki SXG15 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown is exactly that – a direct scan of Iseki’s own parts book. If you need a parts list for a related tractor, check the Iseki TS3110 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown – same format, different machine.

114 Pages of Factory-Authorized Parts Data

That page count matters. A flimsy 30-page aftermarket list skips the serial-number splits and the interchange tables. Here you get the full breakdown: key numbers, part codes, quantities, color codes, and spray-type paint references. Page 3 includes color codes for 4L Neo-Blue and 7F M – actual paint formulas for touch-ups. The catalog also notes “M” for meter-length parts and “L” for liter-supplied components. That matters when you’re ordering hydraulic hose or coolant.

Color Codes and Paint References

Page 3 lists spray-type paints (4K drum, 16K drum) with part codes. If you need to match the OEM finish, those codes are there. The catalog even differentiates between spray and drum paints. That’s the level of detail you get from a factory document, not a third-party sketch. You want the right part number and the right paint? Use the original.

Does this catalog include part numbers for the engine?

Yes. All engine components are listed with part codes.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for my SXG15 with serial number 230?

Yes. The catalog includes serial number ranges. See the “Remarks” column for specifics. The manual explains that the lower column indicates serial number ranges. For example, “-229” means up to serial 229, “230-” means serial 230 and after. So if you have a later machine, the correct parts are identified by the lower column numbers. That prevents ordering the wrong-case cover or pin.

Are paint codes included?

Yes, page 3 lists spray-type paints and drum paints with color codes like 4L Neo-Blue and 7F M.

What does “SPC” stand for?

SPC classifies parts as standard (*), optional (T), or replacement (R). Asterisk means standard fit.

If you’re tired of guessing part numbers and returning wrong orders, get the real thing. Automotive Industry Overview shows how precision matters, and this catalog delivers that precision. Automotive Industry Overview – same principle. Access the Factory Manual now and have the right parts waiting on the shelf.