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Iseki SXG19H, SXG22H, SXG45H, SXG45D, SXG60H Parts Catalog

Spent an hour hunting for a part number for a SXG45H transmission case? Been there. Aftermarket parts catalogs give you a blurry diagram and a generic code that doesn’t match anything the dealer stocks. This Iseki SXG19H, SXG22H, SXG45H, SXG45D, SXG60H Parts Catalog is what the factory uses. 199 pages of actual part codes, exploded views, and cross-reference columns. No third-party guesswork.

Parts Catalog Breakdown: How It Works

Open page 1 and you see the key. Column headers list every model: SXG19H, SXG22H, SXG45H, SXG45D, SXG60H, plus extra variants like SXG45FL and SXG60FL. A bullet (•) in that column means the part fits that tractor. No wondering, no decoding. Part codes like A558-211-091-20 for the upper case are printed right there. Need the lower case? Same page, code A598-211-092-20. You verify every nut and bolt against the factory print.

What Models Are Covered?

Five base models plus their variants. The catalog lists SXG19H, SXG22H, SXG45H, SXG45D, SXG60H. But it also includes SXG45FL and SXG60FL for flail mower or other attachments. Each column is labeled with the machine code – you can’t mix them up. That matters when you’re ordering for a fleet and need to keep inventory straight. Iseki SXG19H, SXG22H 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual gives you the same level of detail for older production runs.

Using the Parts Table Correctly

Read the column headers before you start. The key row at the top tells you which specification applies. UE42 means standard specs. UGE42 means extra specs – often for local homologation requirements. If your machine was sold in a market with extra lighting or hydraulic outlets, that UGE42 code is your clue. Don’t assume the standard part fits. Cross-check the column bullet.

199 Pages of Factory Part Codes

That’s the entire catalog. Every page is packed with tables. The OCR excerpt shows how dense it gets: rows for CASE/UPPER, CASE/LOWER, PIN, BOLT 10MM. Each row has part code, description, and model applicability. Need the pin for SXG19H? Row 3 – code V523-100-801-90 – and only the SXG19H column has a bullet. The other tractors use a different pin. That kind of detail prevents ordering the wrong part and losing a day waiting for a replacement.

Why Aftermarket Parts Catalogs Fail

Reprints and scanned copies from third-party sites omit the specification codes. They’ll list the same part code for all models, even when the factory says the part only fits one. I’ve seen it happen. The OEM catalog from Iseki TS3110 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown has the same verified structure. Don’t trust a PDF that doesn’t show the column headers. This one does.

Working on an older Iseki? Check Iseki TXG23 TXG23FH TXG23TH TXG23E 2003 Parts Catalog – same factory format, different models. If you want background on why OEM documentation matters in the Automotive Industry Overview, see the standards for parts numbering and traceability. The Automotive Industry Overview explains why manufacturers use specific codes – helps you verify authenticity.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs?

No. This is strictly a parts listing. You need the repair manual for bolt torques and assembly specs.

Can I use this to order parts from my dealer?

Yes. The part codes are OEM factory numbers. Give your dealer the code like A558-211-091-20 and they can order it. But check the specification code in the key – UE42 vs UGE42 – to ensure you get the right part for your tractor’s homologation.

How do I interpret the table with multiple columns?

Each column is labeled with the model name. Look at the row for the part you need. Where a bullet appears under your model, that part fits. Some rows have bullets under several models, meaning the part is common. For example, the CASE/UPPER (code A558-211-091-20) is used on all six models listed. The PIN (V523-100-801-90) fits only SXG19H. Pay attention to the column order: SXG45H, SXG45D, SXG60H, SXG60D, SXG45FL, SXG60FL. If your model isn’t in the column header, this catalog doesn’t cover it.

Is this the same as a service manual?

No. Service manuals contain procedures and specifications. This Parts Catalog is for identifying and ordering parts. You need both if you’re rebuilding a tractor.

If you’re tired of cross-referencing parts from blurry aftermarket scans, get the real thing. Access the Factory Manual now and start ordering the exact parts your Iseki needs.