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Iseki SXG326H, SXG323 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown

You ever order a part by eye, get it in the mail, and find out it’s the wrong housing, wrong bolt length, wrong everything? I’ve seen guys bench a tractor for two weeks because they chased the wrong part number from a third-party website. That’s money down the drain and a customer breathing down your neck. If you work on Iseki SXG326H, SXG323 Parts Catalog tractors—specifically the SXG323H and SXG326H garden tractors—you need the actual factory parts book. Not a scan of a scan. Not a reprint with blurry lines. The real 234-page OEM document that tells you exactly which case upper, which sensor bolt, and which color-coded paint to order.

What This Parts Catalog Actually Contains

The manual opens with a full explanation of how to read the parts tables. If you’ve ever stared at a column marked “ITC” and wondered what “1” and “2” mean, page 2 tells you: “1…OLD → NEW” means the new part replaces the old one with full interchangeability. “2…OLD → NEW” means the old part still works with the new system. “3…OLD →← NEW” means you cannot swap them. That kind of detail saves you from ordering a $200 case that won’t bolt up. The catalog covers every component group for the HST and G-spec models, including the extra specifications for local homologation (area code E4 for Europe/Oceania).

Key Part Numbers and Diagrams for SXG323 and SXG326H

Each page shows an exploded diagram with key numbers that directly correspond to the part table. For example, key 1 points to CASE/UPPER part number 8595-211-001-20, and key 2 points to CASE/LOWER 8595-211-002-10. Standard parts beginning with ‘V’ or ‘W’ are market-standard hardware—you can source those locally if needed. Color codes are listed for every painted component: Summer White (6G), Neo Blue (4L), Mirror Black (7F). You get both spray- and drum-type paint codes so you can order exact touch-up paint. If you’ve ever tried to match a faded 20-year-old Iseki blue, you’ll appreciate having the original factory color codes.

Does This Catalog Cover Serial Number Breakpoints?

Yes. The lower column in every parts table shows the serial number range. A dash before the number means “up to that serial”—for example, –229 means parts for tractors built up to serial 229. A number followed by a dash, like 230–, means from serial 230 onward. You can verify your machine’s serial from the label on the chassis or the engine block (see Fig. 5-1 for engine location). This is critical because internal components like the transmission case or hydraulic fittings may change after a certain serial break. Ordering the wrong version means the bolt holes don’t line up and you’re back to square one.

Interchangeability Codes and Set Replacements

The GRP column marks parts that can be replaced as a set. For instance, if the diagram shows an assembly, you’ll see a note in the Remarks column pointing you to another figure number where the subcomponents are listed. That way you can either buy the whole ASSY or piece it together from individual parts. The ITC code tells you if a superseded part is backward-compatible. I’ve seen too many technicians pull a part off the shelf only to find the new revision has a different mounting hole pattern. This catalog flags those changes.

Who Should Use This Parts Catalog

If you own an Iseki SXG323 or SXG326H garden tractor and do your own maintenance, this book is for you. Also for small equipment dealers who need to cross-reference parts quickly. It’s not a repair manual—there’s no step-by-step disassembly here—but it gives you the exact part numbers and quantities you need to order from any Iseki dealer. The QTY column uses ‘M’ for meter-length items like cables, ‘L’ for liters of fluid, and ‘AR’ for adjust-on-arrival parts like shims. Beginners should read the first few pages (the “Directions for use of Parts Catalogue”) to understand the symbols before jumping into the diagrams. That five-minute read will save you a return shipping fee.

Source Authenticity: OEM vs Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs often omit the color codes, interchangeability notes, and serial number breakpoints. They also tend to redraw diagrams with less detail. This is a direct factory PDF from Iseki—same document used by dealership parts counters. The original file name ISEKI_SXG323-SXG326H_Parts_Catalog_en-19214019584.pdf confirms it’s the genuine English-language release. No third-party editing, no watermarks, no missing pages. You get all 234 pages exactly as printed.

Need other Iseki references? Check out the Iseki SXG323H SXG326H Garden Tractor Parts Catalog (same models, different year?), the ISEKI SXG323/SXG326 Lawn Mower Operator Manual 2000 – Section: Table Des Matière for operational specs, or the Iseki TS3110 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown if you have a different chassis. For background on why factory documentation matters in the Automotive Industry Overview, see the Automotive Industry Overview page.

FAQ

Can I use this parts catalog to repair my SXG326H transmission?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It shows you which parts to order after you’ve diagnosed the failure. You still need the separate service manual for torque specs and removal procedures.

How do I know which paint code to use for my year?

The color code table on page 3 lists the factory paint codes for Summer White (6G) spray and drum, Neo Blue (4L), and Mirror Black (7F). Unless your tractor has been repainted, those codes match the original finish. Use the GRP column to see if the part is a color-assigned item; if so, the code is required when ordering.

Stop wasting time and money on parts that don’t fit. Access the Factory Manual now and get the complete Iseki SXG326H, SXG323 parts breakdown with every part number, interchange note, and diagram you need.