Description

Iseki TF325, TF325F, TF325FH Parts Catalog

You’ve got a tractor that’s down because you can’t find the right part number. Or you ordered a filter that doesn’t fit because the aftermarket listing was wrong. I’ve been there. That’s why when I need parts for an Iseki TF325, TF325F, or TF325FH, I go straight to the Iseki TF325, TF325F, TF325FH Parts Catalog. 253 pages of factory-sourced numbers, diagrams, and interchange codes. No guessing. No third-party reinterpretation. This is the same book the dealer’s parts counter uses.

What You Get With 253 Pages of Part Numbers

This catalog breaks down every bolt, seal, hose, and gear by figure number. Each illustration shows the exploded view with a key that ties to a part code. You get quantity per unit – QTY column tells you exactly how many you need. When you see “M” in QTY, it means you buy by the meter. “l” means liters. “AR” means adjust or regulate – that’s for shims or spacers. The manual also flags standard parts with an asterisk (*), optional parts with ‘T’, and replacement parts with ‘R’. No more guessing whether a part is original or retrofitted.

Decoding the Parts Catalog: Color Codes and Interchangeability

Page 2 of the catalog shows the interchangeability table – ITC codes. 1 means old parts can be replaced by new. 2 means old parts work in place of new. 3 means they are not interchangeable. That alone saves you return shipping. And the color code list on page 4? If you’re repainting a fender or a hood, you need the exact spray paint code. Crystal Blue (1300-957-001-10) or Sunset Gray (1300-959-003-10) – it’s all listed with the OEM color code and container size. Don’t trust a rattle can from the auto parts store. Get the factory color.

Who Actually Needs This Catalog?

If you own a TF325F with a four-wheel-drive front axle and a mid-PTO setup (MDUE41), or a TF325FH with hydrostatic transmission and turf tires (MUE42), this is your book. It covers three chassis variants: standard 2WD TF325, 4WD TF325F, and 4WD HST TF325FH. The “Type of Machine” table on page 2 matches your serial number prefix to the correct engine (E3CE-B03 or E3CE-B04) and options like dual clutch or power steering. I’ve seen DIY guys buy a clutch kit for a TF325 and then realize their FH model uses a different input shaft. That mistake costs half a day. This catalog prevents it.

OEM Document vs Aftermarket Parts Lists

The difference between this ISEKI TF325 TF325F TF325FH Parts Catalog and a pirated PDF? Factory drawings that show where each part number lives in the assembly. Aftermarket parts catalogs often re-draw the diagram and introduce errors – like swapping LH and RH because they read the illustration upside down. This manual states on page 3: “LH and RH on the parts name are described against the moving direction of the machine.” That’s a detail a reprint house ignores. If you want to know which side the brake pedal return spring goes, trust the original, not a copy.

3 Key Sections You’ll Use Repeatedly

First, the power train exploded views – PTO shaft, differential, axle housings. Second, the hydraulic system – filter assemblies (Figure 164 shows the suction filter with O-ring part number V721-103-103-50) and the lift cylinder seals. Third, the electrical system – wiring harness part numbers for the dash panel. Each figure has a “Key” column that references the illustration number, so you don’t flip back and forth like a madman. And if you need the service manual for disassembly, pair it with the ISEKI Tractors TF317F/TF321F/TF325F/TF330F Service Manual plus the ISEKI TF317F/TF321F/TF325F/TF330F Tractor Manual for the full repair and parts picture. You can also brush up on general tractor maintenance knowledge from the Automotive Industry Overview or Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog cover engine internal rebuild parts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers for components like piston rings, gaskets, and bearings, but does not include torque specs or assembly steps. You need the service manual for that.

Can I use this to order parts for a TF325FH with turf tires?

Yes.

How do I read the serial number range in the catalog?

Each figure on page 3 shows an upper row (first product serial) and a lower row (last product serial). If your tractor’s serial falls between those numbers, the part listed is correct. If not, check the Interchangeability column (ITC) to see if a newer part supersedes the old one.

What do the symbols in the Remarks column mean?

The Remarks column shows other maker’s part codes and figure numbers for SET or ASSY parts. For example, if you see a Fig. number in the Remarks column for a SET part, turn to that figure to see the individual components that make up the set. This helps you order separate pieces if the set is discontinued or backordered.

Look, I’ve wasted hours digging through aftermarket parts catalogs that had the wrong diagram for a simple hydraulic filter. This Iseki parts catalog is the factory reference – 253 pages, exploded diagrams, color codes, and interchangeability data. If you’re rebuilding a TF325 series tractor or just tracking down a fuel filter part number, get the book that the engineers wrote. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your shop tablet. You’ll thank yourself the first time you need a part number at 8 PM on a Saturday.