Description

Iseki TH4295, TH4335 Parts Catalog

You pull the hydraulic line off an Iseki TH4295 transmission and the O-ring shreds. Now you need the part number to order a replacement. Without the factory breakdown, you’re flipping through aftermarket catalogs or measuring on the bench. This Iseki TH4295, TH4335 Parts Catalog kills that. 324 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded views, and model-specific usage codes. No drawings from memory. Every bolt, seal, and bracket listed with a key part code and which engine variant it fits.

What the Parts Catalog Covers

The catalog lists all component and option parts used for the TH4295 and TH4335 tractors. You get every major assembly from the engine block to the rear axle. The heading paragraph on page 1 explains how to read the key part code, description, and the dot grid that tells you which engine type – S4M40H, S5M40H, S5M45H, S5M48H, S5M48HJ – uses that component. Sixteen horizontal dots per row. Miss one dot and you order the wrong case upper.

Model Identification Codes

Iseki codes aren’t intuitive. A “F” means four-wheel drive, “S” is syncro-shuttle, “K” independent PTO, “M” mid PTO, “W” double spool valve, “V” single spool, “R” ROPS, “A” center ROPS with draft control. The catalog includes these codes in the model type breakdown so you can pin down your exact tractor spec before you order parts. Area codes like E4 (Europe) and E4D (Germany) are listed too.

324 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdown

Each page is a factory-original scan – not a reprint with blurred lines. You get the key part number, the description, the model applicability matrix, and the quantity needed. For example, part 8583-211-200-10 is the case/lower assembly. The dot grid tells you it fits the TH4335 with S5M45H engine and independent PTO. No guessing. If the dot isn’t there, that part doesn’t go on your machine.

Over 300 pages of structured data. That’s a lot of dots to read, but it beats disassembling a transmission just to count teeth on a gear.

Aftermarket vs OEM Documentation

I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs that swap part numbers or leave out the “K” independent PTO variant. Then you get a clutch fork that doesn’t clear. This is an OEM Iseki publication. The part codes match what you’d get from the dealer. The usage matrix is the same one the factory uses to build the tractor. Aftermarket copies? They skip the dots or cut corners on the area codes. You don’t need that on a Friday afternoon when the customer’s tractor is split in half.

Who Needs This Parts Catalog

If you’re a farm mechanic rebuilding a TH4335 transmission or a DIY owner chasing a hydraulic leak on a TH4295, this catalog gets you the right part numbers the first time. It’s also useful for restorers who need to cross-reference obsolete parts. The 324-page catalog covers both TH4295 and TH4335 with all option packages. If you work on Iseki tractors, this belongs on your bench next to the service manual.

For related factory documentation, check the ISEKI TH4295 TH4335 TH4365 Parts Catalogue”>ISEKI TH4295 TH4335 TH4365 Parts Catalogue if you need coverage of the TH4365 model. A newer edition from 2012 is available as the ISEKI TH4295 TH4335 TH4365 Parts Catalogue 2012″>ISEKI TH4295 TH4335 TH4365 Parts Catalogue 2012. For smaller tractors, the Iseki TS3110 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown”>Iseki TS3110 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown covers the TS3110.

To understand how these agricultural machines fit into the broader Automotive Industry Overview, you can read the Wikipedia article. For a general overview of the Automotive Industry Overview, that same source provides background on part numbering conventions.

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog – it lists part numbers, descriptions, and usage codes. Torque specs are in the service manual.

Can I use this catalog for the TH4365 model?

The TH4365 is not listed in the model type codes. The catalog explicitly covers TH4295 and TH4335. For TH4365, use the related catalog linked above.

Is this a genuine OEM factory manual or a reprint?

It is an original OEM publication by Iseki. The scans are from the factory file. You get the same part numbers a dealer would look up. No third-party modifications.

How is the “head paragraph” used to find parts?

The head paragraph on each page shows the key part code, description, and a dot grid that tells which engine type and option packages use that part. You match the dots under each column (S4M40H, S5M40H, etc.) to your tractor’s model code. A dot means that part is used; blank means it is not. That way you know exactly which parts fit your tractor without ordering by serial number alone. The area code column also tells you the market region (Europe, Germany). It takes a few minutes to learn the grid, but after one or two lookups it becomes second nature.

You need part numbers you can trust. The Iseki factory parts catalog is the only source that matches your tractor’s exact build. Access the Factory Manual now.