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Iseki TH4295, TH4335, TH4365 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs

If you are wrenching on an Iseki TH4295, TH4335, or TH4365 and you need the right part number, this is the document. Iseki TH4295, TH4335, TH4365 Parts Catalog runs 665 pages of factory-sourced breakdowns. No aftermarket re-draw, no guesswork on interchangeability codes. I have torqued enough head bolts to know that guessing a part number costs you a week of downtime. This catalog gives you the exact part code, the quantity per unit, and the interchangeability flags so you know if that new supersedes the old or if they are not compatible. Skip the generic parts sites – get the source.

Model Type Codes and Area Codes

Page 1 of this Parts Catalog lays out the model type codes. F for wheel drive, S for syncro shuttle, K for independent PTO, M for mid PTO, W for double spool valve, V for single spool, R for ROPS, A for center ROPS with draft control, J for joystick valve. Area codes: E4 for Europe, E4D for Germany, E6 for Oceania. If you are in North America, you likely have an E4 or E6 variant – but the catalog lists all. When ordering, verify your tractor’s serial number against the lower column on each page. That serial range tells you if a part fits your machine. Overlooking that gets you a box of wrong parts.

Interchangeability (ITC) Codes: Why They Matter

One of the most useful features in this catalog is the ITC column – interchangeability. Page 2 explains: code 1 means old to new (new part can replace old), code 2 means new to old (old can replace new), code 3 means no cross. If you are rebuilding a TH4335 and a TH4365 shares the same part, the ITC code will flag it. I have seen guys grab a part from a different model and jam it in because the shape looked the same – then the thread pitch was off. The ITC column eliminates that. Use it. This is factory data, not aftermarket guessing. Automotive Industry Overview confirms that OEM sourcing cuts failure rates.

Parts Key, Quantity Notation, and SET Groups

Each part diagram has a key number, part code, description, quantity, and remarks. Quantity upper column shows how many per unit: M for supplied by meter, l for liter, AR for adjust or regulate. Lower column is serial number range. That matters when you are ordering a hydraulic line or a filter. The GRP column on page 2 indicates SET parts – items that must be replaced together. Look for the circle letters: A can be replaced by B, C by D, etc. Do not try to mix-and-match from different SET groups – you will create leaks. I have done it. It is not worth it.

Color Codes and Paint Types

Page 3 lists the color codes: NEO BLUE (code 7F), SUNSET GRAY, SUMMER WHITE, MIRROR BLACK. Each color has a spray-type paint code and a drum paint code. If you are repainting a hood or fender on a TH4295, you need the correct code – 1300-954-004-00 for NEO BLUE spray. The manual even shows the drum paint codes for big jobs. Do not rely on a paint store cross-reference; use the factory number. This catalog comes from AutoRepairManuals, the largest collection of OEM shop manuals in North America. You get verified factory specifications, not reprints from third-party copiers.

Replacements and Related Manuals

If you need more detail on service procedures, check these related factory catalogs: Iseki TH4295, TH4335, TH4365 2012 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs”> and Iseki TH4295, TH4335 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs & Breakdown”>. Also available: Iseki TS3110 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown”>. These are not reprints – original OEM print.

Does this Parts Catalog include torque specifications for assembly?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers, diagrams, interchangeability, quantities, and color codes. For torque specs, get the factory service manual for TH4295, TH4335, TH4365.

How do I know which area code applies to my tractor if mine is imported?

Look at the serial number plate on the transmission housing. Cross-reference the chassis serial number with the lower column on each parts page. If it falls into a range, use that page. If you cannot find it, call Iseki dealer with the full serial.

Can I use this catalog to order parts online from a dealer?

Yes. Give the dealer the part code from the catalog (e.g., 4535-211-581-28 for CASE/UPPER). Make sure to mention the ITC code if a supersession applies. Dealers often quote the catalog part number directly – this saves you the markup of aftermarket lookup services.

Why does the catalog use symbols like ‘M’ and ‘l’ for quantity?

M means the part is sold by the meter (e.g., hydraulic hose), l means by liter (e.g., oil). AR means adjust or regulate. These are standard OEM notations. Ignoring them leads to ordering the wrong length of hose. Page 2 explains all symbols. Read that page before you start.

This 665-page Parts Catalog is the exact document Iseki supplied to dealers. Pull the trigger and Access the Factory Manual now – you will have the part codes you need before you touch a wrench.