Description

Iseki TM215H, TM217H Parts Catalog

If you have ever tried to order a part for your Iseki tractor using a generic aftermarket catalog, you know the headache — wrong part numbers, missing illustrations, and zero guidance on interchangeability. This 209-page Parts Catalog for the Iseki TM215H, TM217H Parts Catalog is the factory-issued document. It lists every component used on these machines, from the smallest O-ring to the main hydraulic filter assembly. No guesswork, no reprints — just the original OEM data straight from Iseki. You want a part number that actually fits your TM215H or TM217H? This is where you find it.

Factory Parts Breakdown for TM215H and TM217H

This catalog covers both the TM215H and TM217H models, including variants with FHMUE4 and FHUE4 suffixes. Page 1 shows the applicable model types: F indicates four-wheel drive HST, M for mid PTO, U for power steering, and E4 for Europe and Oceania. Every part in the catalog is assigned to a specific figure key, and the part code, description, quantity per machine, and model applicability are listed. Need to know which suction filter assembly fits your TM215H? The chart on page 1 gives you the exact part code and O-ring size. No calling the dealer to ask.

What Does a 209-Page Parts Catalog Include?

The catalog is organized by assemblies — engine, transmission, hydraulics, steering, electrical, and more. Each section begins with an illustrated diagram showing the location of each part (the KEY numbers in the parts list correspond to the picture). Then the table gives you the part code, description, quantity per machine, and any notes like start/end serial numbers. For parts supplied by the meter, the quantity is marked with an ‘M’; for liters, an ‘L’. You also get interchangeability codes (ITC) that tell you if a new part can replace an old one, or if they are not compatible. This data keeps you from buying the wrong filter or seal because you guessed at a design change.

Three Ways This Catalog Saves You from Ordering Wrong Parts

First, the symbol column uses standard marks: asterisk for standard parts, ‘T’ for optional parts that can be installed on any machine, and ‘R’ for replacement parts that substitute original equipment. Second, the serial number range tells you exactly which production run the part fits. Third, the color code column (COL) includes a reference to Iseki spray paint numbers for plastic or painted components. On page 3 you will find the color code chart listing Crystal Blue (code 4G) with its spray and drum part numbers. No more mixing mystery paint to match a faded fender.

Read the Symbol Codes Before You Order

Page 3 explains the symbol system in plain text. A star means standard, ‘T’ means optional, ‘R’ means replacement. The ITC column uses numbers 1 through 3: 1 means old parts can be substituted with new (interchangeable forward), 2 means new parts can replace old (backward compatible), 3 means no interchange at all. If you ignore these codes, you might order a part that looks the same physically but has a different internal spec — and then you are pulling the tractor apart a second time. This catalog tells you right there in the table.

Part Number Decoding: How the Catalog Organizes Components

Each part number follows Iseki’s standard format — a 13-digit code starting with a prefix like ‘1614-508’. Parts beginning with ‘V’ or ‘W’ are standard market parts (bolts, nuts, gaskets) available from any supplier, but Iseki lists their original numbers too. The Remarks column may show “Fig.164” when the part belongs to a larger assembly detailed in another figure. The catalog cross-references every set of components, so you can order a complete assembly or just the individual seal. That kind of granularity is what keeps a job moving instead of waiting on three separate orders.

Who Needs This Catalog?

Anyone who owns a TM215H or TM217H tractor and wants to maintain or repair it themselves. Professional mechanics working on these agricultural machines will also use it daily to pull correct part numbers for warranty claims or customer orders. Home garage enthusiasts who buy used Iseki tractors often find missing or broken parts — this catalog lets you look up the exact piece, including discontinued items that have superseded part numbers. If you rely on aftermarket databases, you risk ordering parts that fit loosely or not at all. This is the source the dealerships use.

Source Authenticity: OEM vs Aftermarket

This catalog is an original Iseki factory print — not a scan of a scan, not a third-party compilation. The 209 pages are the same document shipped to dealers. Aftermarket catalogs often omit the ITC codes, the color reference, and the detailed model variant breakdown. They also frequently renumber figures, making it impossible to cross-reference. With this factory Parts Catalog, you have the exact board of parts Iseki engineers designed. That matters when you are ordering a $400 hydraulic pump and need to confirm the port configuration.

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Does this parts catalog include torque specifications or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists component part numbers, quantities, and interchange codes only.

How do I interpret the part numbers and symbols in the tables?

The catalog uses a key system explained on pages 1 and 3. The KEY column corresponds to numbers on the illustrated diagram. Part codes are 13-digit numbers; those starting with V or W are standard market parts. The symbol column uses * for standard, T for optional, R for replacement. The ITC column shows compatibility: 1 means old parts fit new machines, 2 means new parts fit old machines, 3 means no interchange. The COL column refers to color codes (e.g., 4G for Crystal Blue) with spray and paint part numbers listed on page 3. Always check the serial number range to ensure the part matches your tractor’s production date.

Stop chasing phantom part numbers from memory or generic websites. This is the real Iseki documentation — 209 pages of factory-correct data for the TM215H and TM217H. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your tractor running with genuine parts, every time.