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Iseki TM3200, TM3240 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part for an Iseki TM3200 or TM3240 tractor and got the wrong one because the online listing was vague, you know the frustration. This is the factory parts catalog – Iseki TM3200, TM3240 Parts Catalog – 370 pages of exploded diagrams, part numbers, and interchange codes that leave no room for guesswork. No aftermarket reprint. No third-party summaries. This is the actual document Iseki put together for dealers and shops.

370 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdown

Each page in this catalog shows a specific system or component group for the TM3200 and TM3240. Exploded diagrams identify every nut, bolt, seal, and bracket with a KEY number that links to the parts table. Model type codes (F for four-wheel drive, H for HST, S for power steering with independent PTO, M for mid PTO, U for power steering only, R for front/rear hitch and ROPS) are listed so you match the exact configuration. Area code E4 covers European specifications. The tables also list serial number breakpoints — for example, a quantity column showing “230” means parts for serial number 230 and after. This level of detail is why factory manuals beat aftermarket compilations.

How to Read the Parts Catalog Tables

Pages 1 through 3 walk you through the table structure. Each row contains KEY (location in diagram), PART CODE (13-digit factory number), DESCRIPTION, SPC (standard, optional, or replacement), TYPE OF MODEL columns, ITC (interchangeability code), COL (color code for painted parts), GRP (set group), and REMARKS. Pay attention to the SPC column: a ‘T’ means the part is optional — not standard on every tractor. A ‘R’ means it can replace an originally equipped part. The ITC code is critical: ‘1’ means new part replaces old, ‘2’ means old part can be used in place of new, ‘3’ means no interchange. Do not ignore these codes.

Model Type Codes – What Do They Mean?

Your tractor model is built from these letters. F (four-wheel drive), H (HST – hydrostatic transmission), S (power steering and independent PTO), M (mid PTO), U (power steering only), R (front/rear hitch and ROPS). A TM3240 might be tagged as “FSM” or “HUR.” The parts catalog uses these codes in the TYPE OF MODEL columns to tell you which variants get which parts. Ordering a part listed only for type “S” when your tractor is “H” means the part won’t fit. Check your tractor’s model code before you order anything.

Interchangeability and Part Code Decoding

The ITC column on every page tells you whether a superseded part can cross-fit. Code 1: new part number can replace the old one. Code 2: old part number fits where the new one goes — useful if you have a stash of older parts. Code 3: no crossover. You must order the part listed for your serial number range. Part numbers starting with ‘V’ or ‘W’ are standard market parts. Color codes (COL) are listed for painted components — using the wrong paint can cause corrosion or fade. This catalog also notes when a part is supplied by the meter (M) or liter (L). Don’t guess.

Aftermarket Catalogs vs. This OEM Document

Aftermarket parts sites often combine several tractor series into one generic list. This catalog is specific to the TM3200 and TM3240. It includes every serial number breakpoint, optional part (SPC code T), and replacement part (SPC code R). Third-party lists may omit the interchangeability codes or merge color variants. Using the wrong thread pitch or material on a hydraulic fitting can cause a leak that costs you a field day. This OEM catalog eliminates that risk. It’s the same document Iseki dealerships use when ordering parts.

Who Needs This Catalog?

If you own a TM3200 or TM3240 tractor, you need this catalog. DIY mechanics looking up part numbers for online orders. Shop owners servicing multiple Iseki tractors. It covers engine, transmission, PTO, hydraulics, steering, and body panels. Without it, you’re hunting through generic databases that might give you a part that looks right but doesn’t fit. 370 pages of factory data end that guesswork.

Ordering the wrong brake seal or hydraulic hose can cause a failure that puts you or the tractor at risk. Use the correct part numbers from this catalog to avoid field repairs that end in injury.

For the operator’s manual covering daily operation and maintenance, refer to Iseki TM3200, TM3240, TM3160 2004 Operators Manual. If you also work on the TS3110, see Iseki TS3110 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown. This ISEKI TM3200 TM3240 Parts Catalogue is the document you need for ordering parts.

Understanding how parts cataloging works is part of the broader Automotive Industry Overview. The principles discussed here are standard across the Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog – torque specs are in the service manual.

Can I use this to find part numbers for my TM3240 with HST?

Yes. The catalog lists parts for all model variants including HST (code H). Use the model type code table on page 3 to identify your tractor’s configuration.

How do I decode the interchangeability codes (ITC)?

The ITC column indicates interchangeability between old and new part numbers. A code of ‘1’ means the new part can replace the old one without modification. Code ‘2’ means the old part can be used in place of the new part – useful if you have a stash of older parts. Code ‘3’ means the parts are not interchangeable; you must order the exact part listed for your serial number range. This is explained on page 2 of the catalog. Using the wrong code can lead to fitment issues, so pay attention.

Is this the same as the operator’s manual?

No. The operator’s manual covers daily use, maintenance, and safety. This parts catalog is for ordering replacement parts. You need both.

Stop guessing which part fits. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact OEM part numbers for your Iseki TM3200 or TM3240. Your tractor deserves the right parts.