Description

Iseki TU324F Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part for an Iseki tractor and ended up with the wrong one because some third-party catalog had the number scrambled, you’ll appreciate what this factory document brings. This is the Iseki TU324F Parts Catalog, a 364-page reference direct from the manufacturer. No aftermarket aggregator, no condensed reprint – just the original pages that Iseki’s own parts departments use. I’ve been wrenching for 28 years, and I can tell you the difference between a factory parts book and a knockoff is the difference between a bolt that fits and a bolt that strips the threads on a $600 hydraulic pump.

Applicable Model of Machines

Section 1 of the catalog lists every variant of the TU324F tractor series. The opening table breaks down engine codes (4JD1PB-01, 4JD1PB-02) and machine types like SBE21, SBE41G, SBE43G, SCDE61, and others. Each type is paired with a regional suffix – E21 for Germany (low lug tyre), E41 for UK, E51 for France, E61 for Oceania. If you’re working on a TU324F sold in North America, you’ll want to cross-reference the serial number to the correct sub-model. Page 2 shows the machine type table with enough detail to nail down exactly what chassis you’re dealing with.

Explanation for Head Paragraph: Decoding the Parts Table

Page 2 of this catalog is where most people get lost, and it’s also where you’ll save the most time once you understand it. The heading Explanation for head_paragraph lays out every column in the parts table: KEY (diagram location), PART CODE (factory number), DESCRIPTION, QTY, TYPE OF MODEL, COL (color code), ITC (interchangeability), GRP (set parts), and REMARKS. For example, part number 1614-508-200-00 is a suction filter assembly used on TF15, TF17, and TF19 models with a quantity of 1. The ITC column uses numbers 1, 2, or 3 – 1 means new part replaces old, 2 means old replaces new, 3 means they are not interchangeable. Ignore that and you’ll be ordering a part that won’t mate with your existing assembly.

Color Codes and Paint Types

Section 3 of the catalog lists color codes for cosmetic parts. There’s a table with spray-type code numbers and drum paint codes: COSMO BLUE (code 4G), FLASH WHITE (code 6F), MIRROR BLACK (code 7F). If you’re restoring a TU324F and need to match factory paint, this is the only source that gives you the original Iseki part codes for the paint itself – 1300-952-001-10 for a 4K drum of Cosmo Blue, for instance. No guessing which rattle-can shade gets close.

Serial Numbers and Interchangeability

The catalog includes explicit serial number ranges for every part listing. Upper row shows the first product serial number, lower row shows the last. For example, filter assembly 1614-508-262-00 (LH) applies to serial numbers 1 through 1999. The ITC column tells you if the part can be swapped forward or backward. “1” means old→new – you can use the new part in place of the old. “2” means new→old – old part can replace new. “3” means no cross-compatibility. If you’re trying to keep a used TU324F running with salvage-yard parts, this data keeps you from bolting on something that changes the hydraulic flow or mounting geometry.

Parts Ordering: Key Numbers and Remarks

Every parts diagram in this catalog uses a KEY number that corresponds to the illustration. The REMARKS column is where you find cross-references to other maker’s part numbers, or notes like “Fig. 164” for set parts that have their own exploded view. This is the same system Iseki dealerships use when you call in a part order. If you’ve ever been told “that number supersedes to something else” and had no way to verify, this catalog puts the supersession in your hand. The section also marks standard parts with an asterisk (*), optional parts with T, and replacement parts with R. That’s the difference between ordering a bolt that’s stocked and one that’s special-order.

3 Reasons to Choose OEM Documentation Over Aftermarket

First, the part numbers are factory-original – no re-indexed digits that match nothing on the shelf. Second, the interchangeability codes are only published in the OEM book; aftermarket sources drop ITC because it’s “too complicated.” Third, the color codes and paint formulas aren’t available in any third-party catalog. If you rely on a third-party PDF that claims to be for the TU324F but has a different page count or missing sections, you’re taking a risk with your customer’s time and your reputation.

For owners who need to cross-reference with other Iseki models, check the ISEKI TU324F Parts Catalog”>ISEKI TU324F Parts Catalog and related manuals like the Iseki TS3110 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown”>Iseki TS3110 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown or the Iseki TXG23 TXG23FH TXG23TH TXG23E 2003 Parts Catalog”>Iseki TXG23 TXG23FH TXG23TH TXG23E 2003 Parts Catalog. The Automotive Industry Overview”>Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia provides background on production standards, but for actual part ordering stick with the factory data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include engine overhaul procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists every nut, bolt, gasket, and assembly with factory part numbers, but it does not contain step-by-step disassembly or torque specs. You’ll need the separate Iseki TU324F Service Manual for that.

How do I find the correct part number for my tractor’s serial number?

Use the serial number range at the top of each parts table. Example: if your tractor serial is 1500, any part with a range “1 – 1999” applies. If the part has ITC code 3, it cannot replace an earlier part even if the shape looks the same.

Are the paint codes in this catalog still current?

Iseki used codes like 4G Cosmo Blue and 6F Flash White. These are the same codes listed in current Iseki paint supply catalogs. The spray and drum type numbers (1300-952-series) are still orderable through Iseki dealers as of 2025.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a TU324F that was modified after purchase?

If the modification used factory option parts (marked T in the TYPE column), then yes, those parts are listed. But custom aftermarket additions will not appear. Check the REMARKS column for references to option kits.

Access the Factory Manual – get the original 364-page PDF on your tablet or print it for the shop wall. Stop guessing which filter or seal goes where. This is the only parts book that matches the tractor Iseki built.