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Iseki TU324F Parts Catalog

You are sick of aftermarket parts lists that give you wrong numbers, leave you hunting through eBay for a part that doesn’t fit, or skip the interchangeability notes that tell you whether the old part can still be used. That waste of time costs money. This Iseki TU324F Parts Catalog is the factory-issued parts book — 467 pages of exactly what you need to identify, order, and install the right component the first time. No third-party editing, no condensed fluff. Just OEM data straight from Iseki’s engineering department.

Understanding the Parts Catalog Layout

The first few pages walk you through the symbol system. You get the model breakdown: T = 2WD, F = 4WD, S = power steering + synchro + independent PTO, U = power steering, C = cabin. Area codes for Taiwan, Germany, UK, France, Oceania are listed so you know exactly which market variant your tractor is. Each assembly is shown in a figure with a key column: part code, description, quantity, and a set of columns for model types like TF15, TF17, TF19. The interchangability column (ITC) tells you if old parts supersede new ones or vice versa. Color codes for painted parts are listed on page 3 with spray-type and drum paint numbers — Crystal Blue, Sunset Gray, Summer White, Mirror Black. That’s the level of detail you get.

Part Numbering System and Interchangeability

Parts numbers starting with V or W are standard market parts. LH and RH are described relative to the machine’s moving direction. QTY shows the number per unit; if you see M, it’s supplied per meter; ℓ per liter; AR means adjust or regulate. The symbols: * standard, T optional, R replacement. The ITC column uses 1 for OLD to NEW (new part can replace old), 2 for OLD to NEW (old can replace new), 3 for cannot replace. That’s the kind of info aftermarket books leave out. You get exact supersession data so you know whether to buy the updated part or stick with the original.

Color Codes and Paint Reference

On page 3 you’ll find the color list table with code, name, spray-type code number, and 4K and 16K drum paint numbers. For example, color code 4G is Crystal Blue with spray part number 1300-957-001-10. If you need to order touch-up paint, you have the exact Iseki part number — no guessing between brands. This matters when you are rebuilding sheet metal or touch up after a weld repair.

Applicable Models and Area Codes

This manual covers the TU324F specifically, but the model prefix system applies to the whole TA545 series. You’ll see columns for TF15, TF17, TF19 variants within the same part tables. Area codes include E15 (Taiwan), E21 (Germany), E41/E43 (UK), E51 (France), E61 (Oceania). If you have a tractor exported to a different market, cross-check the area code to make sure the part is listed for your region. The book uses serial number ranges — upper row first serial, lower row last serial — so you can verify whether a part fits your machine’s production run.

Using the QTY and Symbols Columns

When you’re ordering seals, hoses, or fasteners, the exact quantity per assembly matters. The catalog lists M for meter-length parts (like hydraulic hose by the meter), ℓ for liter (fluids), and AR for parts that must be adjusted (e.g., shims). The symbols * / T / R tell you at a glance whether the part is standard, optional, or a replacement. That prevents ordering a part that requires additional modifications. If you’ve ever installed a replacement part that didn’t fit because it was meant for a different option package, you know the value of this column.

Related Manuals

• ISEKI TU324F Parts Catalog
• Iseki TS3110 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown
• Iseki TXG23 TXG23FH TXG23TH TXG23E 2003 Parts Catalog

For broader context on agricultural machine documentation standards, see the Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

Does this catalog include part numbers for engine internal components?

Yes. The engine group is part of the full parts breakdown.

How do I know if a part number listed here is still available or has been superseded?

The interchangeability column (ITC) tells you exactly: 1 means the new part can replace the old, 2 means the old part can replace the new, 3 means they are not interchangeable. The catalog also includes serial number ranges for each part, so you can cross-check your machine’s serial against the production runs listed in the figure. If a part is marked with a figure number in the Remarks column, the component parts are listed in that figure. That supersession data is direct from Iseki’s factory system — not some third-party guess. You order with certainty.

Stop chasing incorrect part numbers. Access the Factory Manual and get the OEM parts breakdown for your Iseki TU324F.