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Iseki TX1300, TX1500 Parts Catalog – Factory Part Numbers and Exploded Diagrams

If you’re tearing down a hydraulic pump on your TX1300 or TX1500 and can’t read the part number off the seal, you need the factory parts catalog. Ordering the wrong hose or gasket means waiting on parts that don’t fit. This Iseki TX1300, TX1500 Parts Catalog takes the guesswork out – 146 pages of exploded diagrams, factory part numbers, and quantities. No aftermarket shortcuts. No vague descriptions.

How to Use This Parts Catalog (Page 2)

Flip to page 2 and you’ll see the catalog construction table. Each part gets a reference number (Ref. No.), a 12-digit Parts No., a description, quantity, and remarks. The manual explains that “LH” and “RH” are defined facing the tractor’s forward direction – something aftermarket catalogs get wrong. If you’re ordering a tie rod end, you need that orientation right. The catalog also marks “V” at the start of a code number for parts you can buy in the open market. That tells you which parts are dealer-only and which you can source elsewhere.

Abbreviations Table – Page 2

Page 2 lists every abbreviation used in the catalog. ACC stands for ACCELERATOR, ASSY for ASSEMBLY, HYD for HYDRAULIC, PTO for POWER TAKE OFF. Don’t mistake “US” for United States – it means UNDER SIZE. These abbreviations are consistent through the whole document. One wrong letter on your order sheet and you get the wrong part. The manual states this plainly: “wrong code numbers which are computer-controlled may result in wrong delivery of parts.” Memorize the abbreviations or keep the page bookmarked.

Remarks and Ordering Instructions – Page 3

Page 3 tells you what the symbols mean. “*” means parts made to order – expect lead time. “^” means parts not sold individually – you buy the whole assembly. The instructions demand that you type code numbers, part names, and quantities clearly. Any shop that has dealt with a mis-shipped injector line knows why. Use this catalog to verify part numbers before calling the dealer.

What This Catalog Does NOT Cover

This is a Parts Catalog, not a workshop manual. You won’t find torque specs, service procedures, or troubleshooting trees. If you need the valve clearance sequence or the PTO shaft removal method, you want the ISEKI TX1300 TX1500 Workshop Manual (Tracteurs). That manual covers the repair side. Use the parts catalog alongside it to order what you break.

Audience Fit: Who Needs This Manual?

DIY tractor owners and small farm operators who maintain their own Iseki TX1300 or TX1500. If you’ve ever rebuilt a carburetor with a generic parts diagram and ended up with the wrong float needle, you know why OEM documentation matters. This catalog saves you from ordering a $2 gasket that’s the wrong thickness. It also helps when you’re sourcing hard-to-find parts like steering knuckles or hydraulic lift arms. The exploded views show exactly how pieces go together, so you can see if a bushing is pressed in or bolted on.

Source Validity: Factory Iseki vs. Aftermarket Reprints

This is an original factory Iseki publication from Tokyo, Japan. The part numbers are the same ones the dealer uses. Aftermarket catalogs often redraw diagrams, miss specifications, or mix up LH and RH. I’ve seen third-party catalogs list a part for the TX1500 that only fits the TX1300 – and then you’re stuck. The 146-page count tells you this is the full catalog, not a condensed version. Every exploded view matches the actual tractor. The automotive industry leans on OEM data for a reason – reliability. Read more about why factory documentation is critical in the Automotive Industry Overview. That same standard applies to tractors.

Related Manuals

• Iseki TS3110 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown
• ISEKI TXG23 Tractor Parts Catalogue (Feb. 2003)

You can also explore general tractor documentation practices at Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog only. You need the Iseki workshop manual for bolt torques.

How many pages does the TX1300/TX1500 Parts Catalog have?

146 pages of exploded diagrams, part numbers, and ordering information.

Are the part numbers the same as what the dealer uses?

Yes – these are factory Iseki part numbers. Each part has a 12-digit code. The catalog notes that parts beginning with “V” are available in the open market. Dealer-only parts have no “V”. Use these numbers when you call the parts counter.

Can I use this for the TX1500 4WD version?

Yes. The cover says “2&4-wheel drive type” and both models TX1300 and TX1500 are covered. The exploded views separate 2WD and 4WD components where they differ. Pay attention to the “Remarks” column – it will tell you if a part is specific to one driveline. The quantity column uses “AR” for “As Required” on items like seals or shims.

Stop ordering parts blind. Access the Factory Manual now and get the exact part numbers for your Iseki TX1300 or TX1500 tractor.