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Iseki TX2140, TX2160 Parts Catalog – Don’t Order Blind

Spent a Saturday tracking down a part number for a TX2140 intake gasket? I’ve been there. Wrong number means a wrong part and a dead tractor. That’s why you get the Iseki TX2140, TX2160 Parts Catalog from AutoRepairManuals – it’s the same 166-page booklet the dealer uses, straight from Iseki in Tokyo.

Parts Lookup and Ordering – What This Catalog Gives You

Every component on a TX2140 or TX2160 has a 12-digit part number. This catalog lists them all – from the accelerator rod to the snap ring on the PTO shaft. You get exploded line drawings with reference numbers, quantities per tractor, and a “Remarks” column that tells you if a part is made-to-order or superseded. For example, page 2 shows an entire errata correction list with old and new part numbers, like the rod, accel B (1434-116-2100-0) being replaced by rod, accel C (1434-116-0070-0). Ordering without this catalog is like shooting parts in the dark.

Why the Errata Page Matters

Look at the second page of this catalog. Iseki printed a full list of part number corrections for both models: TX2160 (No. 1400 J98-0120-0) and TX2140 (No. 1400-098-0110-0). The factory caught errors and published the fixes. That means if you rely on a used copy or an online parts site that ignored the errata, you’ll get the wrong spring torque/24 instead of torque/28. This catalog includes those corrections so you order what actually fits.

How the Catalog is Organized – Reference Numbers and Abbreviations

Page 3 explains the construction. Each part gets a Ref. No. that ties to the drawings. Parts No. is the 12-digit code. Description column uses abbreviations like ASSY for assembly, BKT for bracket, RH for right hand (viewed from the driver’s seat facing forward). Q’ty column tells you how many per tractor. “AR” means “as required” – like seals or gaskets you replace in sets. The abbreviations table on page 2 decodes everything: NR for needle roller, OS for oversize, PTO for power take-off. It’s laid out so a beginner can read it, but a pro can find a part in under a minute.

Audience: Tractor Owners and Shop Techs Alike

If you own a TX2140 or TX2160 compact utility tractor, this catalog is for you. Home garage guys who do their own repairs – you need this because a wrong PTO seal can cost you a half-day of disassembly. Professional mechanics who touch Iseki tractors – this catalog keeps your parts orders accurate and your customers happy. You don’t guess part numbers; you read them off the factory diagram. Pair this with a service manual for torque specs, and you’re set. Check out the ISEKI TX2140 Parts Catalog for the TX2140-specific section, or get the full ISEKI TX2160 TX2140 Workshop Manual for repair procedures. For French-language owners, there’s the ISEKI TX2160 TX2140 Notice D’emploi Tracteurs.

Source Authenticity: Factory OEM, Not Aftermarket

This is an original Iseki parts catalog – the same PDF the dealer pulls up on his computer. It’s printed by Iseki Tokyo Japan, not a third-party reprint. The 166 pages contain the actual part numbers Iseki uses in their inventory system. The errata corrections are stamped on page 2. No aftermarket catalog puts that diligence into accuracy. If you care about your tractor, you use the factory document.

Does this catalog include exploded diagrams?

Yes – every section has a line drawing with reference numbers that correspond to the parts list. You can see exactly how the steering knuckle or transmission case goes together.

How do I use the errata corrections on page 2?

Before you order any part, cross-check the Ref. No. and Parts No. against the corrections. For example, the TX2140 accelerator rod B is actually rod C. If you ignore the errata, you’ll get the wrong rod and the throttle won’t cable correctly. The catalog prints both the old (error) and new (correct) numbers so you don’t waste money. Took me two minutes to learn this – saved me a week of waiting for the right part. The corrections are specific to each model, so check the correct heading (TX2160 or TX2140).

Look, I don’t write product fluff. This is a 166-page factory parts catalog for the TX2140 and TX2160. You use it to order the exact bolt, seal, or lever your tractor needs. It’s organized, it’s correct, and it includes the errata so you don’t get burned by superseded numbers. If you’re working on one of these Iseki tractors, stop guessing and Access the Factory Manual right now. Also read the Automotive Industry Overview Automotive Industry Overview for background, but frankly the catalog tells you everything you need.