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Iseki TXG23, TXG23FH, TXG23TH Parts Catalog

You’re staring at a torn seal on a TXG23 hydro pump, and the aftermarket parts book says “compatible with multiple models.” That’s not a part number—that’s a guess. For tractors like the Iseki TXG23, TXG23FH, TXG23TH Parts Catalog, you need the exact factory-issued parts breakdown. This is a 225-page PDF straight from Iseki’s distribution channel (Yvan Béal). No translations, no generic reference—just the OEM exploded views and part codes.

What the Parts Catalog Covers

This document lists every component and option part used on the TXG23, TXG23FH (four‑wheel drive), and TXG23TH (two‑wheel drive). The FH models come in E4 (Europe) and E6 (Oceania) variants; the TH models have E4 and VE4 (remote control valve) builds. Page 3 of the PDF explains the model types and area codes. If you need a hydraulic valve for a TXG23FH‑E4, the part number is in here—no cross‑referencing required.

Part Number Codes and Interchangeability

The manual uses a clear key system: parts numbers starting with V and W are standard market items. LH and RH are defined relative to the machine’s moving direction. Interchangeability is marked with ITC codes (1 = old works with new, 2 = new works with old, 3 = no swap). There’s also a GRP column showing which parts can be replaced as set groups. One misplaced bolt can lock up a transmission—this catalog tells you exactly what fits.

Serial Number Location and Engine ID

Page 5 tells you where to find the engine serial number: stamped on the cylinder block assembly (Fig. 5‑1). Tractor serial numbers are also covered. When you call a dealer for a gasket kit, they ask for that number. This catalog explains how to read it, so you don’t order the wrong version.

Why OEM Documentation Matters

Aftermarket parts catalogs compress multiple model years into one blur of “fits X, Y, Z.” Iseki’s factory catalog separates the TXG23FH from the TXG23TH, the E4 from the VE4. The color codes (NEO‑BLUE, GRAY METALLIC, MIRROR BLACK) are listed with their spray‑type codes on page 4. That matters when you’re painting a replacement fender—factory color numbers eliminate guesswork. If you’re serious about keeping a tractor running without stacking up returns, this is the reference to use.

Related Manuals for Complete Service

• ISEKI TXG23 Service Manual – repair procedures and torque specs
• Iseki TXG23 2005 Operators Manual – OEM Factory Specs – daily operation and maintenance
• Iseki TXG23 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown – this same catalog

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

FAQ – Iseki TXG23 Parts Catalog

Does this catalog include engine internal parts like pistons and rings?

Yes. The breakdown covers the entire cylinder block assembly, including pistons, rings, and bearings. Look under the engine group for part numbers.

What language is this manual in?

French. The original publication is from Yvan Béal (BEAL, LABEL NATURE!). Part numbers are universal, but the headings and notes are in French.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a TXG23FH with a remote control valve?

Absolutely. The manual lists the VE4 variant separately. Each option part—valves, hoses, brackets—has its own figure and part number. Cross‑check your tractor’s serial number against the lower column on each page to narrow down the correct revision.

Is there a diagram for the steering system?

Yes, the steering assembly is shown in one of the later figures with an exploded view. All bolts and tie rod ends are called out by part number.

Stop wasting time flipping through generic catalogs. When you need to order a water pump for an Iseki TXG23, you want the factory number—not a “may fit.” Access the Factory Manual and keep a 225‑page OEM reference on your bench.