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Iseki TK532, TK527, TK538 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown

If you’re wrenching on an Iseki TK527, TK532, or TK538 and you’re guessing which part number to order, stop. I’ve seen too many guys order the wrong hydraulic fitting because they read a third-party catalog. This OEM factory Parts Catalog is what the dealer uses. It’s 378 pages of nothing but part numbers, exploded diagrams, and the color codes you need to match paint. No theory. No general repair procedures. Just parts.

Model Type Code Breakdown: TK527, TK532, TK538 Variants

On page 2 of this catalog you get the full model-type legend. TK527F-SE4 means 4WD, power steering, synchromesh, independent PTO, Europe area. TK532F-PCE4 adds power shuttle and cabin. TK538F-PRE4 has ROPS and power shuttle. If you don’t match those suffix codes, you’ll order parts that don’t fit. I’ve had guys bring me a hydraulic pump that was off by one letter. That’s a wasted afternoon.

How to Read the Parts Header on Page 2

The header columns – KEY, PART CODE, DESCRIPTION, TYPE OF MODEL, REMARKS – are explained in detail. Parts numbers starting with V or W are standard market parts. LH and RH are defined relative to the machine’s forward travel. QTY shows number per unit; if you see “M” it’s sold by the meter. Interchangeability codes tell you if the new part replaces the old one or vice versa. Skip reading that page and you’ll be on the phone with a parts counter guy who’s as confused as you are.

What the Color Codes Mean for Your Tractor

Page 3 lists the factory paint colors: Crystal Blue (code 4), Sunset Gray (5), Summer White (6), Mirror Black (7), Silver Mist (8). Each color has spray-type paint and drum codes. If you’re repainting a fender or touch-up after a repair, you need these codes to get the exact shade. Third-party paint suppliers won’t have the Iseki-specific mix numbers – this catalog gives you the OEM reference.

3 Reasons to Use an OEM Parts Catalog

First, exploded diagrams show exactly how every component fits. Second, part numbers are factory-verified – no guesswork about supersession. Third, the interchangeability column tells you if an old part can be replaced by a newer one. I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs list a generic bolt where Iseki uses a shouldered fastener. That’s a leak waiting to happen. This catalog is the same one your dealer pulls up on his computer.

Application: Which Iseki Tractor Does This Cover?

This Parts Catalog applies to TK527, TK532, and TK538 models with the following type-of-machine codes: F (4WD), S (power steering, synchromesh, independent PTO), U (power steering only), P (power steering, synchromesh, independent PTO & power shuttle), C (cabin), R (ROPS). Area codes include E1 (Asia), E4 (Europe), E6 (Oceania). If your machine matches one of those combinations, you’re covered.

Need service procedures alongside this parts catalog? Check out the Iseki TK538FH Tractor Service Manual Supplement for step-by-step repair instructions. For an expanded parts breakdown on similar models, see the Iseki TS3110 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown. Also available: Iseki TXG23 TXG23FH TXG23TH TXG23E 2003 Parts Catalog.

This catalog is part of the broader Automotive Industry Overview but specific to Iseki tractors. For background on tractor manufacturing standards, see Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include repair procedures?

No. It’s parts only.

How do I identify my tractor’s model type?

Look at the chassis plate. The model code like TK532F-PCE4 indicates 4WD, power steering, synchromesh, independent PTO, and Europe area code. Page 2 of the catalog decodes every suffix. Match that to the parts listing to get the right components. If you have a TK538 with ROPS, you need the TK538F-PRE4 code. Get it wrong and the part won’t mount.

Can I use this catalog to find aftermarket replacement parts?

You can cross-reference the OEM part numbers, but the catalog only lists factory parts. Aftermarket companies may have their own numbering. Use the Iseki number to search for equivalent parts, but verify fitment.

What is the difference between a parts catalog and a service manual?

A parts catalog breaks down every component with numbers and diagrams. A service manual tells you how to remove and install those parts. This catalog is 378 pages of parts only – no step-by-step disassembly. You need both for a complete reference.

Don’t waste another weekend chasing wrong part numbers. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact OEM breakdown for your Iseki TK527, TK532, or TK538 tractor.