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Putzmeister TK50 Parts Catalog

You’ve got a TK50 on the rack with a blown hydraulic cylinder or a worn S-tube. You pull the old part, measure it, and start hunting for a replacement. If you’re ordering by guesswork, you’re going to get the wrong accumulator or the wrong piston seal. I’ve seen it a hundred times. The Putzmeister TK50 Parts Catalog is the only way to get the exact factory part number the first time. 126 pages, direct from Putzmeister, no aftermarket reinterpretation. That’s what you need on the bench.

Engine and Drive Unit Coverage

Section 01.0 covers the TK50 engine installation and drive unit. If you’re swapping a pump or chasing a vibration, those pages give you the part breakdown for the hydraulic pump (H-A10V0100, 60HP) and the single and double auxiliary pumps (G2.50). The manual includes the part numbers – not a generic drawing, but the actual Putzmeister numbers like A012030 for the hydraulic pump. You don’t need to call the dealer and hope the counter guy knows what a TK50 is. You’ve got it on paper.

7 Systems from the Hydraulic Pump to the Hopper

This catalog is organized by machine system, not by random page numbers. Seven major groups: drive unit, hydraulic pumps, valves and manifolds, cylinders and tanks, control and remote systems, delivery and wear parts, and the hopper/remixer assembly. Every subassembly has its own parts sheet. Need the waterbox assembly (WK100)? Section 06.1. The delivery piston (100)? Section 06.2, page 06.2-11829 shows the piston and ring kit. You don’t flip through the whole book – you go straight to the group that matches the leaking component.

S-Tube Valve Assembly: Exploded View with Part Numbers

The S-tube is the heart of the concrete delivery path. Section 07.0 gives you the S-tube S1512 (part 425336), and the wear parts (D150-160 DURO 22). Section 07.3 covers the S-tube drive assembly (60X160) and the bearing shaft. If you’re rebuilding the swing tube, you need the exact shim thickness and the correct seal kit. This catalog lists each piece individually. No guessing which O-ring fits the outlet bearing – it’s on the sheet.

Does This Catalog Include Torque Values?

Yes. At the back of the manual, under “General Tightening Torques”, you get the factory specs for bolts and fasteners. That section covers metric and imperial hardware. For the main control valve mounting bolts, you’ll find the ft-lb value. For the accumulator charge kit (section 02.5), the torque for the valve block is listed. Don’t trust a generic chart – use the numbers printed in this catalog.

Source Validity: OEM vs. Aftermarket

I’ve had guys bring me aftermarket parts catalogs that claim to cover Putzmeister equipment. Half the time the part numbers are wrong or the drawing is for a different model year. This is a genuine Putzmeister publication. The original file name is Putzmeister_TK50_Parts_Catalog_en-105814018343.pdf. That’s the factory data. If you value your time and don’t want to re-order parts twice, get the real thing. For related machines, check the Putzmeister TK70 Parts Catalog or the Putzmeister WMK 102 Mega Electrical Schematic – 20 Pages Factory Specs. For older models, the Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide also follows factory documentation standards.

FAQ

Does this catalog include parts for the radio remote control?

Yes. Section 05.3 covers the radio remote control (Model 707) with part numbers A053156 and A053158. The cable remote control box (TK) is also listed.

How many pages are in this manual?

126 pages.

Can I use this catalog for the TK50’s hopper grate safety cut-out?

Absolutely. Section 08.1 shows the hopper grate safety cut-out switch (part 288395003) and the hopper assembly (RS457A). The wiring diagram for the cut-out is on the same parts sheet. If you need the switch itself, you’ve got the exact part number to order.

Are the torque specs in imperial or metric?

The General Tightening Torques section lists values in both Nm and ft-lb. For the hydraulic drive cylinder mounting bolts, you’ll find the ft-lb value. I’d still cross-check with a torque wrench calibration, but the numbers are factory spec.

Stop burning billable hours chasing wrong parts. The Putzmeister TK50 Parts Catalog gives you the factory part numbers and torque specs you need to get that machine back to work. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on the tablet next to your toolbox. For more on construction equipment documentation, see the Automotive Industry Overview and the related Automotive Industry Overview.