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Sakai SV512D-E, SV512T-E, SV512TF-E Parts Catalog

Listen, I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years, and nothing burns me up faster than a guy who orders the wrong part because he used a third-party parts list. You’re rebuilding a Sakai SV512D-E, SV512T-E, SV512TF-E Parts Catalog – 104 pages of factory drawings, part numbers, and ordering data straight from Sakai. No aftermarket interpretation. No cross-reference that might be close. This is what the dealer uses.

Engine System – What’s in the Catalog

Engine Mounting, Fuel System, Cooling System, Intake System, Exhaust System – all in here. The catalog covers every bracket, hose, gasket, and line that bolts to the Perkins 1104C-44TA. But the engine itself – pistons, rings, valves – that’s a separate Perkins parts catalog. This Sakai manual gets you the part numbers for everything attached to the mill. Page references for each group, like Fuel System at group 0411-02805, list every filter, pump, and injector line with key numbers.

Fuel and cooling are critical on these rollers. Overheat one because you swapped a wrong hose? That’s a $4,000 mistake. This catalog gives you the OEM part, not a universal hose that fits if you cut it.

7 Systems Covered – From Brakes to Vibrating Roll

Control System (throttle and reversing), Brake System, Steering Hydraulic System, Steering Cylinder and Wheel, Hydraulic System (pump mounting, front drive, rear drive 1 & 2, vibrating), Vibrating Roll (four sections), Rear Axle, Frame (front and rear, center pin), Canopy, Seat, Scraper System (three variants), and Electrical Equipment (panel, battery, lights). That’s 17 groups across 7 major systems. Don’t go hunting for a frame bolt under “Engine”. This catalog is organized by function – you find the group, you find the part.

How to Order Parts Using Chassis Number

Page 2 walks you through it: vehicle model, chassis number, part number, part name, quantity. The catalog includes chassis number ranges in the remarks column – “~No.10007” or “No.10008~” – so you know exactly which part fits your machine’s serial number. Ignore that and you’ll get a part that doesn’t line up. The identification plate and frame stamping are your friends. Write them down before you pick up a phone. This isn’t a guess.

Does This Manual Cover the Engine? (Separate Catalog Required)

Straight from page 2: “Engine parts are not included in this catalog. Refer to the separate Perkins 1104C-44TA engine parts catalog.” So this Sakai manual handles engine mounting, fuel, cooling, intake, exhaust – but internal engine parts are a different document. Don’t order a piston from this catalog. You’ll get nothing. Order the engine book alongside it if you need bottom-end stuff.

Source Validity – Why OEM Beats Aftermarket Reprints

This is a direct scan of the original Sakai factory document, file name SAKAI_SV512D-E-SV512T-E-SV512TF-E_Parts_Catalog_ja-en-55114019566.pdf. Every mark, every chassis number note, every “*” correction on page 3 is preserved. Aftermarket reprints often miss updates, crop diagrams, or swap in generic part numbers. We’ve seen a guy install a fuel pump that was two threads off because he used a third-party list. This is the real deal – bilingual Japanese/English, 104 pages, no shortcuts. For more on why OEM documentation matters across the industry, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

Can I use this to identify parts for my SV512T-E?

Yes. The catalog covers SV512D-E, SV512T-E, and SV512TF-E side by side.

How do I know if a part number is still current?

Page 3 explains it: part numbers with an asterisk (*) have been corrected to the line below. The catalog also lists chassis number ranges – if your machine is above the cutoff, the earlier part number may be superseded. Sakai does change parts without notice, but this catalog catches the corrections at print time. Always quote the key number and group number from your machine’s range. If you’re ordering from a dealer, give them the part number and the chassis number. For a full explanation of the symbols (LH, RH, OP, N/S, A/S, AR), read the guide on page 3 before you start flipping pages.

Related Manuals

• SAKAI SV512D-E / SV512T-E / SV512TF-E Parts Catalog
• SAKAI SW770HF Vibrating Roller Parts Catalogue
• SAKAI SW880 SW990 Parts Catalogue

If you’re serious about keeping that roller running, you need accurate part numbers. Access the Factory Manual and stop wasting time on bad information.