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Takeuchi TB007 Parts Catalog – Factory Parts Manual

If you are wrenching on a Takeuchi TB007 mini excavator and need to order a part, you do not want to guess the number. I have seen guys bolt on the wrong hydraulic hose because they eyeballed the length, then waste a day waiting for the replacement. That is why the factory parts catalog exists. This is the same document the dealer uses when you call in with a serial number. 184 pages of exploded diagrams, part numbers, and the exact serial number range — S/N 1073001-1074744. Takeuchi TB007 Parts Catalog is not a repair manual; it is the parts bible.

How to Read This Parts Catalog

The manual is split into two halves per page: the upper half shows the exploded diagram, the lower half lists the parts table. Every component in the drawing has an item number that corresponds to the part number, description, quantity, and remarks. The orientation mirrors the machine as if you are sitting in the operator seat. Front is the blade side; rear is the travel equipment. This matters because if you order a left-hand track frame based on where you are standing, you get the wrong side. The manual spells it out on page 2 of the “How to read” section.

Serial Number Range You Must Match

This catalog covers machine serial numbers 1073001 through 1074744. If your TB007 falls outside that range, some part numbers will not match. Takeuchi uses serial number breaks to account for production changes. Always verify before ordering. The catalog includes a blank space on page 2 for you to write your machine and engine serial numbers, delivery date. I do that before I even open the exploded view.

Ordering Parts: Don’t Skip the Machine Serial

When you call a dealer or punch numbers into an online portal, you need the model, serial number, part number, part name, and quantity. The example in the catalog shows a hydraulic hose: model TB125, part number 1061-09006, quantity 1. For your TB007, the same format applies. If you omit the serial number, the dealer may send a superseded part that does not fit. I have seen it happen. The catalog explicitly warns: “When ordering parts, be sure to include the model of the machine and machine serial number.” That is not a suggestion.

Exploded Diagrams: Color Coding and Reference

The upper half of each sheet shows the arrangement of parts in the same orientation as the general drawing of the machine. The manual states that the color (white outline) indicates the left side relative to the operator. This is critical for components that are handed — like a swing motor or final drive assembly. The parts list below includes an item number, part number, description, quantity, and figure number (Chan). Do not lose the figure number; that is how you cross-reference back to the diagram if you are working from a photocopy.

7 Key Sections in This 184-Page Catalog

The index on page 1 lists the main assemblies: engine, hydraulic, travel, swing, blade, cab, and electrical. Each section uses the same exploded format so you can navigate quickly. The catalog is bilingual: Japanese, English, French, German. The part numbers themselves are universal. If you need the Takeuchi TB007 1998 Workshop Manual – Section: Iv. Hydraulic Units Takeuchi TB007 1998 Workshop Manual – Section: Iv. Hydraulic Units for repair procedures, that is a separate document. This parts catalog is for ordering, not for disassembly.

Source Authenticity: OEM Print vs Aftermarket

This is a direct scan of the original Takeuchi factory binder, book number PB4-101Z7. I do not trust aftermarket parts catalogs because they often renumber parts or omit supersession history. Here, every part number is the one stamped into the steel. The OCR excerpt shows the exact formatting: part number 25441-01100 for a BODY (probably the main frame), 05441-01300 for SHANK, drum. No third-party re-interpretation. If you need the Takeuchi TB007 Workshop Manual for torque specs and service intervals, that is also available. This catalog keeps your parts ordering straight.

Does This Manual Cover Your Machine?

Check your serial number against the range: S/N 1073001-1074744. If yours is higher or lower, you need a different edition. The catalog also includes a section for how to read the manual in four languages, which is rare for a compact excavator parts book. You can order genuine Takeuchi parts directly from the dealer using the numbers printed here. For a broader reference on the Takeuchi TB007 Parts Catalog and other construction equipment, see the Automotive Industry Overview Automotive Industry Overview.

FAQ

Can I use this catalog to repair my TB007?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It shows exploded views and part numbers for ordering components. For repair procedures, get the Takeuchi TB007 Workshop Manual Takeuchi TB007 Workshop Manual.

What languages are included?

Japanese, English, French, German. The part numbers are numeric and language-independent.

How do I find the right part number if the diagram is confusing?

Start with the index on page 1. Locate the assembly group (e.g., hydraulic pump). Then find the figure number in the margin. Cross-reference the item number in the parts list. The catalog provides the part number, quantity, and any remarks like “INCLUDES BOLTS.” If you cannot identify it, write down the machine serial and call a Takeuchi dealer with the item number from the diagram.

Is this the latest revision?

This catalog covers serial number range 1073001-1074744. Takeuchi releases revisions when production changes. Check the book number PB4-101Z7. If your machine is newer, you may need a later edition.

This 184-page factory parts catalog eliminates the guesswork when ordering parts for your Takeuchi TB007. The exploded diagrams and cross-referenced part numbers keep you from buying the wrong component. Access the Factory Manual and keep it in your shop. Write your serial number on the inside cover. Then when you need a seal, a hose, or a spool, you pull the page, read the number, and order it right the first time.