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Takeuchi TB007 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Part Numbers and Diagrams

Ever ordered a part for a TB007 and ended up with the wrong bolt because the parts guy read the wrong serial number? I see it every week. Takeuchi TB007 Parts Catalog is 287 pages of factory drawings and part numbers. No reliance on aftermarket approximations. You get the exact OEM breakdown for serial numbers 1073001 through 1074744. If you’re working on one of these mini excavators, this is what you need on the bench.

Skip the headache of mismatched parts. This catalog gives you the exploded view, the part number, the description, and the quantity. One page, half diagram, half list. Every section is organized by machine assembly. Start with the INDEX on page 1, find your section, and order what actually bolts on.

Undercarriage: Crawler Belt, Track Roller, and Track Adjuster

Undercarriage wear is the biggest expense on a compact excavator. The catalog breaks it down: LOWER FRAME, CRAWLER BELT, TRACK ROLLER, FRONT IDLER, TRACK ADJUSTER, TRAVEL DEVICE, DOZER BLADE, and PIPING (LOWER). Each sub-section has its own exploded diagram with item numbers. For example, the TRACK ADJUSTER page shows the grease cylinder, the spring, the seal kit. Order the exact seal part number instead of buying a whole assembly. Pair this with the Takeuchi TB007 1998 Workshop Manual – Section: Iv. Hydraulic Units if you need the rebuild procedures for the travel motor.

Does This Manual Cover the Engine and Electrical System?

Yes, and with more detail than most aftermarket sources. The ENGINE & ELECTRICAL SYSTEM section covers ENGINE & ACCESSORIES, CONTROL BOX, ENGINE CONTROL, and three separate ELECTRICAL subsections split by serial number ranges (3001-3463, 3464-4339, 4340-). That matters because Takeuchi revised wiring on these machines. If you order a control box or a starter motor without checking your serial, you might get the wrong terminal layout. The catalog also includes TRAVEL ALARM – with a separate entry for JCB pattern machines. For operation safety, the Takeuchi TB007 Operators Manual – Factory Safety & Operation is a partner document you should keep handy.

287 Pages of Exploded Diagrams and Part Numbers

That number is not a guess. 287 pages, every one with a purpose. The first few pages explain how to read the manual: item numbers, part numbers, interchangeability codes, and serial number applicability. Then you get sections like TURNTABLE & CONTROL LEVER (with SLEWING DEVICE, BOOM SWING, TRAVEL LEVER, OPERATION LEVER in both JCB and ISO patterns, SAFETY LOCK LEVER for America), COVER & CAB (with seat, seat belt, canopy split by serial), HOE ATTACHMENT (HOE, BUCKET 1-3, PIPING), and the DECAL & TOOL section that covers Japanese, English, German, French, Italian decals by serial range. The PARTS INDEX at the back lets you look up any part number in seconds.

Get the Right Part Number – Serial Number Range Matters

Takeuchi changed components mid-run. The catalog flags these with (3001~3295), (3295~), (3001~3529), (3530~), etc. Ignore the range and you order the wrong valve or the wrong canopy decal. The manual shows the interchangeability code in the parts list – if a part supersedes the old one, it tells you. Write your machine serial number and engine serial number on page 2 like the manual suggests. That saves calls back to the dealer. For repair procedures beyond parts ordering, get the Takeuchi TB007 Workshop Manual – it covers torque specs and disassembly steps.

Hydraulic Device Section: Control Valve, Motors, and Cylinders

Hydraulics are where most part-order mistakes happen. This catalog lists SWIVEL JOINT, CONTROL VALVE 1 and 2, STOP VALVE, then every cylinder: BOOM, ARM, BUCKET, DOZER BLADE, SWING, SPANNER. Also TRAVEL MOTOR, SLEW MOTOR, and HYDRAULIC PUMP. Each page shows the seal kit or complete assembly. The whole industry relies on factory parts catalogs like this. Understanding how OEM documentation fits into the Automotive Industry Overview helps you appreciate why aftermarket copies fail. For broader context, read the Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia.

FAQ – Two Questions About This Parts Catalog

Can I use this catalog for a TB007 with serial number 1075000?

No. This catalog covers 1073001-1074744.

How are the exploded diagrams organized and how do I find a part?

Each page has two halves: top is the exploded diagram showing the assembly, bottom is the parts list with item numbers, part numbers, descriptions, quantities, and interchangeability notes. The manual groups parts by machine section: undercarriage, turntable, engine, hydraulics, etc. The parts index at the back helps locate specific components. For example, to find a bucket cylinder seal, go to the HYDRAULIC DEVICE section, then BOOM CYLINDER or BUCKET CYLINDER. Always confirm your machine’s serial number because some parts change at certain breakpoints like 3001~3295 vs 3296~.

You need this catalog on your tablet or printed out next time you open a parts counter. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and stop wasting time on wrong parts.