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Takeuchi TB014 2005 Parts Catalog

If you are chasing ghost part numbers for a TB014 mini-excavator, I got news: aftermarket lists will burn your time and your wallet. This is the Takeuchi TB014 2005 Parts Catalog – 437 pages, factory-issued, serial-numbered to 11400003-11401973. I have seen guys order a sprocket twice because the aftermarket book had the wrong suffix. You do not have that problem here.

Look at the index on page 0 – it lists 11 major sections: lower frame, turntable and control lever, engine and electrical system, hydraulic piping and tank, cover and cab, hoe attachment, decal and tool, hydraulic device, and two separate engine subsections for the 3TNE68-NTB and 3TNE68-TB1/ETB1. That is exactly the split you need to avoid ordering the wrong injector line.

Engine Sections Covered (3TNE68-NTB and 3TNE68-TB1/ETB1)

Two complete engine breakdowns live in this catalog. The 3TNE68-NTB gets its own bookmark section. The 3TNE68-TB1/ETB1 gets another. Each lists every gasket, piston ring, and fuel system component with the factory part number. If you ever fought a parts counter guy who needs the exact engine code, this saves you the argument.

Lower Frame Assembly: Parts Breakdown on Page 1-1

Open to page 1-1 from the reference C4A011. You get the lower frame assembly drawing with callouts for frame, plate, covers, bolts, spring washers, and flat washers – all with quantity and part numbers. For example, the frame assy lower is X03310-30000-1. The cover (0331021003) takes a pair of 1100040816 bolts with 1140020008 spring washers. That level of detail tells you exactly what to order without disassembling first.

11 Major Sections in This 437-Page Catalog

The index lists: 1 UNDERCARRIAGE, 2 TURNTABLE & CONTROL LEVER, 3 ENGINE & ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, 4 HYDRAULIC PIPNG & TANK, 5 COVER & CAB, 6 HOE ATTACHMENT, 7 DECAL & TOOL, 8 HYDRAULIC DEVICE, and then the two engine sections. Each section contains exploded views with reference numbers tied to a part number table. If you are rebuilding a hoe attachment, section 6 gives you every pin, bushing, and cylinder seal.

Does the Index Cover Serial Number Ranges?

Yes. The catalog is explicitly keyed to S/N 11400003 through 11401973 – production from April 2005. That eliminates cross-year confusion. If your machine falls in that range, every part listed is the factory-released version. if not, you need to check supersessions. The manual includes a remark column for service updates, so you see when a part was changed.

Why Factory Parts Catalogs Beat Aftermarket Lists

Aftermarket compilers often merge multiple years or skip supersessions. They will list a $90 seal kit when the factory kit is $60 with a different number. This catalog is a direct scan from Takeuchi’s own binder. The page layout, the part number font, the reference grid – it matches what the dealer uses. You can bring page 1-1 to the counter and say, “Part X03310-30000-1”. That gets you the right part on the first order.

Related manuals you may need: Takeuchi TB014 TB016 Workshop Manual for repair procedures, and Takeuchi TB014 2005 Parts Catalog is this exact page. Also check Takeuchi TB014 Parts Catalog for later serial numbers. For broader context on compact excavator standards, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. For torque values use the workshop manual (see link above).

How do I find a part number for the hydraulic pump on a TB014 with S/N 11401000?

Go to section 8 (HYDRAULIC DEVICE) in the index. The exploded view will show the pump assembly with callout numbers. Cross reference to the part number table on the same page. If you have the serial number within the covered range, the part number is correct. If the pump was superseded, the remarks column will list the new number. Order that.

Stop chasing aftermarket lists that waste billable hours. Access the factory manual – the Access the Factory Manual link gets you the exact 437-page PDF with every part number Takeuchi stamped on the original drawing.