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Takeuchi TB014 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Part Numbers and Diagrams

If you’ve ever tried ordering parts for a TB014 from an aftermarket source, you know the headache: wrong part numbers, mismatched serial number ranges, and diagrams that look like a photocopy of a fax. That’s why I keep the factory parts catalog on the bench, not some third-party PDF that skips the details. This is the real Takeuchi TB014 Parts Catalog – 417 pages of OEM documentation straight from the manufacturer. It tells you exactly which part number belongs to which machine serial number, and it shows you the assembly in exploded view with every bolt and clip called out. No guesswork, no returns because you ordered the wrong travel lever assembly.

Takeuchi TB014 Parts Catalog: Factory OEM Documentation

This is not a reprint or a compiled PDF from random sources. It’s the original Takeuchi publication, Book No. BC4Z107, covering serial numbers from 114100001- onward. Every page – all 417 pages – is scanned from the factory master. The index on page 1 lists the sections. The “How to read the parts manual” section (starting on page 2) explains the symbols, compatibility codes, and how to interpret the tables. If a part is superseded or has a (H) or (L) interchange code, it’s marked clearly. You won’t find that in an aftermarket catalog. You also won’t find the serial number break points that tell you which parts fit your machine. That’s the difference between a parts list and a parts catalog.

Reading the Parts Manual: Symbols, Compatibility, and Notation

Pages 2 through 5 walk you through the system. The manual uses a star (★) to indicate an assembly and its component parts. A double star (★★) means a sub-assembly. The (R) and (L) suffixes tell you right and left sides as viewed from the operator seat. The compatibility column uses (H) and (L) for interchangeability – (H) means the part listed above it can replace the current one, (L) means the part below it can substitute. This is critical when a part is discontinued and you need to know the alternative. The manual even lists which parts are not interchangeable between sets – the note on page 3 says No.9 and No.10 are not interchangeable with SET Y. You need that level of detail when you’re ordering a travel lever assembly for a TB014 that’s seen a few thousand hours.

What Information Do You Need to Order Parts?

Page 5 spells it out: machine model, machine serial number, part number, description, quantity. That’s it. But if your serial number falls into a different range, the part number changes. The manual includes the application serial numbers in a separate column, so you can verify. For example, the travel lever assembly (part number in the OCR) is listed with serial number ranges like 05032-26120. If your TB014 has a serial number outside that range, you need a different part. This catalog saves you from ordering the wrong bracket or control lever. It also tells you the quantity per machine – most items are 1 each, but some bolts show 4. No surprises when the box arrives.

Travel Lever & Swing Pedal Assembly: Part Numbers and Compatibility

One of the most common assembly groups you’ll work on is the travel lever and swing pedal. The catalog devotes a full page to it, with 27 line items. Each item has a part number, description, quantity, and application serial numbers. The table includes bolts, washers, clips, dust caps, sprockets, pins, springs, and shaft. If you need to rebuild that assembly, you can cross-check every component against your machine’s serial number. The compatibility notes prevent you from mixing old and new parts that won’t work together.

For service procedures on the TB014, you’ll want the companion manual: Takeuchi TB014 TB016 Workshop Manual. That manual covers disassembly, inspection, and reassembly with torque specs. This parts catalog gives you the numbers to order. Together they cover the whole machine. See also Takeuchi TB014 2005 Parts Catalog for earlier serial numbers, and Takeuchi TB014 Parts Catalog for the latest revision.

This type of OEM documentation is standard practice across the Automotive Industry Overview. Every manufacturer uses similar systems for interchangeability and serial number tracking. For a broader look at why factory manuals matter, read about Automotive Industry Overview standards.

Does this parts catalog include exploded diagrams?

Yes. Each assembly group (like the travel lever & swing pedal) is shown in an exploded view with reference numbers that correspond to the part list. The diagrams are clear scans from the original Takeuchi publication.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a TB014 with a different serial number range?

This catalog covers serial numbers starting at 114100001-. If your machine has an earlier serial number, you need the corresponding catalog (the Takeuchi TB014 2005 Parts Catalog covers earlier ranges). However, the compatibility notes in this manual may indicate interchangeable parts across ranges – check the (H) and (L) codes. If your serial number is outside the listed range, the part number may not match. Always verify using the application serial number column for each item. Ordering the wrong part is a waste of time and money, so use the correct factory catalog for your machine’s serial number.

Stop chasing mismatched parts through generic websites. Get the factory documentation that tells you exactly what fits your TB014. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your tablet or printed in a binder. You’ll order the right part every time.