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Takeuchi TB020 Parts Catalog – 237 Pages of Factory Specs for Your Compact Excavator

I’ve watched guys order a hydraulic hose for a Takeuchi TB020, get it delivered, and have to send it back because the part number came off some third-party site that had the wrong supersession. That’s a machine sitting in the yard and $50 in freight you don’t get back. The Takeuchi TB020 Parts Catalog – all 237 pages of factory exploded diagrams and original part numbers – is what you need on the bench next to your phone when you call the dealer. This is a direct scan of the OEM document, not a reprint, not a compilation. It’s the same book the dealer’s parts counter uses.

What the Catalog Shows You

Every page in this thing is split. Top half is an exploded diagram – looks just like the machine when you pull it apart. Bottom half is the parts list with item numbers, part numbers, descriptions, and quantities. Page 4 explains how to read it: you match the item number in the list to the callout in the drawing. No guessing. If you see “19081-09095” in the list, that’s the hose you order. Period.

The paint color section is on page 3. It lists four separate colors and their OEM paint numbers, including spray can numbers. Red for covers and counterweights, gray-brown for the floor plate and levers, brown-gray for the lower machinery, and gray for the engine cover and upper frame. If you’re touching up a TB020, you use those exact numbers – 19190-60105 for red, 19190-60103 for gray-brown, etc.

Ordering Parts the Right Way

The manual includes a note on page 4 about what you need when you call the parts guy: machine serial number, model, part number, part name, and quantity. For the TB020, the serial numbers covered in this catalog run from 1203001 to 1203084. If your machine falls in that range, every part listed is correct for your build. If it’s outside that range, you still get the right base numbers but should confirm supersessions with the dealer.

Don’t rely on aftermarket “cross-reference” sites. I’ve seen them list a fuel filter that’s the wrong thread pitch because someone typed the wrong number a decade ago and it never got updated. Factory documentation – and I mean the actual OEM print – is the only thing you trust when the machine has to run tomorrow. Takeuchi TB020 Workshop Manual – Section: Vi. Engine gives you the service side of the same machine, but the parts catalog is what you open when something breaks and you need a number.

Paint Color Specs for Your TB020 – Why It Matters

If you’re repairing body panels or replacing a cover, you don’t want a mismatch. The catalog gives you the OEM paint code for each section. For example, the engine cover and upper frame take gray paint number 19190-60098. Order it as a spray can (spray number 19190-60098) or bulk. The lower machinery (dozer blade side, undercarriage) is brown-gray 19190-60101. Using the wrong color on a cab rental machine will annoy the customer. Using the OEM color keeps your work looking factory fresh.

Source Validity – Why This Beats Aftermarket

This catalog is issued by Takeuchi Mfg. Co., Ltd. – the people who built the machine. The part numbers are original, not cataloged or renumbered. When I see a “comprehensive” aftermarket parts list for a compact excavator, I know there’s about a 30% error rate on supersessions. That’s not acceptable when a track chain runs $600. With the factory catalog, every number has been verified against the actual machine assembly. You aren’t gambling. You’re ordering from the blueprint. Automotive Industry Overview aside, the precision of OEM documentation is what separates a pro rebuild from a parts-bin scavenge. Automotive Industry Overview Might be broad, but the lesson applies.

Audience – Who Needs These 237 Pages

If you own a Takeuchi TB020 – whether for your own property, a rental fleet, or a small excavation business – this catalog saves you trips to the dealer and wrong-part returns. The DIY mechanic who does his own maintenance will find the paint codes and hardware exact counts. A shop like mine keeps a copy on the parts computer so when we get a TB020 in for a track replacement, we pull up the undercarriage page, read the part number for the idler wheel, and have it on order before the machine is on the lift. The same applies for hydraulic cylinders, seals, hoses, and engine components. Takeuchi TB020 Parts Catalog – 295 Pages OEM Factory Diagrams is a related item (note the page count differs – verify your specific serial range – this is the 237-page version).

3 Sections You’ll Use Most

Lower Machinery – includes the dozer blade, track frame, travel motor, and sprocket. Page references are in the catalog index. Upper Frame – covers the cab, engine cover, counterweight, and tank. Hydraulic System – includes the main pump, control valves, and cylinder seals. Every section lists the exact part numbers and quantities needed for assembly. If you’re replacing a boom cylinder seal kit on a TB020, you look up the cylinder section, note the seal kit number, order it. No need to measure seals or guess.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include torque specs or service instructions?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. For torque specs and procedures, get Takeuchi TB020 Workshop Manual.

Can I use this catalog to order parts online from my dealer?

Yes. You’ll find the exact part numbers, paint codes, and quantities. Provide machine serial number when ordering to catch any supersessions.

What serial number range does this catalog cover?

Per the first page, machine serial numbers 1203001 through 1203084.

How many pages and what’s included in the 237-page count?

237 pages total. They cover the full exploded diagrams and parts lists for every major assembly: lower machinery (dozer, tracks, travel), upper frame (engine cover, cab, counterweight, tank), hydraulic system, attachments, and the paint color reference with OEM paint numbers. Each sheet has a diagram on top and a corresponding parts table below with item numbers, part numbers, descriptions, and quantities. The catalog also includes instructions on how to read the diagrams and how to order parts correctly, including space to record your machine’s serial number and delivery date.

If you work on these compact excavators, you know the difference between a machine that gets built right and one that sits for a week waiting for the right gasket. The Takeuchi TB020 Parts Catalog eliminates the guesswork. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your tablet or computer – you’ll refer to it every time you order a part for this machine.