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Takeuchi TB035 Parts Catalog – 392 Pages of OEM Part Numbers & Exploded Views

If you’ve ever ordered a “seal kit” for a Takeuchi TB035 and ended up with the wrong size because the aftermarket catalog skipped the serial number break, you know the headache. Aftermarket parts lists blur diagrams and lump multiple production runs together. This is the real thing: the factory Takeuchi TB035 Parts Catalog, Book No. PG3-102Z5, covering serial numbers 1355001 through 1358193. It runs 392 pages with genuine exploded diagrams and part numbers. I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years, and I only trust OEM documentation when I’m ordering parts for a customer’s machine. No reprints, no guesswork.

Crawler Belt, Carrier Roller, Track Adjuster – Undercarriage Coverage

The UNDERCARRIAGE section alone is worth the price. You get exploded views for the lower frame, crawler belt, carrier roller, track roller, front idler, track adjuster, travel device, dozer blade, and lower piping. Each assembly has its own parts list with item numbers and serial number applicability. Need a track adjuster seal? The diagram shows the exact part, the quantity, and whether it changed after a certain serial number. That matters because Takeuchi made revisions during the TB035 production run – this catalog accounts for every one.

Engine & Electrical System – Which Sections Are Included?

ENGINE & ELECTRICAL SYSTEM covers ENGINE & ACCESSORIES 1 and 2, CONTROL BOX, ENGINE CONTROL, and four different Electrical sections split by serial number and cab/canopy type. There’s even a separate engine section for the 3TN84TL-RTBY – 20 sub-sections from CYLINDER BLOCK through STARTING MOTOR and GASKET SET. That means you can order the correct injection pump or water pump without cross-referencing vague aftermarket numbers. The ELECTRICAL 3 sections are split by three serial ranges for the cab, plus a separate ELECTRICAL 4 for canopy machines.

Hydraulic Device Section: Pumps, Motors, and Valves

HYDRAULIC DEVICE is the longest single section in this catalog. It covers the swivel joint, control valves 1 and 2, pilot valves, sub valves split by serial, solenoid valves, stop valve, shut-off valve, selector valves (including ISO-JCB pattern), and every cylinder – boom, arm, telescopic, bucket, dozer blade, and swing. Travel motors are shown both with and without parking brake, split into first and second halves. Slew motors get the same treatment, plus the hydraulic pump. If you need a specific seal or piston for a boom cylinder on a cab machine, the diagram shows the cab-specific part number. That’s the difference between a parts order that fits and one that sits on the shelf.

3 Reasons to Choose OEM Takeuchi Documentation Over Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs often omit serial number splits, combine multiple machine models into one diagram, and use generic part numbers that may not cross. Here’s why the factory catalog matters:
1) Serial number splits – the TB035 had multiple changes throughout its life. This catalog breaks out sections by serial range (e.g., BUCKET 1 for 1355001-1355376, BUCKET 2 for the same range but different components, then BUCKET for 1355377 and later, plus a separate BUCKET for U.S.A.). Without these splits, you order a bucket tooth that doesn’t fit.
2) Factory part numbers – each component gets a genuine Takeuchi 10-digit number like 05441-01100 BODY. No cross-reference that may change next year.
3) Diagram clarity – the exploded views show assembly order and fastener locations. That helps you spot missing bushings or seals before you open the box.

Parts Index and How to Read the Manual

The back of the manual includes a complete PARTS INDEX so you can look up any part number alphabetically. Each page of the catalog is laid out with an exploded diagram on the upper half and a detail parts list on the lower half. The list includes an item number matching the diagram, part number, description, quantity, and the applicable serial number range. For example, item 05441-01100 BODY, qty 1. The manual also explains machine orientation: for the lower machinery, the front is the dozer blade end. That prevents ordering upside-down parts.

Is this manual in English?

Yes, it is bilingual (English and Japanese).

How do I read the exploded diagrams and parts list?

Each page of this 392-page catalog shows an exploded parts diagram on the upper half and the corresponding parts list on the lower half. The parts list includes item numbers, part numbers (e.g., 05441-01100 BODY), descriptions, quantities, and serial number applicability. The manual explains how to interpret the diagrams, including orientation of the machine. The parts index at the end allows you to find any part number quickly. This is the same format used in Takeuchi factories, so you can order with confidence that the numbers match the machine.

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If you are working on a TB035 and need to order parts, stop guessing. Spend your time on the repair, not on hunting for part numbers. Access the Factory Manual.

Related Manuals:

• Takeuchi TB035 Parts Catalog
• Takeuchi TB025 TB030 TB035 Workshop Manual – Section: I. General
• Takeuchi TB025 TB030 TB035 Workshop Manual