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Takeuchi TB2200D Parts Catalog – 138 Pages of OEM Factory Parts Indexing

Ordering a part for a Takeuchi TB2200D and ending up with the wrong seal or a mis-matched hydraulic fitting? That’s the kind of waste that drives a shop owner crazy – and it hits your wallet twice: first for the wrong part, second for the downtime waiting on the correct one. This Takeuchi TB2200D Parts Catalog (138 pages, OEM, not a reprint) is the only reference that gives you the factory exploded views and part numbers exactly as they came off the assembly line. No aftermarket guessing, no cross-referencing third-party catalogs that leave out the little things like washer thickness or O-ring durometer. You open this PDF, find the figure, and order with the part number printed on the page. Period.

Parts Breakdown: From the Lower Machine to the Hoe

The manual is organized by figures – 42 of them, covering every major assembly. The Lower Machine (Fig. 02) shows the undercarriage structure. Carrier Roller (Fig. 03), Track Roller (Fig. 04), Front Idler (Fig. 05), and Track Tension (Fig. 06) are each broken out with individual parts lists. The Hoe assembly (Fig. 22) includes the main structure, pin locations, and cylinder mounting hardware. Each figure has an illustration (IL) and a list (LI) – the list gives you the part number, description, and quantity. If you need a replacement boom cylinder seal kit, you flip to Fig. 33 (Boom Cylinder) and grab the part number right there.

Valve Mounting and Hydraulic System Indexing

Hydraulic systems drive me crazy when the parts catalog doesn’t match the machine’s actual layout. This one does. Fig. 10 (Valve Mounting) shows the bracket and hardware for the main control valve. Fig. 29 (Control Valve, Main) and Fig. 30 (Control Valve, Sub) contain the internal spools, springs, and plugs. Need the Dividing Valve (Fig. 31) that splits flow to the blade circuit? It’s there. Slew Motor (Fig. 32) has its own page. The hydraulic tank is split by region – Fig. 11-1 for U.S.A., 11-2 for France, 11-3 for Singapore – so you get the correct tank assembly for your market. No international guesswork.

Fuel Tank and Engine Accessories – Page-by-Page Parts

The Fuel Tank (Fig. 12) shows the tank assembly, filler neck, and fuel lines. Engine & Accessories (Fig. 16) covers the mounting brackets, belts, and alternator if equipped. The Engine Control (Fig. 15) includes the throttle linkage and governor parts. If you’re chasing a fuel leak or need a replacement injector line, the part number is listed alongside the illustration. The manual also includes Engine (Fig. 16) – yes, the engine itself – with exploded views of the block, head, and accessory drive. No need to order a separate engine manual for basic part identification.

Why OEM Diagrams Beat Aftermarket – A Tech’s Take

I’ve seen aftermarket parts catalogs that use generic line drawings and obsolete part numbers. This is a direct scan of the original Takeuchi factory document, revision 4, with Modf. No. A 4026. The index at the front clearly marks which figures were newly drawn (X), retouched (△), or appropriated (O). That level of transparency tells me the publisher didn’t cut corners. For reference, you can check the Automotive Industry Overview for context on OEM vs aftermarket standards, but this manual speaks for itself. No third-party reprints – just the factory PDF.

Who Needs a 138-Page Parts Catalog?

If you own or maintain a Takeuchi TB2200D mini excavator, you need this. DIY mechanics who rebuild their own undercarriage will use the track drive (Fig. 27) and swivel joint (Fig. 28) sections to source rollers, sprockets, and seals. Shop owners like me keep a copy on the tablet in the bay because it eliminates the back-and-forth with the parts counter. Beginners should start with the overall figure (Fig. 01) to understand the machine layout, then zoom into the specific assembly they’re working on. The manual is 138 pages – that’s tight, not bloated – every page has a purpose. Related manuals for other Takeuchi models include Takeuchi TL26 Parts Catalog – 288 Page OEM Factory Manual, Takeuchi TL150 Parts Catalog – 599-Page OEM Exploded Views, and Takeuchi TL140 Parts Catalog – 457 Pages of OEM Parts Indexing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include the part numbers for the hydraulic pump?

Yes. The main hydraulic pump is covered in Fig. 37 (Hydraulic Pump, Main) under OPTIONS. It lists the pump assembly, seals, and mounting hardware with OEM part numbers.

Will this work for a TB2200D with a serial number before Modf. No. A 4026?

No.

How do I find a specific bolt or washer?

Each figure shows the item callout number; the list next to it gives the part number and description. For example, the Turntable & Slew Gearbox (Fig. 08) includes all bolts and washers for that assembly. You cross-reference the callout number with the list. No separate hardware section – the hardware is grouped with the assembly it belongs to.

What about the electrical parts – does the catalog cover switches and sensors?

Fig. 18 (Electricals) covers the main wiring harness components, fuses, relays, and sensors. It’s not a wiring diagram – that’s in the service manual – but it gives you the part numbers for replacement switches, connectors, and control box components.

Stop wasting time with parts that don’t fit. Access the Factory Manual now and get the same exploded views and part numbers that Takeuchi dealerships use. Your toolbox – and your job site – will thank you.