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Takeuchi TL220 Parts Catalog – What the Factory Uses

I’ve been wrenching on heavy equipment for 28 years. The quickest way to waste a Saturday is order the wrong part for a Takeuchi TL220. Then it sits on the lift while you wait for a do-over. A third-party parts list won’t cut it. You need the same 315-page Takeuchi TL220 Parts Catalog the dealer uses. Every part number, every exploded view, every serial-number break. Page 0-2 gives you the full index – undercarriage, engine, hydraulic piping, cover and cab, attachment, decal and tool. Right there. No guessing.

Engine Section: 4TNV84T-ZKTBL Breakdown

This catalog dedicates a full section to the engine – 4TNV84T-ZKTBL. You get the part numbers for everything from the cylinder block to the fuel injection pump. If you need a piston ring set or a gasket kit, you pull that page and order exactly what Takeuchi spec’d. I’ve seen guys order a rebuild kit for a different serial prefix and end up with the wrong rod bearings. That doesn’t happen when you have the factory parts catalog open on the bench.

3 Sections That Save You from a Parts-Return Nightmare

• UNDERCARRIAGE – Track rollers, sprockets, idlers, chain. Page 1-2 shows the track roller sub-assembly with every bolt, seal, and shim. You count the quantity from the exploded view, not a hunch.
• HYDRAULIC PIPING & TANK – Hoses, fittings, O-rings. The catalog lists the serial-number range for each revision. A 2012 TL220 may use a different hose routing than a 2015. This catalog tells you which.
• ATTACHMENT – Bucket, quick coupler, hydraulic thumb. Each attachment has its own parts breakdown. No cross-referencing aftermarket websites.

Every part number in this catalog is OEM Takeuchi. You don’t get aftermarket substitutions. You get the exact bolt grade, the exact seal material. That matters when you’re torquing a track roller nut to factory spec – but that torque value is in the workshop manual. This catalog gives you the parts. Pair it with the Takeuchi TL220 Workshop Manual to get both torque specs and part numbers. For the engine section specifically, the Takeuchi TL220 Workshop Manual – Section: Moteur will walk you through the rebuild procedure. And of course, the Takeuchi TL220 Parts Catalog itself is your go-to for ordering.

Why OEM Beats Every Aftermarket Parts List

I’ve had customers bring me a printout from a third-party site that claimed to be a parts manual for the TL220. Half the part numbers were superseded or wrong. A factory parts catalog goes through revision control. Takeuchi publishes updates. This is the original book – not a scan of someone’s photocopy. The index on page 0-2 is laid out the same way the dealer parts counter uses it. You don’t waste time. You don’t order a shaft that doesn’t fit. For context on why OEM documentation matters across the Automotive Industry Overview, the same principle applies to construction equipment: factory specs eliminate variability.

The catalog also includes serial number breaks. The TL220 serial range 222000001- is covered. If your machine falls outside that, you need the updated supplement. This catalog covers the baseline. Every part number listed has a “Serv.” column for service notes – things like updated seals or obsolete bolts. You read those before you order. The Automotive Industry Overview is full of stories where ignoring service notes cost thousands.

Does This Catalog Include Torque Specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers, quantities, and exploded views. You need the separate workshop manual for torque values, clearances, and repair procedures. But without the correct part numbers, even the best torque wrench won’t save you from a wrong bolt.

What You Get – 315 Pages of Factory Data

The table of contents breaks into 10 major sections:

1. UNDERCARRIAGE
2. MAIN FRAME & CONTROL LEVER
3. ENGINE & ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
4. HYDRAULIC PIPNG & TANK
5. COVER & CAB
6. ATTACHMENT
7. DECAL & TOOL
8. HYDRAULIC DEVICE
9. ENGINE (4TNV84T-ZKTBL)
10. INDEX & KITS

Each section has part numbers arranged by assembly. For example, the track roller assembly on page 1-2 lists the roller sub-assembly (part # 0880135100), the shaft (0880133300), the bearing (1432500660), and every seal and O-ring. You see the quantity column – 2 bearings per roller. You don’t guess. You don’t have to measure a seal diameter. You read the part number and order it.

FAQ – Takeuchi TL220 Parts Catalog

Will this catalog work for my TL220 with serial number 222XXXXXX?

Yes. The catalog covers serial number 222000001- onward. If your machine is earlier, you may need a supplement. Check the index for updates.

Does it include wiring diagrams?

No. This is a parts catalog. Wiring diagrams are in the electrical system section of the workshop manual. The catalog only lists electrical component part numbers – switches, sensors, harnesses.

Can I use this to find the correct hydraulic hose length?

Yes and no. The catalog gives you the hose part number and assembly drawing, but not the hose length in inches. You order the hose by part number, and it comes pre-made to factory length. If you need a custom length, you need the workshop manual’s dimensioned schematic.

How do I know a part is superseded by a newer revision?

Look at the ‘Chan.’ (change) column. If a part number has a service note or new part number listed, it’s noted there. The OEM catalog also includes revision dates – the engine section shows 2008.09.12 for example. Always check the latest revision before ordering.

This parts catalog sits on my workbench next to the laptop. When a customer brings in a TL220 that chewed up a track roller, I flip to page 1-2, pull the part numbers, and order. That’s it. No research. No cross-referencing. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your TL220 running without parts-return headaches.