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Takeuchi TL220 Parts Catalog – 316 Pages of Factory Part Numbers and Diagrams

If you have ever ordered a part for a TL220 and got the wrong one because some third-party catalog had a bad reference number, you know the frustration. This factory catalog from Takeuchi is the only source you should trust for part numbers. 316 pages of exploded diagrams and exact numbers, keyed to serial numbers. That is the difference between a job done right and a wasted afternoon waiting for a return. Period.

Takeuchi TL220 Parts Catalog: Factory Accuracy

Aftermarket catalogs often transpose digits or miss model-year splits. Every page in this Takeuchi parts catalog was printed from the same plates the dealer network uses. The reference system, outlined on page 0-2, tells you exactly which serial numbers match which parts. No guessing, no cross-checking three different websites. You get the same exploded views and part numbers the factory test bench works from.

Read the Parts Breakdown the Factory Way

Each assembly is drawn with a reference number, a part number, and a quantity. The catalog uses compatibility codes like (L) and (R) to show which parts interchange. If a part has been superseded, the manual shows both the old and new numbers and marks the switch point by serial number. That information alone saves you the headache of ordering a plate, link, or pin that does not fit. The index on page 0-1 gets you to the right assembly fast.

Ordering Parts: Why Your Serial Number Matters

This catalog covers TL220 units with serial number 222000001 and up. Takeuchi changes part designs mid-production more often than owners expect. A swing pedal push rod from an early machine might use a different clip or washer than a later one. Without the serial number, you are gambling. The manual requires you to supply machine model, serial, part number, part name, and quantity – exactly what dealerships need to process an order without delays. Use the chart inside to find the correct part for your specific unit.

Compatibility Codes Explained

Many parts carry a superscript letter. (L) means the part can replace an earlier version or is interchangeable left-hand. The manual also uses a double mark (L)L for deeper supersession. These codes are not optional footnotes; they are factory engineering data. Ignoring them is how you end up with a bolt that is 2 mm too short or a seal that does not match the bore. Page 0-3 in the ordering instructions shows exactly what each symbol means.

Who Needs the Takeuchi TL220 Parts Catalog?

If you own a TL220 crawler loader, work on them as a mechanic, or manage a fleet, you need this catalog. DIY owners who maintain their own machines save the markup from guessing. Professional techs cut down parts-room time. And if you are pairing it with a repair manual, get the Takeuchi TL220 Workshop Manual for service procedures or the Takeuchi TL220 Workshop Manual – Section: Moteur for engine-specific part references. For a deeper look at equipment manufacturing standards, see the Automotive Industry Overview and also Automotive Industry Overview. Order your copy of the Takeuchi TL220 Parts Catalog today.

Access the Factory Manual – it is the only way to get factory-correct part numbers for your Takeuchi TL220.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a repair manual?

No. This is a parts catalog. It provides part numbers and exploded diagrams only. Use the workshop manual for repair steps.

How do I find the correct part number for my machine?

Start with the index on page 0-1 to locate the assembly group you need. Each group has an exploded diagram with reference numbers. Match the reference number to the parts list, then check the serial number column on the right. If a part is marked with a compatibility code (L, R, etc.), verify it applies to your serial range. Write down the exact part number and order it from a Takeuchi dealer. Cross‑reference against the illustration to confirm shape and position. That process works for all 316 pages of this catalog.