Description

Takeuchi TL240 Parts Catalog

You’ve got a TL240 on the lift with a blown track roller and you’re staring at a pile of aftermarket catalogs that list parts by description only—no part numbers that match the serial tag, no assembly order, and definitely no OEM cross-reference. That’s where a real Takeuchi TL240 Parts Catalog earns its keep. This is the original factory document, 402 pages of indexed, serial-number-specific part breakdowns that tell you exactly which roller, which seal, which bolt goes where. No guessing, no calling the dealer for a part number they want ten bucks for. It’s all in the book.

8 System Sections – What This Parts Catalog Covers

Open to page 3 and you’ll see the complete index broken into 8 main groups: Undercarriage, Main Frame & Control Lever, Engine & Electrical System, Hydraulic Piping & Tank, Cover & Cab, Attachment, Decal & Tool, and Hydraulic Device. The engine section (section 10) focuses on the 4TNV98T-ZNTBL diesel, with part numbers for every component from the cylinder head gasket to the injection pump seals. Each section is tied to a serial number range—this catalog covers TL240s from S/N 224000001 onward. That means you don’t order parts for a different production run.

Track Roller A: Part Numbers You Can Trust

Flip to page 5 – Track Roller A assembly. The table lists 10 individual part numbers: the roller sub-assy (0881130510), the shaft (0881130520), the floating seal kit (1432500640 through 1432500642), the snap ring (1220000040), and the bolt (1100041645) with a Q’ty of 16. Each row has a description, a channel column for superseded numbers, and a serial number reference. If you need the complete roller assy, the part number is 0881130500. This isn’t a generic drawing—it’s the exact exploded view Takeuchi used on the assembly line. Follow the order in the table, and you won’t end up with a seal that doesn’t fit the shaft.

Finding the Right Part Number

Start with the index on page 0-1. Each section (like “T9A040” for Track Roller A) maps to a page range. Then cross-check the serial number column at the top right of the catalog: “S/N 224000001-“. If your machine falls before that break, you need a different catalog. Once you’ve confirmed the correct section, read the part table left to right: item number, part number, description, quantity, channel, serial No., service remark. That’s it. No interpretation needed. The catalog also includes a “Remarks” column for kit or service update info—pay attention to those notes. They’ll save you from ordering a part that’s been replaced by a newer revision.

Aftermarket Catalogs vs. OEM Parts Catalog

I’ve seen guys try to rebuild a TL240 undercarriage using a third-party parts PDF that had the wrong bolt lengths and missing bushing part numbers. The result: a track that loosened after 20 hours because the snap ring didn’t seat properly. This OEM catalog comes directly from Takeuchi’s official parts system. Every number matches the factory build sheet. If you need to verify a part against a superseded number, the catalog’s “Chan.” column shows the change. No third-party reprint, no scanned copy with blurry resolution. This is the original digital file as distributed to dealers. If you want to pair it with the service procedures, grab the Takeuchi TL240 Workshop Manual – Section: Engine for torque specs and removal steps. Or if you need the full service manual, check the Takeuchi TL240 Workshop Manual. For a deeper look at how OEM documentation supports the automotive industry, you can read the Automotive Industry Overview. The Automotive Industry Overview also covers why factory specs matter for heavy equipment.

Does this catalog include torque specifications for assembly?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers, quantities, and assembly groupings. For torque values, you need the Takeuchi TL240 Workshop Manual.

How do I know my serial number falls within the range of this catalog?

Check the serial plate on your machine’s main frame near the cab. The catalog covers S/N 224000001 and up. If your machine has a lower number, you need the earlier revision. The catalog page 1 clearly states “S/N 224000001-” at the top of the index. If your serial falls between 224000001 and the latest production, every part number in this book applies. The engine section (4TNV98T-ZNTBL) is the same across that range, but undercarriage components can change—always verify the serial column in each part table. For example, page 5 shows the Track Roller A assembly applies to all serials in the range with no special notes, but the “Chan.” column will flag if a part was superseded mid-production. I’ve seen guys order a track roller for a 224000500 machine that was still correct for a 224001200 machine, but the seal kit changed at 224001000—the catalog’s serial column catches that. Cross-reference every time; don’t assume.

This is the only parts catalog that gives you factory-fresh data straight from Takeuchi’s engineering department. If you’re rebuilding a TL240 undercarriage, replacing an engine gasket set, or hunting down a hydraulic fitting, you need the exact part number on the first try. Access the Factory Manual now and get the 402-page original PDF with every part table and index intact.

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• Takeuchi TL240 Parts Catalog