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Takeuchi TL250 Parts Catalog – Factory Parts Breakdown

You have a TL250 on the lift, and you need a part – but you’re not sure if the aftermarket listing matches your serial number. That’s where this Takeuchi TL250 Parts Catalog stops the guesswork. 419 pages of factory illustrations, part numbers, quantities, and compatibility notes for serial numbers starting at 225000001. No reprints, no cross-reference errors – this is the same document a dealership parts counter uses. If you’ve ever ordered a part that didn’t fit, you know the feeling. This catalog fixes that.

419 Pages of Factory Part Diagrams

Every assembly is broken down in exploded-view illustrations with callouts. The manual uses a two-column format: illustration on the left, parts list on the right. Each part gets a reference number, a part name, quantity per assembly, and compatibility notes. For example, the “TRAVEL LEVER & SWING PEDAL” section (page 3 of the manual’s index) shows 35 individual components – each with its own part number. You trace the arrow from the illustration, find the number in the list, and cross-check the serial number range in the column. That’s it. No flipping through generic diagrams.

Takeuchi TL250 Parts Catalog: Reading the Index and Ordering

The manual opens with a section on how to read it – both in Japanese and English. Take the time to read that. It explains the part number system, the “assembly” mark, and how to interpret the compatibility codes like “(L)” for limited substitution. The index on page 1 lists every major assembly with a reference number. If you need the travel lever assembly, the index tells you which illustration block to look for. Then you find the page, read the part number, and call your supplier. The manual includes a “Required Items” box at the start: machine model, serial number, part number, part name, and quantity. Supply all five, or expect delays.

What Information Do You Need to Order Parts?

Straight from the manual: “Machine model, machine serial number, part number, part name, quantity.” The manual even shows you where to find your serial number on the machine – it’s stamped on the frame plate. On page 4 of the booklet (the English ordering instructions), it tells you to specify the part number exactly. Don’t rely on a visual match alone. The illustration may look like your worn part, but the internal revision could differ. Use the serial number column. If your machine is S/N 225000001 and above, this catalog applies. If you’ve got an earlier machine, you need the TL250 parts catalog for the prior series – see the TAKEUCHI TL250 Parts Catalog for other serial breaks.

Serial Number Ranges and Compatibility – Why It Matters

Takeuchi uses serial number breaks to flag running changes. A bolt that fits a 2019 model might not fit a 2021 machine, even if the assembly looks the same. The catalog marks each part with a “Serial No. Range” column. If no range is listed, the part fits all machines in the series. Otherwise, you’ll see something like “225000001~”. The manual also uses notes (e.g., “NOTE 1”) to describe supersessions – a later part replaces an earlier one. Ignore that, and you’ll order the wrong filter or seal. This catalog keeps you out of that loop.

Factory Parts Catalog vs Aftermarket Cross-References

Aftermarket parts catalogs re-index part numbers into their own system. They guess what fits. This document is original Takeuchi. The diagrams are scanned from the factory plates – you can see the Japanese text alongside English. The part numbers start with the Takeuchi prefix (e.g., V1130-00000-1115000). You can verify those numbers directly with your dealer. No translation layer. If you need to cross-reference a part across machine models, start here first. The Takeuchi TL250 Workshop Manual has the torque specs and removal procedures, but the parts catalog tells you what to order. And if you’re rebuilding the engine, the Takeuchi TL250 Workshop Manual – Section: Moteur lists the gasket set – but for individual piston ring part numbers, you’re back in this catalog.

One more thing: the manual’s “Research System” header on page 2 refers to Takeuchi’s internal lookup system – you don’t need it. The printed index is enough. The pictures are clear, the numbers are legible. No reprint blur. This is a factory scan, not a photocopy of a copy. For a broader look at how manufacturers like Takeuchi fit into the Automotive Industry Overview, you can read up, but this manual is laser-focused on your TL250. The Automotive Industry Overview wiki is good background, but it won’t tell you the bolt part number for the swing pedal assembly.

FAQ – Takeuchi TL250 Parts Catalog

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

No, it’s a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque specs are in the workshop manual.

How do I find the correct part for my TL250?

Use the serial number range starting from 225000001. The manual is organized by sections like “Travel Lever & Swing Pedal.” Cross-reference the illustration number with the parts list. Check the compatibility column for any serial number restrictions. If the part number appears with a note reference (like “NOTE 1”), read the note at the bottom of the page – it may describe a supersession. If your machine is outside the range, you need the earlier parts catalog. Always supply the full part number to your dealer – don’t rely on pictures alone.

Is this a reprint or a factory original?

This is a direct scan of the official Takeuchi parts catalog. Not a reprint or aftermarket compilation. You get the same document dealers use, including the Japanese/English bilingual instructions and original illustration plates.

Can I order parts directly using this manual?

Yes. The manual includes part numbers, names, quantities, and compatibility. Provide machine model, serial number, and part number to your dealer.

Stop ordering wrong parts. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact OEM part numbers Takeuchi stamped into the track loader. No cross-references, no guesswork – just the parts catalog that dealerships rely on.