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Takeuchi TW50 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Part Numbers and Exploded Diagrams

If you’ve ever ordered a hydraulic ram for a Takeuchi TW50 and got the wrong stroke length because some aftermarket site listed a substitute number, you know the headache. This Takeuchi TW50 Parts Catalog is the OEM factory document, book number 8016563, printed for serial number E104063. It’s 107 pages of nothing but genuine Takeuchi part numbers, exploded views, and quantity listings. No generic cross-references, no “compatible with” nonsense. You get the exact number you need, stamped on the box, matched to the machine.

107 Pages of Exploded Diagrams and Part Numbers

Every major system on the TW50 is broken down by subassembly. The catalog uses a reference-main layout: each system gets its own page with a callout drawing and a table listing part number, description, quantity, and any serial-number-specific remarks. On page 5 alone you’ll see the main item list covering the lifting unit, base frame, steering hydraulics, working hydraulics, return hydraulics, driving hydraulics, hydraulic system QRC, locking device, directional valve, brake throttle valve, working ram, lifting ram, and steering ram. That’s 14 line items right there. The catalog doesn’t skip sections – you get the whole machine.

What’s Inside the Main Sections: Page 5 Overview

Flip to page 5 and you’ll see the complete main assembly list. Item 1: Lifting Unit (8017301). Item 2: Base Frame (5820059). Item 3: Steering Hydraulics (5820072). Items 4 through 30 continue with the working hydraulics, drive set, diesel engine (8016801), exhaust system, foot pedal mechanism, air filter system, oil pressure pump (8019516 12V), front axle (5820057), rear axle (5820058), fuel system (8019993), driver’s seat, cabin canopy, heating kit, decals, and covering. Each component has its own exploded-view page later in the catalog. If you need the pallet fork assembly (3705155), it’s item 26. If you need the printed circuit board for the canopy (8008597), it’s item 14. No guesswork.

Why OEM Part Numbers Matter on a TW50

Aftermarket catalogs often lump multiple revisions into one line. A 2006 TW50 hydraulic tank may have different return-line fittings than a 2008 model. This catalog lists the Serial No. and Serv. Remarks columns so you can match the part to your specific machine. For example, the oil pressure pump has two variants: 8019516 (12V) and 8019522 (oil motor). Order the wrong one and you’ll be waiting days for a return. The catalog also flags multi-part options like “Rear Axle Multiple” (8009421) versus the standard rear axle pipe (8014145). You get the nuance.

Who Needs a Parts Catalog (and Who Needs a Service Manual)

If you’re rebuilding a TW50 transmission or replacing a steering cylinder seal, you need the Takeuchi TW50 Service Manual”>Takeuchi TW50 Service Manual for torque specs, clearances, and overhaul procedures. But if you’re staring at a broken lift arm and you need to order a new lifting ram (8000638) or a base frame (5820059), this parts catalog is faster than calling the dealer. The exploded diagrams show you how the assembly goes together – you can visually confirm which bushing, pin, or seal you need before pulling the trigger. For any DIYer with a TW50 sitting half-disassembled, having the OEM part number on hand saves a trip to the parts counter. And if you’re working on a Takeuchi TL26 Parts Catalog – 288 Page OEM Factory Manual”>Takeuchi TL26 Parts Catalog – 288 Page OEM Factory Manual or another model, the same principle applies: get the factory book.

Get the Right Part Number the First Time

Skim through the catalog and note the Chan. column – it tells you the channel or revision level. Some items like the covering kit (5820078) list multiple sub-items. The electric system has two variants: standard (5820074) and canopy (8016811). The window panes kit (8020364) includes all glass and seals. You won’t find that level of detail in a third-party listing. This is an original factory PDF, not a reprint from some scanned copy. Every page matches the Takeuchi print master. For safety, verify your serial number against the “S/N E104063” start point. If your TW50 falls within that range, these part numbers are locked in. For context on how OEM documentation fits into the broader repair landscape, see this Automotive Industry Overview”>Automotive Industry Overview. And for the history of service documentation, Automotive Industry Overview”>Automotive Industry Overview provides background on standardization.

Does this catalog include torque specs for assembly?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are in the service manual.

How do I identify which part number variant I need for my TW50?

Start with your machine’s serial number. The catalog lists “Serial No.” and “Serv. Remarks” columns on most pages. For example, the hydraulic system QRC (8016629) may apply only to machines above a certain S/N. If your TW50 has a canopy, use the canopy-specific electric system (8016811) rather than the standard one. Cross-check the exploded drawing – the callout numbers on the diagram match the item numbers in the table. If you still have doubts, call a Takeuchi dealer with the part number from this catalog and your frame serial. They’ll confirm fitment. This approach is faster than pulling a random part from the shelf and hoping it bolts up.

This catalog is the exact PDF Takeuchi sends to dealers. No watermarks, no rearranged pages. 107 pages of factory-correct part numbers. If you maintain or repair a TW50 and you’re tired of ordering blind, this is the document you need. Access the Factory Manual now and start ordering the right parts.