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Takeuchi TW60 Parts Catalog

You spend an hour on the phone trying to match a part number from a greasy, torn parts list, and when the box shows up, it’s the wrong size. That’s the kind of wasted time that makes you want to walk off the job. The Takeuchi TW60 Parts Catalog fixes that. This isn’t a aftermarket re-draw; it’s the OEM publication—118 pages of factory diagrams and part numbers pulled straight from Takeuchi’s engineering files. If you’re rebuilding the hydraulics on a TW60 or tracking down a specific valve, you need this book on the bench, not a blurry PDF from some forum.

Parts Breakdown for the Takeuchi TW60

Every major system has its own section. The index on page 0-1 lists 30 numbered groups, starting with the Lifting Unit (Item 1) and running through the Maintenance Filter Kits (Item 99). You get exploded views with callouts for each part—bolts, bushings, seals, the works. The Lifting Unit page (1-1) shows the lifting arm, lever, hydraulic quick release, and all the hardware down to the 1.0 mm shims. Need a part number for the spherical bearing? It’s right there: 2915806. No guesswork.

Valve and Cylinder Groups: Where the Real Work Happens

The steering, working, return, and driving hydraulic branches are broken out separately. Item 5 covers the Directional Valve (5820138) and the Brake Throttle Valve (8002252). Item 6 lists the Working Cylinder (3959537), Item 7 the Lifting Cylinder (3959526), and Item 9 the Steering Cylinder (3959515). If you’re chasing a leak or replacing a valve spool, these pages give you the exact Takeuchi part numbers—not a range of cross-references that might fit. The brake system ties into the throttle valve and the rear axle multiple (8009421). One book, all the numbers.

Does the Catalog Cover Brake and Steering Hydraulics?

Yes, and it documents the hydraulic tank (Item 12), return filter (Item 13), oil pressure pump (Item 19), and both front and rear axles (Items 20-21). The cylinder assemblies are listed with their individual seals and pistons. Steering hydraulics (Item 3) includes the steering cylinder and the directional valve group. Brake components are under the Brake Throttle Valve sub-group. You won’t find a separate brake section label, but the hydraulic and axle sections contain every brake-related part—lines, pedals, and the pedal mechanism (Item 17).

Why OEM Parts Catalogs Beat Aftermarket Charts

Aftermarket catalogs often blur multiple model years into one drawing, swapping out part numbers that look close but don’t thread right. This Takeuchi TW60 Parts Catalog is a direct copy of the factory book. The serial number break (E106776) is stamped on the cover page. Every item number matches Takeuchi’s internal system. If you’ve ever ordered a part based on a third-party site and ended up with a thread pitch that binds, you know the cost of that mistake. That’s why I keep the OEM books in the shop, not the “fits all” charts. For the TW60, this is the source.

118 Pages of Verified Part Numbers

You get the full Index (page 0-1) plus detailed pages for each assembly: Lifting Unit (1-1), Steering Hydraulics (3), Diesel Engine Compl (16), Cabin Canopy (24), and more. The layout is clean—line drawings with part numbers, quantities, channel codes, and service remarks. No photos of painted assemblies hiding a missing bushing. The 118 pages include the decal and accessory list (Item 28) and the maintenance filter kits (Item 99). Everything from the pallet fork (Item 26) to the printed circuit board (8008597) is in here.

If you are working on a Takeuchi TW60 and need to order a cylinder rebuild kit, a brake valve seal, or just the correct bolt for the lifting arm, this catalog is the tool that saves you the second trip to the parts counter. Support your hobby or your side business with real factory data. Takeuchi TW60 Parts Catalog is the current page. For the service and repair side, grab the Takeuchi TW60 Service Manual as well. And if you want to keep the exact book number on your shelf, search for TAKEUCHI TW60 Parts Manual Book No. 8017235. Learn from the automotive industry’s best practices for parts sourcing by reading the Automotive Industry Overview and check the Automotive Industry Overview for background on OEM documentation standards.

Do I need a separate service manual to use this parts catalog?

The parts catalog gives you part numbers and exploded views. It does not include torque specs or removal procedures. For that, you need the service manual. Both work together.

How do I know if my TW60 serial number is covered?

This catalog references serial number E106776 as the base. Most TW60 units from that production run are included. If your machine has a different serial prefix, cross-check the lifting unit and axle part numbers before ordering. You can compare the index items to your existing parts.

Spend your time turning wrenches, not chasing part numbers. Access the Factory Manual and keep the right numbers right in front of you.