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Takeuchi TW80 Parts Catalog – What You Get When You Stop Guessing Parts

If you’re rebuilding a Takeuchi TW80 Parts Catalog is the only way to avoid ordering the wrong brake disk or valve assembly. I’ve seen too many guys order a “universal” hydraulic quick-release kit and then spend a day grinding brackets. This OEM book—117 pages, Book No. 8020870, serial E107240 and up—gives you the exact part numbers Takeuchi stamped on every component. No aftermarket guesswork.

Takeuchi TW80 Parts Catalog: What’s Under the Cover

The index alone lists 30 major groups. Lifting system (page 1-1), base, steering hydraulics, servo control, directional valve, brake throttle valve—you name it. Each group breaks down to individual parts with quantities, serial numbers, and service remarks. Need a wiper seal for the lifting cylinder? Part 0809472, quantity 2. Grease nipple 0324590? You get six per boom assembly. That kind of detail saves you a return trip to the dealer.

Valve and Brake Assembly Specs

Page 3 lists the directional valve (8018506) and the brake throttle valve (8005560) as separate assemblies. The brake throttle valve controls the hydraulic pressure to the multiple-disk brake on the rear axle—part 2902754. If you’re rebuilding that axle, you need the exploded view from group 21. The factory also shows the brake disk (8000892) and the complete rear axle multiple disk brake. No guessing which shim stack fits.

117 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdown

That’s the whole book. Every page is a Takeuchi original, not a third-party scan. The manual covers the diesel engine (8006826), exhaust system, air filter, inching actuator, oil pressure pump (12V and motor), front and rear axles, fuel supply, driver’s seat, cabin with wiper system, steering column, heating, decals, and maintenance filter kits. If you are swapping a pallet fork (group 26) or repairing the hydraulic quick-release (group 25), the part numbers are all there.

Order the Right Parts the First Time

Go ahead and search online for “Takeuchi TW80 brake disk.” You’ll get twelve results, five wrong ones. With this catalog, you order part 8000892 and it fits. The same logic applies to the valve stack under the servo control bracket (8007923) and the printed circuit board in the cabin (8008597). You can also cross-reference with the related Takeuchi TW80 Technical Manual for repair procedures, or the Takeuchi TW80 Service Manual – Section: Hoisting Gear if you need torque specs. The Takeuchi TW80 Parts Catalog is the foundation—without it, you’re ordering blind.

Does This Manual Cover the Hydraulic System?

Yes. Five hydraulic groups are separated: steering hydraulics (8006825), working hydraulics (8007006), return hydraulics (8010081), driving hydraulics (8017517), and the hydraulic lift system (8018585). Each one has its own exploded view and part list. If you’re replacing a seal in the lifting cylinder (8018295) or rebuilding the servo control valve (8011331), you get the factory breakdown.

Why OEM Beats Aftermarket Reprints

Reprint sellers crop images, blur part numbers, or omit the serial-number break points. This original PDF—obtained from AutoRepairManuals—is a direct scan of the Takeuchi factory manual. You can zoom into any diagram and read the callouts. For background on why OEM documentation matters, read the Automotive Industry Overview on quality standards. Also check Automotive Industry Overview for more context. But honestly, once you’ve held a real factory book next to a reprint, you never go back.

Take the Guesswork Out of Parts Ordering

I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years. I can tell you that the difference between a job that takes two hours and one that takes two days is the parts looking right before you start. This Takeuchi TW80 Parts Catalog gives you that advantage. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on the bench next to your laptop.

Q: Can I use this catalog to find the brake disk for the rear axle?

A: Yes. The rear axle group (21) lists the brake disk part number 8000892 and the multiple disk brake assembly 2902754.

Q: I am replacing the directional valve. Does this catalog show the valve stack inside the servo control bracket?

A: It shows the servo control complete group (8018579) with the valve compliant (8011331) and the control bracket (8007923). For the internal breakdown of the directional valve (8018506), you get the exploded drawing but not the shim or spring specifications—those are in the service manual. The parts catalog gives you the part numbers for every component in the valve assembly so you can order the correct spool kit or O-ring pack.

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