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Terex Finlay J1175 Parts Catalog – Factory Parts Breakdown

You ever order a part for a J1175 and get the wrong bearing because you were reading a third‑party diagram that had the item number transposed? I’ve pulled wrenches for 28 years, and I’ve seen that mistake cost a full shift. This Terex Finlay J1175 Parts Catalog is the original factory document – 190 pages of exploded views, part numbers, and ordering procedures straight from the OEM. No aftermarket re‑interpretation. No missing callouts.

What’s Inside: 190 Pages of Factory Data

This is Section 8 of the full machine documentation – the spare‑parts section. It opens with the ordering procedure (page SP‑4) that tells you exactly what info the parts desk needs: machine serial number, illustration number, item number, part number, description, quantity. The manual includes sample order format so you don’t leave anything off. After that you get the order form template, then the index, and then the meat – assembly breakdowns for every system on the J1175. Look at the TOC: CHASSIS ASM, DIESEL TANK ASM, TRACK ASM, HOPPER ASM, MAIN CONVEYOR ASM (with first/second element and head section), DIRT CONVEYOR ASM, POWER UNIT ASM, CONTROL BOX ASM, HYDRAULIC TANK ASM, JAW ASM, cross‑sections through the jaw crusher and shaft, FIXED BEARING ASM, FLOATING BEARING ASM, PUMP ASSEMBLY ON JAW CRUSHER, MAIN CHUTE, INLET CHUTE, CRUSHER MOTOR DRIVE, DEFLECTOR PLATE, VGF FEEDER (from FNC550051), VGF COMPONENTS, VIBRATING UNIT, TRI‑AXLE BOGIE ASM, KING PIN MOUNT, ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS, ENGINE ASM, POWERPACK ASM, multiple hydraulic routing sections, HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM, HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT, ELECTRIC DIAGRAM, OPTIONAL SPARE PARTS INDEX, PULLROD ASM, and WARRANTY. Each assembly is shown in exploded view with item numbers keyed to the parts list. You won’t find a single generic drawing in here.

Parts Ordering Procedure – No Room for Error

Page SP‑4 spells out the ordering procedure in plain English (and seven other languages because this machine ships worldwide). The example uses a Panfeeder Takeup Bearing: machine serial number, illustration number 8.3.4, item 29, part number 11.05.0241, description “Tape up Bearing”, quantity 1. That’s the level of detail you need to get the right part the first time. If you’re a shop that bills by the hour, wasting time cross‑referencing aftermarket catalogs eats profit. This manual cuts that guesswork out. Follow the procedure – quote the illustration number and item number – and the parts counter has zero ambiguity.

Exploded Assemblies for the J1175 Jaw Crusher

The jaw crusher section alone is worth the price. You get JAW ASM, CROSS SECTION THROUGH JAW CRUSHER, CROSS SECTION THROUGH SHAFT, FIXED BEARING ASM, FLOATING BEARING ASM, PUMP ASSEMBLY ON JAW CRUSHER. That covers the heart of the machine – the toggle plate, pitman, bearings, and lubrication pump. When you’re rebuilding a crusher, you need the exact bearing number and seal part, not a “universal” substitute. This catalog gives you the OEM part numbers. Pair it with the Automotive Industry Overview if you want background on crusher applications, but for parts ordering, this PDF is your only reference.

Audience Fit: Who Needs This Manual?

If you own a Terex Finlay J1175, you need this. Period. That includes rental fleets, crushing contractors, and maintenance shops that service these machines. Home‑garage guys? Unless you’re rebuilding a 50‑ton crusher in your driveway, probably not – but if you are, this is the document. The audience is anyone who has to order spare parts for the J1175 and wants to avoid the “I ordered the wrong swing jaw” phone call. It’s also for parts counter staff who want to verify serial‑number breaks. The manual covers serial number ranges like “FROM FNC550069, 51&63” for several assemblies – so you know exactly which revision your machine needs.

Source Validity: OEM Factory Print, Not Aftermarket

This is the real deal – original Terex Finlay documentation, not a scanned third‑party reprint. The OCR excerpt shows the header: “TEREX Finlay / SECTION 8: SPARE PARTS / ENG 010105/01”. That engineering code tells you this came from the factory. Aftermarket parts catalogs often redraw exploded views and drop item numbers. This manual keeps the original layout. I’ve been burned by aftermarket manuals that skip the “OPTIONAL SPARE PARTS INDEX” or the “WARRANTY” section – this one includes both. If you want to save money and time, get the factory document. Automotive Industry Overview might tell you about the industry, but it won’t tell you the part number for the hydraulic pullrod. This manual will.

Related Manuals for the Terex Finlay Fleet

• Terex Finlay 694 Parts Catalog
• Terex Finlay J-1175 Spare Parts Catalog
• Terex Finlay I-1312 Parts Catalog

FAQs

Does this manual include engine parts for the J1175?

It references the engine manufacturer’s separate parts list that ships with the machine. This manual covers everything else on the J1175 – chassis, hydraulics, conveyor, jaw crusher, electrical, etc. For engine internal parts, you need the engine builder’s manual.

What languages is the ordering procedure printed in?

Eight languages: English, Dutch, French, German, Spanish, Danish, Norwegian, Italian. The exploded views use part numbers only – language‑independent.

Can I use this to rebuild the jaw crusher?

Yes. The exploded views show every component in the jaw assembly, fixed and floating bearings, pump drive, and cross‑sections through the shaft. Use the illustration numbers to order the correct parts.

Is the PDF searchable?

Yes, the bookmark structure is intact with all assembly names. You can search for “HOPPER ASM” or “HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM” and jump directly.

If you maintain a Terex Finlay J1175, you want the part numbers, not a guess. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on the tablet in the cab. Your parts orders will be right the first time, and you’ll stop burning hours on returns.