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Terex PT-30 2010 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual for Compact Track Loader

If you’re tracking down a hydraulic hose or a lift arm bushing for a Terex PT-30 2010 Parts Catalog and you’re flipping through aftermarket diagrams, stop. I’ve seen guys waste a whole afternoon because the aftermarket part number didn’t match the factory casting. This 23-page OEM parts catalog is what Terex shipped to dealers. It’s the same reference I use when I need to order a seal kit for the loader valve or confirm which fan belt goes on the Perkins engine. No guesswork.

This manual covers machines from serial DTA 05001-Current, printed 09-10. You get exploded view assemblies for every major system: the cab, chassis, hydraulic reservoir, drive pump, undercarriage—both RT and LT sides—and the quick attach adapter. Each assembly lists the manufacturer part number, the Terex part number, and the quantity. That matters when you’re ordering a Donaldson P821575 air filter or a Perkins oil filter 140517050. One wrong digit and you’re waiting another two days for the return.

Cab (R.O.P.S.) Assembly – Serial # DTA 05001-Current

Section 1 starts with the Cab (R.O.P.S.) assembly. If you need the light bar assembly or the enclosed cab option (Section 3), the exploded view shows every bracket, bolt, and seal. The manual lists the part numbers for the ROPS frame itself, the glass, and the hardware. No photos of a guy holding a wrench—just clear line drawings with callouts. That’s what a parts catalog should be. You trace the number, you order the part, you move on.

Engine Assembly: Parts Breakdown on Page 10-A

The Engine Assembly section (page 10-A) covers the Perkins powerplant. It includes the fuel filter, fan belt, and engine oil filter with the Terex part number. Need the antifreeze part number? It’s in the General Service Items & Lubricants table at the front—Ethylene Glycol long-life, part 0300-766 for a gallon. Keep that table bookmarked because it also lists the grease and hydraulic oil specs. I’ve seen guys use the wrong viscosity because the aftermarket guide said “use 10W-30” but didn’t specify the Terex fluid requirement. This manual does.

Hydraulic Control Assembly – What the Factory Lists

Section 8 covers the Hydraulic Control Assembly. The loader valve, relief valve, and cylinder seals are all in there. The Hydraulic Service Items & Lubricants table at the back lists the seal kit for the loader valve and the bucket/tilt cylinder rebuild kit. Part numbers like 0300-769 for grease tube—that’s Multi-Purpose Lithium. If you’re rebuilding the lift arm cylinders, you need the seal kit from that table. Don’t rely on a generic O-ring assortment. This is the factory spec.

Does This Manual Cover Optional Equipment?

Yes. Section 3 is the Enclosed Cab (R.O.P.S.) Assembly optional. Section 18 is the Quick Attach Adapter Assembly (Accessory). Section 19 is the Cab Heater Assembly (Optional). Every option has its own exploded view and part list. If your PT-30 came with the heater, you can order the blower motor or core without disassembling the whole cab to count fins. The manual also includes the Light Bar Assembly (Section 2) and the Hood Assembly (Section 5). That’s 19 sections total, plus the lubricant tables.

3 Reasons to Trust OEM Over Aftermarket Documentation

First, aftermarket catalogs often omit the serial number split. This manual explicitly says “Serial # DTA 05001-Current” on every assembly. If your machine is an earlier serial, you need a different manual. Second, the part numbers are verified by Terex engineering—Donaldson, Perkins, and Eaton components are listed with their own manufacturer numbers. Third, the exploded views show the exact orientation of seals, hoses, and brackets. That saves time when you’re staring at a pile of parts and wondering which way the O-ring faces. I don’t trust aftermarket on principle. OEM is the only way to be sure.

General Service Items & Lubricants – Don’t Skip This Page

Turn past the Table of Contents to Page 3 and you’ll find the General Service Items & Lubricants table. Engine oil filter: Perkins 140517050. Primary air filter: Donaldson P821575. Secondary: P822858. Hydraulic oil filter: part number 0200-213. The hydraulic oil itself comes in 5-gallon pails (part 0300-767) or 55-gallon drums (part 0402-838). If you’re ordering grease, they list it per tube, per box of 10, and per case of 40. That kind of detail means you don’t over-order or under-order. This is the same table I use when restocking the shop shelves.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications for the PT-30?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists exploded views and OEM part numbers for ordering replacements. For torque specs on cylinder glands, wheel lugs, or engine bolts, you need the Terex PT-30 service manual. That manual covers disassembly, inspection, and reassembly with torque values. I’ve seen guys try to use this catalog to rebuild a hydraulic pump and then ask me why the piston slipper clearance isn’t listed. Wrong tool. Get the service manual if you need assembly specs. This catalog is strictly for parts identification and ordering. It does the job it was designed for—getting the right part to your door—but it won’t tell you how tight to turn a nut.

What serial numbers does this manual cover?

Serial DTA 05001-Current. Always check your machine’s serial plate before ordering. If yours is below that range, you need an earlier edition.

You can also find related manuals for the same platform: Terex PT-30 2011 Service Manual – Factory Compact Track Loader Specs for repair procedures, and Terex PT-30 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual if your machine is older. For other Terex/Schaeff models, see Schaeff-terex SKL 863 2003 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual.

For a broader look at how factory documentation sets the standard in the Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview check the Wikipedia entry, but remember that off-road equipment like this compact track loader follows stricter standards. The bottom line: if you need to order parts for a PT-30 and you want the correct numbers the first time, Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals today.