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Terex PT-60 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM 32-Page Parts Manual

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Terex PT-60 and ended up with the wrong piece because the catalog didn’t separate serial number ranges, you know exactly why this document exists. This is the factory-printed Parts Catalog, not some aftermarket recompile that lumps together parts that never belonged on the same machine. I’ve been wrenching on compact track loaders long enough to know that a single-digit serial number change can mean a different hydraulic valve block or a longer lift arm. This 32-page PDF gives you the actual exploded views with part callouts broken out by serial number—DTE 02662 to 02739, then 02740-Current, and so on. You need the right cab bracket? Page 1-A or 1-B tells you which one matches your chassis. The manual is 32 pages long because that’s all the space needed to show every assembly without filler. No fluff, no generic drawings.

Cab (R.O.P.S.) Assembly – Serial Number Breaks Matter

The Cab (R.O.P.S.) Assembly splits into two serial number ranges: DTE 02662-02739 on page 1-A, and DTE 02740-Current on page 1-B. If you grab the wrong page, you’ll order a cab mount that doesn’t line up. That’s not an exaggeration. I’ve seen a shop waste two hours trying to fit a light bar bracket from the early series onto a later machine. This catalog labels every part number against the correct serial range. The optional Enclosed Cab (R.O.P.S.) Assembly follows the same split on pages 3-A and 3-B. When you’re rebuilding a machine, you run the serial number first, then flip to the right page. That’s it.

Radiator/Oil Cooler Assembly – Don’t Guess the Coolant Mix

Page 6-A covers the Radiator/Oil Cooler Assembly for all PT-60 units. Under the GENERAL SERVICE ITEMS & LUBRICANTS section near the back, you’ll find the manufacturer and part number for antifreeze/coolant (Perkins, sold by the gallon or case). If you mix coolants because you guessed and bought a generic jug, you’re looking at a plugged oil cooler. The catalog tells you exactly which Donaldson air filters (primary P822768, secondary P822769) and which Perkins fuel filter (26560017) fits. That’s not information you get from a parts counter kid reading a screen.

Hydraulic Control Assembly – Page 8-A Reference

You want the hydraulic control valve or the drive/auxiliary pump? Page 8-A shows the Hydraulic Control Assembly, and page 9-A covers the Drive/Auxiliary Pump Assembly. Both are serial-number-dependent—if your machine is DTE 02662-Current, the layout is the same, but the part callouts differ from later production runs. I keep a printed copy of this page taped inside my toolbox lid. The wrong O-ring in a hydraulic manifold turns a simple repair into a full flush and filter change. The catalog lists the seal kit numbers so you’re not guessing sizes.

Engine Assembly and General Service Items

Page 10-A shows the engine assembly breakdown for the Perkins power plant. Below that, the GENERAL SERVICE ITEMS & LUBRICANTS table lists the engine oil, grease, fan belts (two without A/C, one with A/C), and A/C belt. The part numbers are genuine Perkins and Gates. If you walk into a parts store and say “give me the belt for a PT-60,” they’ll hand you something that might fit, but the catalog gives you the Gates number so you can cross-reference. Also listed: fuel screen and water separator O-ring (Perkins 130366110). Don’t skip the secondary air filter—Donaldson P822769 is the safety element that protects the engine if the primary fails. Change them together.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket PDFs

I’ve seen aftermarket “universal” parts lists that combine Terex, Bobcat, and Case parts into one jumble. They save money up front and cost you time on the back end. This catalog is an original Terex Master Part Manual, part number 2030-631, printed October 2010. Every exploded view comes from Terex engineering, not a third-party illustrator. The serial number splits are factory-verified. If you have a PT-60 built in 2008, you’ll see exactly which hydraulic quick attach assembly (optional, page 18-A) or torsion axle (page 12-A) matches your machine. Need the track installation tool? Page 21-A. Need cylinder service items? The back pages list seal kits for serial ranges 2662-2741 and 2742-Current. That’s the kind of detail that keeps a job on schedule.

Related manuals you might need: TEREX PT-50 PT-60 Service Manual covers repair procedures in depth. TEREX PT-50 PT-60 2009 Service Manual if your machine is an earlier build. TEREX PT-60 Parts Catalog is this same catalog — grab another copy for the shop truck. For background on how construction equipment manuals differ from automotive, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview for reference on track loader design standards.

FAQ

What serial numbers does this Terex PT-60 Parts Catalog cover?

The catalog covers serial number DTE 02662 through current production at the time of printing (October 2010). Each assembly page splits into ranges—for example, page 1-A for DTE 02662-02739, page 1-B for DTE 02740-Current. Check the header on each page for your exact machine serial.

Are part numbers for lubricants included?

Yes. See the GENERAL SERVICE ITEMS & LUBRICANTS section.

Access the Factory Manual. You’ll get the full 32-page PDF with every exploded view, serial number break, and genuine Terex part number. No reprints, no guesswork.