Terex PT-60CE 2010 Parts Catalog – 26 Pages OEM Parts Breakdown

Description

If you have ever ordered a part for a PT-60CE and ended up with the wrong bracket or hose because the aftermarket diagram was a photocopy of a photocopy, you know the frustration. This 26-page factory Terex PT-60CE 2010 Parts Catalog ends that guessing. It is the same set of pages the dealer service writers pull up when you call. No reprints, no generic drawings – just Terex original part numbers and exploded views that match the machine on your lot.

Cab and R.O.P.S. Assembly – Serial Numbers ETE 00101-Current

Section 1 breaks down every panel, latch, and canopy bracket for the Cab (R.O.P.S.) Assembly. The exploded diagram on page 4 shows the interior panels with callouts that reference the exact part numbers you need. If you are replacing a cracked roof panel or a worn-out latch, this is where you start. The manual also covers the optional Enclosed Cab (R.O.P.S.) Assembly in Section 3, so you are not stuck guessing between standard and enclosed versions.

Hydraulic Control Assembly and Drive Pump – Factory Part Listings

The hydraulic system on the PT-60CE is what makes it earn its keep. Sections 8 (Hydraulic Control Assembly) and 9 (Drive/Auxiliary Pump Assembly) give you the exploded views for the control valve, pump, and all the fittings. Need the O-ring for the pump outlet? The part number is right there, prefixed with 380 as per the instruction on page 2. Ignoring that prefix is a common mistake that gets you an asterisk on the packing slip instead of the part you need.

General Service Items and Lubricants (Page 3)

Page 3 lists the manufacturer and part number for every filter, belt, and fluid the PT-60CE takes. Engine oil filter is Perkins, primary air filter Donaldson P822768, secondary P822769. Fuel filter Perkins 26560017. Fan belt from Gates – two without A/C, one with. You see the A/C belt spec: Gates A48K. If your machine came with the optional heater/AC (Section 20) you need that belt. Ordering from an aftermarket cross-reference might get you a belt that is too long or too short. Use the factory spec from page 3 and you get the right length the first time.

3 Reasons to Stick with Factory Parts Catalogs

First, the part numbering system. Terex uses a prefix – always add 380 to the numbers in this manual. Aftermarket catalogs skip that detail and you end up with a wrong box. Second, the serial number range. Every section in this catalog is keyed to machine serial # ETE 00101-Current. If your PT-60CE is an early unit, some parts may supersede; the factory revisions are baked into these pages. Third, the exploded-view orientation. The OEM drawings show exactly how the assembly goes together – bolt orientation, bracket stacking order, hose routing. A generic diagram might show the parts but not the sequence. If you are rebuilding the lift arm assembly (Section 15) or replacing the torsion axle (Section 12), that detail saves you from having to stop mid-job to figure out which spacer goes where.

Road Safety Section – What You Need to Know

Section 22 is labeled Road Safety. If you ever transport the PT-60CE on a trailer, this section covers the tie-down points, weight distribution, and required lighting. Skip it and you risk a fine or worse. The manual is 26 pages total, but every page is packed with information you will actually use on the job. For other Terex compact equipment, check out the Schaeff-terex SKL 863 2003 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual or the Schaeff-terex SKL 853 2003 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM 485 Pages for a larger machine. For the smaller loader line, the Schaeff-terex SCL 515 2002 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual covers similar assemblies. Automotive Industry Overview for context on part numbering standards, and Automotive Industry Overview explains why OEM documentation matters in heavy equipment.

Does this manual cover serial numbers after ETE 00101?

Yes – all sections are marked Serial # ETE 00101-Current as of the 2010 print date. Machines built after 2010 may have revisions not captured here; check Terex for supersession.

What lubricants are specified in the catalog?

Page 3 lists multi-grade 10W-30 engine oil, ethylene glycol long-life antifreeze, and multi-purpose lithium grease. Manufacturer part numbers are provided for each.

Are torque specs included in this parts catalog?

No.

How many sections and pages are in the manual?

22 sections across 26 pages. Sections cover everything from the cab and undercarriage to the optional heater/AC and the track installation tool. The general service items table on page 3 gives filter and belt numbers, and the hydraulic service items table (also page 3) lists fluid specifications for the hydraulic reservoir and control assembly. If you need the O-ring or seal part for the drive pump, Section 9 has that. The road safety section (22) includes tie-down and transport guidelines. For a machine as compact as the PT-60CE, having all these assemblies exploded in one document means you never have to cross-reference multiple aftermarket sources.

This 26-page factory catalog is the only source for genuine Terex part numbers on the PT-60CE. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on the tablet in the cab – next time you need a part, you will have the number and the exploded view without the phone tag.