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Terex PT-70 2010 Parts Catalog

If you’re ordering parts for a Terex PT-70 2010 Parts Catalog compact track loader, you need the part numbers that come from the factory. I’ve seen too many jobs go sideways because someone relied on a third-party parts list or a blurry online diagram. This 2010 Parts Catalog is the document Terex issued for the PT-70 (Sunbelt). It’s 34 pages of exploded-view diagrams and part numbers keyed to serial number breaks. No guesswork, no cross-referencing aftermarket databases that may be outdated. This is what the dealer uses.

26 Exploded-View Diagrams – What This Catalog Covers

Every major assembly on the PT-70 is broken down into numbered parts with corresponding part numbers. You get cab (ROPS) assembly, cab interior, optional door, enclosed cab, chassis, hood, radiator/oil cooler, hydraulic reservoir, control valve, lift arm control, drive/auxiliary pump, pilot generation block, engine assembly, intake/exhaust, fuse panel, torsion axle, undercarriage (both right and left with serial number breaks), drive table, lift arm with tubes and fittings, quick attach, hydraulic quick attach, optional AC, and optional heater. That’s 26 separate figures. Each one matches the production serial number range so you order the correct revision.

General Service Items and Lubricants – Page 3

Flip to page 3 and you’ll find the factory-recommended manufacturer and part numbers for filters, belts, coolant, and engine oil. Engine oil filter, primary and secondary air filters, diesel fuel filter, fan belt, AC belt, antifreeze/coolant (1 gallon and case), engine oil (quart and case). These are the exact numbers Terex spec’d. Using aftermarket equivalents without checking cross-reference is how you end up with an air filter that doesn’t seal. I’ve had to redo jobs because a helper grabbed the wrong filter. Page 3 saves that headache.

Why OEM Part Numbers Beat Aftermarket Guessing

Aftermarket parts catalogs often have superseded numbers or wrong cross-references. This document is the original Terex Master Part Manual, printed 10-10, part number 2046-330. It’s not a copy or a reprint. The part numbers haven’t been filtered through a third-party editor who may have introduced errors. When you need a hydraulic fitting or a specific bolt for the lift arm control valve, the OEM number is the only one guaranteed to fit. The TEREX PT-70 2010 Parts Catalog is the same OEM document you see here.

Serial Number Breaks – Does This Manual Cover Your Machine?

Yes, multiple sections include serial number ranges. For example, the undercarriage assembly (RT) shows serial # DTH 00682-00719 on page 17-A and # DTH 00720-Current on 17-B. The left side follows the same pattern on pages 18-A and 18-B. Cab assemblies are listed as Serial # DTH 00682-Current. If your machine is newer than the 2010 print date, verify your serial against the ‘Current’ definition on page 2. The catalog covers PT-70 (Sunbelt) production up to the print date.

3 Ways This OEM Catalog Saves You Money

First, you avoid ordering the wrong part because the exploded view shows exactly how things go together. Second, you skip the markup of dealer parts counter lookup fees. Third, you reduce machine downtime – a job waiting for the correct part kills productivity. This catalog pays for itself the first time you use it.

Audience – Who Needs This 2010 Parts Catalog?

Home garage enthusiasts maintaining their own compact track loader. Small fleet owners who need to keep PT-70s running without dealer support. Experienced mechanics who want factory verification of part numbers before placing an order. Beginners should pair this with a service manual like TEREX PT-70 PT-80 2009 Service Manual for repair procedures. For older models, the Schaeff-Terex SKL 863 2003 Parts Catalog is also available.

For background on compact track loader design, see the Automotive Industry Overview. This kind of documentation is critical for the Automotive Industry Overview to understand proper maintenance.

Is this the original Terex factory manual?

Yes, it’s the factory Master Part Manual printed 10-10, part number 2046-330.

What serial numbers does it cover?

It covers PT-70 machines from serial DTH 00682 to current (2010). Some sections have specific serial number ranges, like undercarriage RT page 17-A for DTH 00682-00719 and 17-B for DTH 00720-Current. Always check the serial number reference at the beginning of each assembly figure to make sure you order the correct revision. If your machine was built after the print date, use the ‘Current’ definition on page 2 which refers to production at time of printing.

How many pages and what format?

34 pages, PDF format with live links in the table of contents to jump to each assembly figure.

Can I use this to order parts for a PT-80?

No, this is specific to PT-70. The TEREX PT-70 PT-80 2009 Service Manual covers service procedures for both, but parts are different between models. Use the correct parts catalog per model.

Don’t waste time with aftermarket parts lists or blurry scans. This is the factory document – 34 pages, OEM part numbers, serial number breaks. Access the Factory Manual and get the right part the first time.