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Terex PT-80 2010 Parts Catalog

You’ve got a PT-80 compact track loader down, waiting on parts. You order a hydraulic hose from an aftermarket catalog, get it delivered, and it doesn’t fit. Why? Because the part number was wrong, the serial number range didn’t match, or you guessed at the assembly. That’s wasted time and money. The Terex PT-80 2010 Parts Catalog stops that. This is the exact document the factory uses – 31 pages of exploded parts views with OEM part numbers keyed to specific serial number breaks.

I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years. I’ve seen guys try to rebuild a lift arm using a generic parts list. They end up with a piston that’s one thread pitch off. This catalog gives you the breakdown for every assembly – from the Cab (R.O.P.S.) to the Hydraulic Quick Attach – and it’s keyed to Serial # DTI 01310 and later. You get the part number straight from Terex.

Cab (R.O.P.S.) Assembly Coverage

Section 1 covers the rollover protective structure canopy. Every bolt, pin, seal, and decal is shown in an exploded view with callouts. If you need a new cab mount isolator or a latch handle, you find it here. The catalog lists the part numbers for both the standard canopy and the optional enclosed cab (Section 4). No more measuring holes that don’t match aftermarket parts.

26 Sections for the PT-80 – Every Assembly Exploded

From the Chassis (Section 5) to the Cab Heater (Section 26), each major system gets its own section. The Undercarriage is split into right and left assemblies (Sections 17-18). The Drive Tables are separated the same way (Sections 19-20). The Lift Arm Assembly (Section 21) includes all tubes and fittings (Section 22). Even the optional Air Conditioning Assemblies (Section 25) are covered. You get the part numbers for the compressor, condenser, evaporator, and every fitting.

Hydraulic Control Assembly: Finding the Right Valve

Section 9 covers the Hydraulic Control Assembly, and Section 10 covers the Lift Arm Control Valve Assembly. The catalog shows the valve body, spool, springs, and specific O-ring sizes. No more pulling a valve apart and hoping you can match the kit from a generic store. The part numbers are right there. If you need a pilot generation block, that’s Section 12. Every hydraulic line and fitting is listed with the correct Terex PN.

Does This Parts Catalog Include Torque Specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It gives you the part numbers for every seal, gasket, and component you’ll need when you do that job. For torque specs, maintenance intervals, and repair steps, you need the TEREX PT-80 Service Manual or the TEREX PT-70 PT-80 2009 Service Manual. But if you’re ordering parts, this catalog is the only way to get the correct OEM numbers. Trying to guess from a generic cross-reference is how you end up with wrong threads and leaking joints.

Understand the General Service Items Section

After the assembly sections, the catalog includes a dedicated General Service Items & Lubricants table. It lists part numbers for the engine oil filter, primary and secondary air filters, diesel fuel filter, fan belt, A/C belt, antifreeze, engine oil, and grease. Each item has a Terex part number and a manufacturer reference. You can order directly or cross to the OEM filter manufacturer. But the PN is the key – don’t rely on aftermarket cross-reference charts that might be wrong. This is factory data from Terex.

Source Authenticity – This Is the Real Factory Document

What you get is a direct reproduction of the original Terex Master Part Manual, printed 09-10. Part number 2046-307. 31 pages. No reprints from third-party sources that might have introduced errors. The exploded diagrams are scanned from the factory originals. Every reference to serial number DTI 01310-Current is verified against Terex’s own production records. If you’re working on a later-model PT-80, this is the only parts catalog you should trust. For earlier serial numbers, see TEREX PT-80 2008 Parts Catalog, which covers previous builds. For background on compact track loader engineering, see Automotive Industry Overview which discusses off-highway equipment trends. Also check Automotive Industry Overview for additional context.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a PT-80 with serial number before DTI 01310?

This catalog covers serial number DTI 01310-Current. For earlier machines, you would need the TEREX PT-80 2008 Parts Catalog, which covers previous serial runs up to that point.

Does this include the part numbers for the optional air conditioning and heater assemblies?

Yes. Section 25 covers Air Conditioning Assemblies (Optional) and Section 26 covers Cab Heater Assembly (Optional). Each optional assembly is illustrated with its own part numbers. If your machine has the factory A/C, you can find the compressor, condenser, evaporator, and all fittings with the correct Terex PN. No need to search through generic HVAC catalogs.

How many pages is this manual?

31 pages.

What is the difference between a parts catalog and a service manual?

A parts catalog gives you exploded views and part numbers for ordering. A service manual gives you step-by-step repair procedures, torque specs, and troubleshooting. If you need both, get the service manual from our related documents. The parts catalog is the companion – you use it to order the right parts before you start the job. Trying to rebuild an engine without the parts catalog means you might order a piston that does not match your block serial number. That is a mistake you only make once. A parts catalog like this one eliminates that risk by providing factory-correct numbers for every component.

31 pages. That is all you need to get the right part numbers for your Terex PT-80. No aftermarket guesswork, no wasted trips to the dealer because the part doesn’t fit. Every section is serial-number-specific and factory-audited. If you need to fix the machine, start with the right parts. Access the Factory Manual from the link above and keep it in your shop tablet or print it. You will use it every time you order a component.