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Terex TA25, TA27 2000 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs for the Articulated Truck

If you have ever tried to order a hydraulic line for a TA25 or TA27 using an aftermarket cross-reference list, you already know the headache. Part numbers that don’t match, illustrations that skip serial number breaks, and zero warranty backing. This is the real thing – the Terex TA25, TA27 2000 Parts Catalog printed by the factory in Motherwell, Scotland. 502 pages of original Terex part numbers, organized by major component sections, with clear index codes. No guessing. No generic drawings. Just the parts breakdown that Terex used to build the truck.

Section 100 – Chassis: Where the Frame and Mounts Are Detailed

The chassis section covers every bracket, crossmember, and mounting plate for the TA25 and TA27. You get exploded-view illustrations keyed to Terex part numbers. If you need a front engine mount or a cab isolator bushing, you will find the exact number there. The catalog splits by serial number range – from A8051001 onward – so you order the right revision. No more returning wrong parts because a supplier used a superseded number without telling you.

Section 140 – Front Axle Group: Steering Knuckles, Hubs, and Brakes

Front axle components on these articulated trucks take a beating. Section 140 breaks down the steering knuckle, wheel hub, brake assembly, and all attaching hardware. Each sub-section has its own PLI (Parts List Illustration) number printed in the top left corner of the page. You match your model and serial number, then read the parts list. That is it. No decoding skills required.

Section 230 – Body Hoist System: Hydraulic Cylinders and Control Valves

The body hoist system is critical for dump operations. This section covers the hoist cylinder, mounting pins, hydraulic control valve, and all hoses. TEREX TA25 TA27 TA30 TA35 TA40 Glass Parts Catalog also covers the cab glass, but for the hoist hardware you need the original book. If you are replacing a leaky hoist ram O-ring, the part number here matches the factory seal kit. Do not trust aftermarket seal kits that claim to fit – they often skip the backup ring.

How the Major Section Index Works (Page 5 Explained)

Page 5 of this catalog includes the explanation of the index code system. Each parts page carries a three-number code – the first number is the major section (e.g., 100 for chassis), the second is the sub-section, and the third is the model PLI. You flip to the Table of Contents pages at the front – there are separate TOC sections for Tractor, Tractor Optional, Trailer, and Trailer Optional. The main library index lets you jump directly to any major section. This layout is standard for Terex equipment from 2000 and is the same system used in the factory service manuals. Terex TA25 TA27 Operators Manual – Factory Specs & Safety uses the same numbering, so you can cross-reference part numbers with the operator safety warnings.

502 Pages of Genuine Terex Part Numbers – Not Aftermarket Reprints

This is a scanned OEM document, not a third-party compilation. Every part number begins with the Terex prefix (e.g., 15274226 for the TA25). The catalog includes the official Terex warranty statement from June 2000 – six months on new parts from an authorized dealer. If you are a shop owner or a DIY operator, having this book on the bench means you can order exactly what the factory intended. Schaeff-terex SKL 863 2003 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual is another example of the same documentation standard from the Terex family. Don’t settle for generic illustrations that lump multiple models together. The TA25 and TA27 share many driveline parts, but the body hoist and chassis differ. This catalog respects those differences.

Who Should Buy This Manual?

Home garage enthusiasts who maintain their own dump trucks for farm or construction work will get the most out of this catalog. You do not need dealer software – just the serial number of your machine and a willingness to look up the right section. Professional mechanics in rental fleets or small shops will also save billable hours by ordering correct parts the first time. The Automotive Industry Overview has moved toward electronic parts catalogs, but a printed (or PDF) OEM catalog still beats a slow dealer portal when you are under a truck with mud in your eyes. Automotive Industry Overview

FAQ – Common Questions About This Parts Catalog

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are in the factory service manual.

How do I find the correct part for my serial number?

Locate the serial number plate on your machine (usually on the frame rail near the cab). The catalog covers from serial A8051001. Each major section lists applicable serial numbers at the start of the sub-section. Match your serial number to the range given, then use the illustration to identify the part. If your truck falls outside that range, you need the later revision catalog. Cross-referencing the serial number is the only way to guarantee the part you order fits.

Can I use this with the operator’s manual?

Yes. The section numbers align with the operator manual’s system. If the operator manual says “Section 230 – Body Hoist”, you open the same section in the parts catalog to find the exploded view and part numbers. They were designed to work together.

Is the PDF searchable?

Yes. The file has OCR text embedded. You can search by part number or description keywords. However, the table of contents is clickable, and each major section has a bookmark in the PDF. Use the bookmarks to navigate faster than flipping 502 pages.

After spending 28 years under hoods and around heavy equipment, I have learned that the only parts catalog worth a damn is the one the manufacturer printed. This is that book. No reprints, no aftermarket interpretations – just the original Terex part numbers, laid out the way the engineers intended. If you are maintaining a TA25 or TA27 and you are tired of ordering wrong parts, stop guessing. Access the Factory Manual and start ordering right the first time.