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Terex TFC45LX 2013 Parts Catalog

You’ve got a Terex TFC45LX down with a hydraulic leak on the boom. Need the seal kit for the tilt cylinder? Unless you enjoy reordering parts twice, you need the factory parts catalog. Aftermarket cross-references get the thread pitch wrong, the material wrong, or just plain miss the part number. This is the actual 2013 Terex TFC45LX Parts Catalog – printed by the crane builder, not some third-party copy. 256 pages of exploded diagrams and OEM part numbers. No guesswork.

Boom and Spreader Coverage – FLECHE Section

Start with the FLECHE section (01F-0000-040-10). That covers the 5H9’6″ boom. Inside you’ll find every sub-assembly: hydraulic tilt long lines (01F-0010-036-1), boom elements (01F-0200-084-0), tilt articulation and cylinders (01F-0220-027-1), wear pads (01F-0440-012-2), double hose reel (01F-0500-022-0), signal lights and work lights (01F-0700-011-1), and the critical valve assemblies for telescoping (01F-1140-016-1) and lift (01F-1140-017-2). Each part has a reference number. The spreader options are listed separately: electro-aimant (20F-0000-022-1) and pince méca 35T (20F-0000-027-0). Both include orientation rings, rotation reducers, carriage cylinders, and Rexroth or Atos electro-distributors. This level of detail saves you from ordering a valve that doesn’t fit the pilot pressure spec.

Chassis and Power Train – Environment Section

The CHASSIS section (01P-0000-063-0) covers the entire undercarriage: bare chassis, engine hoods, cab support, rails, counterweights. The engine is a Cummins QSM11 (10P-0000-057-1) with Donaldson exhaust and air filter (10P-0300-028-1). The hydraulics pump section (10P-0600-014-1) shows the 145+75 cm³ pump and the 40+12 cm³ auxiliary pump. If you need the cab wiring harness (05P-0030-034-2), heater, wipers, seat, pedal assembly – all there. The 256 pages cover everything from the fuse plate (05P-0620-028-1) to the counterweight (01P-0700-028-1). For those who work on multiple machines, the Schaeff-terex SKL 863 2003 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual uses the same part numbering logic.

How to Use the Parts Nomenclature Correctly

Page 5 explains the two types of nomenclature: Function and Sous-Function. Each table has columns: REP (illustration reference), REFERENCE (part number), QTE (quantity in that sub-function, not per whole machine), PRE (preventive maintenance urgency code 1-2-3), and three language columns. When ordering, you must provide the machine type, serial number (matricule), and the reference for each part. Skipping the serial number gets you a wrong part – the manual is written for the G7544006 series of machines. That’s why factory documentation matters. Aftermarket catalogs often omit the PRE column and the serial number range.

256 Pages of OEM Data – Original Publication

This is a genuine Terex publication from 2013, edition 30/10/2013. The file is original, not a scanned reprint with blurred numbers. The PDF includes bookmarks for every sub-section – click straight to the boom, spreader, or chassis. The three languages (French, English, Spanish) are side-by-side. For comparison, the Schaeff-terex SKL 853 2003 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM 485 Pages and the Schaeff-terex SCL 515 2002 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual follow the same format if you need broader coverage.

Why OEM Parts Catalogs Beat Aftermarket Cross-References

Aftermarket sites list generic part numbers. They miss the minor revisions that Terex makes. The FLECHE section includes updates like VERIN RELEVAGE EQ. (C-L-LS-LX) vs. LSX – two different cylinders because of stroke and port size. Cross-reference databases won’t show that. Industry best practices (see Automotive Industry Overview emphasize using manufacturer documentation for liability reasons. The Automotive Industry Overview confirms that proper component identification reduces recall risk. If you are a shop owner, you cannot afford a misordered part that delays a job.

Common Questions About This Parts Catalog

Does this catalog include the Cummins engine parts?

Yes. Section 10P covers the Cummins QSM11 engine.

How do I find the correct part number for a hydraulic valve?

Locate the sub-function in the table of contents, such as Valve Verin Telescopage (01F-1140-016-1). The table lists REP (illustration reference number), REFERENCE (complete part number with revision code), QTE (quantity of that part in that sub-function, not for the whole machine), and PRE (preventive maintenance urgency code 1-2-3 indicating how critical the part is for scheduled maintenance). Always cross-check the machine serial number – the catalog is specific to the G7544006 series. When ordering, Terex requires the machine type, serial number, quantity, designation, and the reference. Skipping any step leads to wrong parts.

If you maintain a TFC45LX, your parts room needs this catalog. Access the Factory Manual today.