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Terex TL 260 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Breakdown

You know the feeling – you’re elbow-deep in a TL 260, the customer’s waiting, and the aftermarket parts catalog you grabbed online has a part number that doesn’t match anything on the machine. Wasted time, wrong parts, and a lost afternoon. This Terex TL 260 2007 Parts Catalog fixes that. It’s the actual factory-issued catalog – 264 pages of exploded diagrams, OEM part numbers, and group breakdowns. No third-party reinterpretation. This is what Terex shipped to their dealers in 2007.

264 Pages of Factory Parts Data

Every page is taken straight from the original Terex publication. The catalog is organized by subassemblies (BAUGRUPPEN) – you start with the “BILDTAFEL” main groups, then drill into the subassembly you need. Page 3 has the important notices and the preamble. The guide for user on page 4 explains the two-step lookup: pick a main group like “Rear chassis including mountings” (4.000), then find the subassembly like “Oil tank” (4.002). The alphabetic index at the back lets you search by part name if you don’t know the group number. You get the same structure a Terex dealer tech uses.

Which Serial Numbers Does It Cover?

The manual lists a specific serial number range: TL02600101 to TL02600134. If your TL 260 falls in that window, these part numbers are exactly what Terex used at the factory. Outside that range? You’ll want to check for updates – the catalog has a note that Terex reserves the right to make changes due to engineering development. But for machines produced in late 2007, this is the definitive list.

Parts Breakdown by Subassembly

The catalog is broken into main groups and subassemblies. Each subassembly has an exploded view with callouts corresponding to the part numbers in the table. The illustrations are not binding for final execution, but they show the correct configuration as of 2007-12. You get the OE number, description, and quantity per machine. No cross-references to aftermarket brands – just the Terex factory number. For ordering, that’s all you need.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs often merge multiple model years or miss superseded numbers. This one is Terex’s own publication – the same PDF that sits on dealer parts counter computers. It’s in three languages (German, English, French) because Terex GmbH in Langenburg supplied these globally. The contact info for the parts department is on page 3 if you need to verify something. No guesswork, no reprints. This is the original factory document.

Other Terex Models You Might Need

If you work on other Schaeff-Terex loaders, check these related catalogs: Schaeff-Terex SKL 863 2003 Parts Catalog covers the smaller compact loader line. SCHAEFF-TEREX SKL 853 2003 Parts Catalog is the skid-steer variant. For the larger SCL 515, see Schaeff-Terex SCL 515 2002 Parts Catalog. Each is a factory catalog built the same way – straight from Terex Germany.

For broader background on how manufacturers structure parts documentation, Automotive Industry Overview provides context, and Automotive Industry Overview is a good reference for understanding OE vs aftermarket supply chains.

Does this parts catalog include torque specs for reassembly?

No. This is a parts catalog – it lists part numbers, quantities, and illustrations. Torque specs belong in a service manual.

How do I use this catalog to order a part I can’t identify?

Start with the alphabetic index (Inhaltsverzeichnis nach Alphabet). Look up the part name in English, German, or French – the index points to the subassembly page. For example, “Oil tank” leads to group 4.002. Open that page, find the exploded diagram, read the callout number, then match it to the part number in the table. Write down the Terex number and give it to your supplier. If the illustration shows a bolt or seal, the part number is listed next to it – no guesswork.

You’ve got a machine in the bay and a parts order that needs to be right the first time. This catalog eliminates the back-and-forth. Click the button to start your access – no registration, no waiting. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact part numbers Terex used.