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Terex TR100 2002 Parts Catalog – The Only Way to ID Parts on a Mining Truck

If you’re wrenching on a Terex TR100 mining truck and you need the right part number, you know how much time gets burned chasing ghosts. Aftermarket catalogs? I’ve seen them list the wrong bolt size for a front axle group and then claim it’s ‘compatible.’ This right here is the real thing: the Terex TR100 2002 Parts Catalog – 432 pages of factory-sourced numbers, cross-references, and exploded views that match the machine Terex built. No translation errors. No guesses. This is the same book the dealer techs use, straight from Terex Equipment Limited in Motherwell, Scotland.

SECTION 100: CHASSIS – What You’ll Find

The manual opens with SECTION 100 – CHASSIS. That’s where you’ll locate frame rails, crossmembers, and all the brackets that hold the bodyhoist system and drivetrain. Each parts page has an Index Code with three numbers: major section, sub-section, and model PLI number. You don’t have to guess which bracket fits a 2002 TR100; the exploded drawing tells you the exact orientation and the part number printed right below it. Page references? The table of contents at the front lists every sub-section heading. For example, to find a steering cylinder seal kit, you start at the Table of Contents, look under SECTION 230 – BODY HOIST SYSTEM, and drill down. No flipping through the whole book.

Why Factory Parts Catalogs Beat Aftermarket Every Time

I’ve had guys bring me aftermarket catalogs that claim to cover the TR100 but omit the serial number range or mix up metric and imperial threads. This catalog is stamped with serial numbers T8081011 through T8081063. That means every part listed fits those specific trucks. Terex even published a warranty for parts in 2002 – six months or 1000 hours, whichever comes first – covering defects in material or workmanship. You can’t get that guarantee from a third-party reprint. The document includes the official warranty text on page 3. Read it before you slap a part on and hope it holds.

Front Axle Group and Body Hoist System: Where the Details Live

SECTION 140 – FRONT AXLE GROUP covers the steering knuckles, bearings, and the whole axle housing breakdown. SECTION 230 – BODY HOIST SYSTEM gets into hydraulic cylinders, control valves, and mounting hardware. When you need the hoist cylinder rebuild kit, you don’t want a generic number – you want the Terex part number that comes from the factory illustration. That’s what this catalog gives you: exploded views with every nut, bolt, and seal called out. The optional table of contents page (page 1) lets you jump right to the section you need without scrolling through 400+ pages of text.

Does This Manual Cover Serial Numbers T8081011 through T8081063?

Yes, and only those. The title page clearly states: “TR100 Mining Truck (DD/MTU 16V-2000 Powered) Serial Nos. T8081011 through T8081063.” If your truck falls outside that range, you need a different parts catalog. Check our related listings for TEREX TR100 Mining Truck 1999 Parts Catalog or TEREX TR100 Mining Truck 2010 Parts Catalog if your machine is newer. Every parts book we carry is an original factory release, not a copy or a recompile. That means the part numbers are accurate to the day Terex shipped the truck.

432 Pages of Cross-Referenced Part Numbers

432 pages. Not a loose-leaf binder with missing pages. Not a scanned PDF that cuts off drawings. This is the complete parts book published in January 2002 and revised on 7th May 2010. Every page is indexed with the three-part Index Code so you can tell a dealer exactly which illustration you’re referencing. If you’ve ever stood at a parts counter and watched the clerk squint at a blurry fax because you gave them the wrong number, you’ll appreciate having this catalog on your tablet or laptop. Pull up the exploded view, point to the part, and read the number off the screen.

Get the Right Replacement Part the First Time

Stop wasting billable hours chasing aftermarket numbers that don’t cross. This catalog gives you the OEM part number for every serviceable component on the Terex TR100. Pair it with the service manual for torque specs and procedures – we carry those too. For more background on the automotive and heavy-equipment sector, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

FAQ

Does this catalog list the engine internal parts for the DD/MTU 16V-2000?

No, this is a parts book for chassis, axle, and body-hoist components. Engine internals are in a separate engine parts catalog.

How do I use the Index Code to find a part number for the front axle kingpin?

Open the Table of Contents and locate SECTION 140 – FRONT AXLE GROUP. Note the sub-section number (e.g., 140-02) and the model PLI number. Flip to that page. The Index Code at the top left matches the table. The exploded drawing shows each part with a callout number; the parts list beside it gives the Terex part number, quantity, and description. If the kingpin isn’t listed there, check the optional table of contents or the illustrated index at the front of the section. Every part in that axle group is called out with its exact factory number – no cross-referencing to aftermarket brands.

If you’re ordering parts for a 2002 TR100, you need the book that Terex’s own warranty department uses. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and stop guessing.