Description

Terex TR60 2002 Parts Catalog – Factory Numbers, No Guesswork

Trying to order parts for a TR60 without the OEM part numbers is a waste of time. You end up with wrong components, delays, and returns. This Terex TR60 2002 Parts Catalog gives you the factory numbers straight from the Motherwell, Scotland engineering department. 478 pages of indexed drawings and part lists. No third-party reprints, no generic aftermarket PDFs. This is the same binder the dealer parts counter uses.

Serial number range T7821001 through T7821121. If your truck falls outside that window, the manual won’t match. Check your VIN plate before buying. For newer production, see TEREX TR60 2006 Parts Catalog which covers later builds.

Parts Book Structure: Major Sections and Index Codes

Each page carries a three-number index code at the top left. The first number is the Major Section – for example, Section 100 is Chassis, Section 140 is Front Axle Group, Section 230 is Body Hoist System. The second number designates the Sub-section, and the third is the model PLI number. That system lets you drill down from the Table of Contents to exactly the component you need. The manual covers nine Major Sections; not all apply to every TR60 configuration. The illustrated index at the front shows thumbnails of each section – faster than flipping pages blind.

Warranty Coverage on OEM Parts

Terex Equipment Limited warrants new Terex replacement parts for six months from purchase by an authorized dealer. The warranty covers defects in material or workmanship. It does not cover negligence, alteration, accident, overloading, or use outside Terex-approved applications. Labor for removal or reinstallation is not included. If you get a bad part, you have to bring it to the dealer during business hours with the original sales slip. Read the full warranty text in the catalog – it’s printed right after the title page. That level of detail is why you want the factory document, not a copy.

Does This Manual Cover Your Serial Number Range?

Serial numbers T7821001 through T7821121. That’s the only range this 2002 edition supports. If your chassis serial starts with something else, you need Terex TR60 2009 Service Manual – OEM Factory Specs or the appropriate parts catalog for your year. The manual is engine-specific: Cummins QSK19-C525. Drivetrain, brakes, hoist – all indexed to that powertrain. If your truck has a different engine, this catalog is wrong for you.

3 Key Sections for Chassis, Axle, and Hoist

Section 100 (Chassis): frame rails, crossmembers, mounting brackets. Section 140 (Front Axle Group): knuckles, kingpins, hubs. Section 230 (Body Hoist System): cylinders, control valves, hoses. Each section includes a parts drawing with callout numbers and a corresponding parts list with Terex part numbers, descriptions, and quantities per assembly. No generics – these are the exact numbers you give the dealer.

Get the Right Part Numbers – Use the Illustrated Index

Open the catalog to the Table of Contents. Find the component group. Flip to the index page showing thumbnails of all sections. Match the drawing to your part. Write down the callout number. Cross-reference it in the parts list. That’s it. Period. No guesswork. You’re done in under two minutes if you know your machine. For operators who also need daily checks, grab Terex TR45, TR60 Operators Manual – Factory Specs & Safety for lubrication schedules and safety procedures.

Source Authenticity: OEM vs Aftermarket

This is a genuine Terex publication from Product Support Department, Motherwell, Scotland. The PDF is scanned from the original print, not a retyped aftermarket version. Aftermarket parts catalogs often transpose digits, skip supersessions, or use generic illustrations. This one has the factory warranty statement, the revision date (Revised Sept. 2002), and the specific serial range. If you’ve ever ordered a part from a third-party number that turned out to be wrong, you know the cost of an incorrect callout – freight, downtime, and a mechanic standing around. OEM documentation eliminates that risk. For a broader context on the industry, see Automotive Industry Overview for standardization history. Also reference Automotive Industry Overview for manufacturing practices.

What serial numbers does this manual cover?

T7821001 through T7821121.

How is the parts catalog organized to help me find a specific component?

The catalog is divided into Major Sections (e.g., Chassis, Front Axle, Body Hoist). Each section has an illustrated index showing component drawings. The Table of Contents lists all sections and sub-sections. Each part is identified by a callout number on the drawing that corresponds to a line in the parts list with the Terex part number, description, and quantity. You also get index codes at the top of every page that tell you the Major Section, Sub-section, and model PLI number. Cross-referencing these three codes pinpoints any serviceable item. For example, to locate a steering cylinder you find Major Section 2 in the TOC, then the cylinder sub-section, then read the PLI code. It’s precise and avoids ordering the wrong part.

If you’re working on a TR60 in your shop or fleet, stop chasing aftermarket numbers that don’t match. Get the factory document from 2002, 478 pages of verified part data. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your tablet or printed binder. It’ll save you return shipping, wrong parts, and the headache of explaining to a parts guy what you need.