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Terex TS14G 2002 Parts Catalog – What You Actually Get

I’ve seen too many guys spend a Saturday afternoon with a magnet and a micrometer trying to match a part from a generic aftermarket catalog. That’s how you end up with a steering cylinder that’s half an inch too short or a seal that doesn’t fit the bore. The Terex TS14G 2002 Parts Catalog from AutoRepairManuals is the only way to get the exact factory part numbers for your scraper. No reprints, no third-party interpretation – this is the same book the Terex dealer parts counter uses. 460 pages, direct from the Motherwell, Scotland product support department.

You need to know if your machine falls in the serial range. This manual covers TS14G Overhung Scrapers from Serial No. S7901001. The revision date is Feb 02, so it supersedes the Mar 00 version. If you’re working on a newer unit, check the TEREX TS14G 2010 Parts Catalog for the latest updates. But for anything built between 2000 and early 2002, this is your book.

460 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

This isn’t a thumbnail sketch. Every major section is broken into sub-sections with their own Index Code. For example, Section 100 covers Chassis, Section 140 the Front Axle Group, and Section 230 the Body Hoist System. Each part is listed with its Terex part number, description, and quantity per assembly. The exploded views are line drawings, not blurry photos. You’ll see exactly where the cylinder mounts, which bracket, which pin. Page 5 explains the Index Code system – a three-number code that tells you the Major Section, Sub-section, and model PLI number. Memorize that system and you’ll find any part in under two minutes.

Does This Catalog Cover Your TS14G Serial Number?

Check the serial number plate on your scraper. The manual states it covers from S7901001. If your machine is older, you’ll need a different edition. If it’s newer, the TEREX TS14G Operators Manual might have the updates. But for the S7901001 range, this is the definitive parts source. Don’t assume yours is included – verify the serial number before you order.

3 Ways This Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket

1. Original OEM part numbers. Aftermarket catalogs often substitute with generic cross-references that may not match the thread pitch, hardness, or seal type. Terex numbered every bolt, every o-ring, every hose. Use their numbers.
2. Index codes that match the machine. The manual is organized by functional groups – Chassis, Steering, Body Hoist. If you need a steering cylinder seal, go to Section 220, Sub-section 0120. The exploded view shows the exact cylinder assembly. No flipping through random pages.
3. Warranty coverage. Terex explicitly states a six-month warranty on their parts when purchased through an authorized dealer. If you order the wrong part because you used a non-OEM source, you own that mistake. This catalog eliminates that risk.

And if you’re thinking about the Terex TS14G 2010 Operators Manual – OEM Scraper Handbook for the operating specs, remember that the parts catalog is your go-to for ordering replacements. The operator manual won’t list part numbers.

Use the Index Code System Correctly

Printed at the top left of each parts page is that three-number Index Code. The first number is the Major Section, the second is the Sub-section, and the last is the model PLI number. For example, Section 230 – Body Hoist System – includes the hydraulic cylinder, control valves, and lines. If you need the hoist cylinder seal kit, you find the Index Code for that sub-section, then look up the part number. The manual lists every component in the assembly. Don’t skip reading the Table of Contents – it lists all Major Sections and Sub-sections. I’ve seen guys flip through the whole book because they ignored the index. Save yourself the time.

This catalog also includes a Main Library Index page that lets you jump between Tractor and Scraper sections. The TS14G is an overhung scraper, so the manual splits into Tractor, Tractor Optional, Scraper, and Scraper Optional sections. Each has its own Table of Contents. Know which section you need before you start.

Section 220: Steering Components – What You Get

One of the most commonly replaced parts on a scraper is the steering cylinder. Section 220 covers the entire steering system, and Sub-section 0120 is dedicated to the steering cylinder itself. The exploded view shows the cylinder barrel, rod, piston, seals, and mounting pins. Every part number is listed. If you’re rebuilding a cylinder, you need those seal numbers. The day you try to match a seal by eyeballing it at the parts store is the day you end up with a leak at the end of the job. Order the correct Terex part from this catalog and be done.

For background on why OEM documentation matters in heavy equipment, you can read the Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia. The principle is the same – factory specs keep machines running and people safe.

Another reference point: the Automotive Industry Overview provides context on standardization, but it doesn’t replace the actual part numbers you need. This manual does.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this catalog help me identify the correct hydraulic cylinder for the body hoist?

Yes. Section 230 covers the Body Hoist System. The exploded view and part number list will show you the exact cylinder assembly for your machine. Use the serial number range to confirm compatibility.

Can I use this parts catalog for engine rebuild parts?

No.

The manual is 460 pages – is there a way to search for part numbers quickly?

Because this is a PDF format, you can use the search function in your reader to find any part number or description. The PDF is scanned from the original, but it’s text-searchable. For the fastest results, use the Table of Contents to navigate to the correct Major Section, then search within that section. The Index Code system also helps – if you know the section number, you can scroll to the right page range. For example, all Section 100 pages start with “100-” in the Index Code. That narrows your search area significantly.

What if my machine’s serial number is outside the range listed?

You’ll need a different edition. This catalog covers from S7901001. Terex released updated parts books for later serial ranges. Contact Terex or check the TEREX TS14G 2010 Parts Catalog for newer machines. Using the wrong serial range can lead to ordering incorrect part numbers – the design changed over the years.

This is the factory manual. No fluff, no reprints, no shortcuts. If you need to order parts for your TS14G, stop guessing. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and get the right part numbers the first time. Your time and your machine deserve OEM accuracy.