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Terex TS14G 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Book

You’ve pulled a hydraulic line off a TS14G and now you’re staring at a pile of O-rings, hoses, and brackets that don’t match what the local parts counter showed on their screen. I’ve been there. Wasting a morning because some aftermarket parts list swapped a 0.375-inch fitting for metric. This 2010 Terex TS14G 2010 Parts Catalog is the only way to verify what actually bolts onto that machine. 438 pages of factory-indexed part numbers, cross-referenced to exploded drawings. No third-party reinterpretation. Just the official Terex publication number 15503462, printed for serial number S9141011 and above.

That six-month or 1,000-hour warranty on new Terex parts? You won’t need it if you order the right part the first time. This catalog is how you do that. Let me walk you through what’s inside.

438 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdowns

The manual splits into four major index groups: Tractor, Tractor Optional, Scraper, and Scraper Optional. Each group has its own table of contents. Page numbers run from the main library index through sections like Section 100 Chassis, Section 140 Front Axle Group, and Section 230 Body Hoist System. Every part page carries a three-number index code at the top left corner—major section, sub-section, and model PLI number. That code tells you exactly which machine variant the parts fit. If you’ve ever tried to order a front axle seal from a generic cross-reference, you know the value of that precision.

What Sections Does This Parts Catalog Cover?

From the table of contents: Tractor section covers the power train, cooling, and fuel system components. Tractor Optional adds the attachments like air conditioning and auxiliary hydraulics. Scraper section dives into the bowl, ejector, and apron assemblies. Scraper Optional includes the cutting edge options and wear parts. The major sections inside include Chassis (100), Front Axle Group (140), and Body Hoist System (230). Automotive Industry Overview has nothing on the specificity of this equipment—this is heavy iron, not a sedan.

3 Reasons to Trust OEM Documentation Over Aftermarket

Number one: the part numbers come from Terex’s own engineering drawings. When the book says a seal is part number 1234567, that seal will fit the bore and shaft tolerance Terex spec’d. Number two: the index codes let you trace a part back to the exact sub-system—no guessing if that bolt goes to the hoist or the steering. Number three: the publication is revised (May 2010) to catch superseded parts. Aftermarket catalogs often list obsolete numbers. That costs you downtime.

One more thing—this book includes the official Terex warranty statement for parts. You don’t get that with a scanned photocopy from some forum.

Get the Right Part Number the First Time

Match your machine’s serial number to the range S9141011 and above. If your TS14G falls in that range, the diagrams and callouts in this catalog are correct for your scraper. Check the engine: Cummins QSB Tier3. Transmission: Funk DF158. Both have dedicated sub-sections. When you’re ordering a clutch pack or a hydraulic pump, pull the exploded view, note the index code, and hand that to your dealer. I’ve seen mechanics order four different water pump gaskets because they didn’t have the parts catalog. Don’t be that guy.

TS14G Serial Number Range: What You Need to Know

The original print date is May 2007, revised 7th May 2010. That means this catalog captures engineering changes up to early 2010. If your machine was built after that date, you’ll want the later edition—check our related manuals section below. But for any TS14G with serial S9141011 through the end of 2010 production, this is the exact parts book Terex shipped to dealers. Trust the factory markings, not a third-party reprint.

438 pages. OEM data. That’s all you need to keep your scraper running without chasing phantom part numbers.

Who Needs This Catalog?

Shop owners who maintain a fleet of Terex scrapers. Equipment rental yards that need to stock the right service parts. Independent mechanics that work on construction equipment and refuse to guess bearing sizes. DIY owners with a TS14G in their barn who want to order parts without paying dealer markup on wrong parts. If you can read an exploded drawing and point to bracket #12, this book pays for itself on the first order.

I’ve been turning wrenches since before some of you were born. I don’t touch a machine without the factory parts catalog on the bench. Neither should you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specifications for reassembly?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers, quantities, and exploded views. For torque values, use the Terex TS14G service manual.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a TS14G with serial number below S9141011?

Partially. Some sub-sections carry the same part numbers, but Terex made running changes. You risk ordering obsolete bracket or hose configurations. Best to verify with a dealer using your machine’s serial.

Is this the same catalog Terex dealers use?

Yes. Publication number 15503462 is the official dealer parts book. Terex Customer Support in Motherwell, Scotland, issued it. The warranty terms printed on page 3 match what dealers honor.

What format is the access?

PDF with bookmarks for each major section. You can search by part number or navigate through the table of contents hyperlinks.

Related Manuals

• Terex TS14G Operators Manual – Factory OEM Handbook
• Terex TS14G 2002 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual
• Terex TS14G 2010 Operators Manual – OEM Scraper Handbook
• Automotive Industry Overview

Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your tablet next to the creeper. You’ll save time, money, and a trip back to the parts store.