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Terex TW130 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs

If you’ve ever ordered a hydraulic hose or a seal kit for a mobile excavator and got the wrong part, you know the hassle. Return shipping, downtime, and a machine that sits. That’s why you need the original factory Terex TW130 2007 Parts Catalog – not some aftermarket rehash with mismatched numbers. This is the actual catalog Terex printed for dealers and shops. 257 pages of diagrams, part numbers, and ordering instructions straight from the manufacturer.

Terex TW130 Parts Catalog: Why Factory Original Matters

Aftermarket parts lists often copy numbers from worn-out catalogs or guess at supersessions. This manual is the real deal – printed in January 2007, with order number 6104367. It covers the TW130 mobile excavator from serial number 130 W 301265 onward. Every part number in here was validated by Terex engineering. If you need a rear window, the correct Order No. is 6066536. That’s on page 1. No guesswork.

Parts Diagram Breakdown: What You Get

The catalog is organized by assembly groups, each with clean line drawings and callouts. You get the exploded view plus a table with item number, part number, description, quantity, and any special notes like “D” for seal set or “V” for wear part. Page 2 explains all the symbols: D = set of seals/sealing component, V = part subject to wear, R = repair kit, M = supplied by the metre, NB = as required. Once you know those, you can order exactly what you need.

What Serial Number Do You Need?

Terex stamps a serial number on the machine – typically on a plate near the cab. This catalog requires that number for ordering. The specimen order on page 2 shows: “1 rear window, Order No. 6066536 for TEREX TW 130, Serial No. 130 W . . . . .” Always have that serial number ready. Parts without an order number cannot be supplied. Don’t skip that step.

257 Pages of Factory Specs

Flip through and you’ll find sections for the engine, undercarriage, hydraulic system, cab, attachments, and more. Each section has its own parts breakdown. Page counts vary by assembly, but the whole catalog runs 257 pages. That’s enough to cover every nut, bolt, seal, and hose on a TW130. For comparison, aftermarket lists often condense this into 50 pages – and miss half the parts.

Order Parts Correctly the First Time

When you submit an order to your dealer, you can reference the exact Terex part number from this catalog. No cross-referencing from other machine manuals. No hoping the aftermarket number matches. You hold the OEM source. That saves hours of phone calls and returns. If you also work on other Terex models, check out Schaeff-terex SKL 863 2003 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual and Schaeff-terex SKL 853 2003 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM 485 Pages and Schaeff-terex SCL 515 2002 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual. They follow the same format.

Symbols and Abbreviations: Decode the Catalog

The tables use a shorthand you need to understand. “D” means the part comes as a set of seals or a sealing component. “V” indicates a wear part – order a spare before you need it. “R” is a repair kit containing multiple pieces. “M” means sold by the meter (you state the length). “NB” = as required, meaning it’s not a stock item but available on request. Know these symbols and you won’t accidentally order a seal kit when you just need one O-ring.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this parts catalog to look up parts for a different Terex model?

No. This catalog is specific to the TW130.

What does the symbol “V” mean in the catalog?

“V” stands for “Verschleißteil” – a part subject to wear. Examples include filters, belts, seals, and cutting edges. These are parts that degrade with normal use and should be inspected regularly. The catalog marks them so you can plan replacements before they fail. Always stock a spare if you run the machine hard.

If you maintain a Terex TW130, this is the only parts catalog you should trust. The factory specs, the correct order numbers, the serial number requirements – it’s all in there. Don’t waste time with mismatched aftermarket lists. Get the original. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your excavator running with the right parts every time.

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