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Zetor 100, 110, 120, 130, 140 2013 Parts Catalog

If you have ever ordered a water pump for a Zetor 140 and ended up with the wrong casting because some third-party catalog used a generic drawing, you already understand why this 400-page OEM Parts Catalog matters. Skimpy aftermarket PDFs leave you with mismatched part numbers and wasted time. This is the original factory document from Zetor – the same binder your dealer’s parts guy pulls down. It covers the 100, 110, 120, 130, and 140 Forterra models from 2013. Every exploded view, every reference number, every superseded part is printed from the official Zetor database. You want the right hydraulic fitting for the Zuidberg hitch assembly? The part number is in here. You need the correct bearing for the input shaft on the 13-spool hydraulic valve? Section 212 has it.

7 Systems Covered in This Catalog

Engine (motor group) includes everything from the kulisa shaft to the injection pump drive. The table of contents lists sections for the rocker arm cover, cylinder head (004b), block and pump (005b), fuel supply (007b), compressor (011a), cooling (013), and the particulate filter accessories (236). Each section groups parts by functional assembly – you see the part, the callout number, and the Zetor part code. No flipping between fifty pages trying to find a seal. The hydraulic section alone covers the front hydraulic outlets (page 200), the Zokap hydraulic system (page 208), the three-point hitch (page 358), and the CBM tie rods (page 222). If you maintain a Forterra regularly, this catalog saves you from ordering blind.

Engine: Why the Right Part Numbers Matter

Zetor built the 100 and 110 with different cooling packs than the 130 and 140. Section 013 (Chlazení 100, 110, 120, 130, 140) shows the radiator, fan, and shroud assemblies separately. Look at page 26 – the water pump for a 100 series uses a different impeller than the 140. A generic online parts lookup would not catch that. The factory catalog gives you the exact Zetor reference, plus any supersession notes. Same goes for the injector nozzles listed under Vstřikovací čerpadlo (008b). Wrong nozzle and you lose power or smoke. This catalog eliminates the guesswork.

How to Use the Index on Page 390

Two ways to find a part. First, the table of contents groups parts by function – you can scan for “Chlazení” and jump to cooling. Second, the numeric index (Rejstřík) starting on page 390 lists every part number alphabetically by the original Zetor code. If you have a part number from the old seal or the stamped tag on the hydraulic cylinder, look it up in the index, then flip to the page shown. The index covers all 400 pages. That is faster than scrolling through a poorly scanned PDF with no bookmarks. And because this is the factory Internet version from 2013, the bookmarks match the printed page numbers.

Is This a Repair Manual or a Parts Catalog?

Parts catalog. Straight parts catalog. It shows exploded views and part numbers. It does not contain torque specs, service intervals, or step-by-step overhaul procedures. If you need the repair sequence for the head gasket, you want the Zetor service manual – not this. But if you are rebuilding a hydraulic pump on a 120 and you need to know which seal kit (part number 443b or 444) fits the internal gear pump, this catalog is the only source. Pair it with the Zetor 100, 110, 90 2013 Operators Manual – OEM Factory Specs for operating instructions, or grab the Zetor Super Parts Catalog – OEM 102-Page Tractor Parts Breakdown for smaller models. For earlier models, the Zetor 5711-6711 Parts Catalog 1976 | OEM Factory Manual covers the older generation.

Source Authenticity: OEM vs Aftermarket Catalogs

This scan comes directly from the Zetor factory PDF – the same file the dealer network uses. Notice the header at the top of each page says “Internetová verze – Internetausgabe – Internet version”. That is proof it is not a retype or a third-party recompilation. The Automotive Industry Overview relies on standardized part numbering, but Zetor uses their own system. Aftermarket catalogs often map Zetor numbers to generic cross-references and get the interchange wrong. I have seen a 130 owner install a water pump from a 110 because a cheap online catalog said they were the same. Factory catalog prevented that. Automotive Industry Overview documentation like this is what keeps parts inventories correct.

FAQ

What models does this parts catalog cover?

Zetor Forterra 100, 110, 120, 130, and 140 from the 2013 model year. The catalog is specific to those chassis and engine variants. Earlier or later models use different part numbers.

Does this include repair instructions?

No.

How many pages is the PDF?

400 pages. The file is the full factory catalog with bookmarked sections. You get every page from the printed edition, including the index and the adhesive/sealant reference section at the end.

Are torque specifications listed in here?

No. A parts catalog lists part numbers and exploded views, not service procedures. You need the Zetor workshop manual for torque specs, clearances, and tightening sequences. This catalog only tells you which bolt to buy.

Period. If you maintain a Zetor Forterra, you need this PDF on your laptop or tablet. Do not rely on aftermarket part finders that show the wrong image. Access the Factory Manual – the exact OEM file – and stop wasting money on wrong parts. Every reference number in this catalog matches the metal part on your tractor. That is the only way to keep a 130 or 140 running without chasing returns.