Takeuchi TW60 Parts Catalog – Book No. 8017235

If you are turning wrenches on a Takeuchi TW60 and do not have the right part number, you are burning time and money. I have seen guys order a steering cylinder three times because they guessed at the revision. That stops here. This is a genuine factory Takeuchi TW60 Parts Catalog – 118 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded views, and quantity lists. No aftermarket reinterpretations. No scanned-and-guessed. This is the same book your dealer uses, and it is what you need to order the correct Valve, Brake components, or Cylinder assemblies.

I worked through three different TW60s last year, and every single time I cracked this catalog to verify a part. The index at page 0-1 lists every major assembly – from the Lifting Unit (item 1) down to the Maintenance Filter Kits (item 99). You get the exact part number, description, quantity, and even serial number notes. That last part matters more than most people realize: serial number breaks mean the difference between a bolt-on fit and a pipe dream. For more background on why OEM documentation is critical in the automotive industry, read the Automotive Industry Overview.

Parts Breakdown: Lifting Unit and Hydraulics

The first major section in this catalog covers the Lifting Unit (item 1). Page 1-1 gives you the full exploded view: Lifting Arm Compl (part 8002521), Levers, Hydraulic Quick Release (8003071), and all the little bolts, disks, and grease nipples. If you are rebuilding the lift arm pivot, you will need the split bushings (8004387) and spherical bearing (2915806). The catalog tells you exactly which disks to stack for shimming – 1.0 mm, 1.2 mm, 1.5 mm, and 2.0 mm options are all listed with their own part numbers. Do not guess shim thickness; measure and order the right disk. The Steering Hydraulics, Working Hydraulics, Return Hydraulics, and Driving Hydraulics are all grouped under item 3 with their own reference numbers. That is four separate hydraulic circuits documented in one manual. If you need to trace a leak or replace a hose assembly on the steering circuit, this catalog is your only bet for the correct part.

Valve and Brake Components: Directional Valve and Brake Throttle Valve

Item 5 on the index points to the Directional Valve (5820138) and the Brake Throttle Valve (8002252). These are two high-wear components that often get misordered. The catalog shows the quantities and any serial number service changes. A Brake throttle valve that is one revision off can cause dragging brakes or sluggish response. I have seen a shop put the wrong directional valve in a TW60 and spend two days chasing a hydraulic lock. Use the factory catalog, verify the serial number (book reference S/N E106776), and order the exact valve assembly. This is not optional.

Cylinder Specifications: Working, Lifting, and Steering

Three cylinders are covered: Working Cylinder (3959537, item 6), Lifting Cylinder (3959526, item 7), and Steering Cylinder (3959515, item 9). Each cylinder assembly is broken down into its individual seals, pistons, and rods – but this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. That means you get every part number for the Cylinder rebuild kit, but you will need the service manual for torque specs and disassembly procedures. If you are rebuilding a cylinder, buy the parts from this catalog and then refer to a real service manual for the assembly steps. A related resource is the Takeuchi TW60 Service Manual – that one gives you the torque values and procedures. For the parts themselves, this catalog is the only source you should trust.

Electric System and Wiring Components

Item 14 covers the Electric System (5820074) and the Electric System (Canopy) (8016811). The catalog lists the Printed Circuit Board (8008597) and Working Headlights (8012903). Even if you are not an electrical expert, having the exact part numbers for the circuit board and headlights saves you from ordering the wrong voltage or connector type. The catalog also includes the Fuel Supply System (item 22), Air Filter System (item 18), and Exhaust Installation (item 16). Do not assume the fuel filter or air filter element is standard – check the catalog for the correct filter set (8018800) and maintenance filter kits (item 99).

Why Factory Parts Catalog vs. Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs are garbage. They use generic part numbers, leave out serial number breaks, and often skip diagrams for newer revisions. This factory PDF is a direct scan of the official Takeuchi book. It has the original page numbering, the same part number cross-references, and the same indexing. I have had to call dealers for obsolete parts, and they confirmed the numbers from this exact catalog. If you want to compare OEM documentation vs. generic, check Automotive Industry Overview for context on why factory specs matter. For the TW60 specifically, the parts catalog is the backbone of any repair – pair it with the TAKEUCHI TW60 Parts Manual Book No. 8017235 for the complete set.

This catalog weighs in at 118 pages, covering everything from the Base Frame (item 2) to the Decals & Accessories (item 28). The Pallet Fork Compl (item 26) and Cabin Canopy (item 24) are also included. If you are ordering parts for a TW60, do not waste a week on trial-and-error. Open the catalog, find the item number, and order the right part the first time.

Does the Takeuchi TW60 Parts Catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers, quantities, and diagrams only. For torque specs, get the service manual.

Can I use this catalog to rebuild the hydraulic system on my TW60?

You can use the catalog to identify every seal, hose, and valve assembly you need. It shows the exact part numbers for the Steering Hydraulics (item 3), Directional Valve (item 5), and Hydraulic Tank (item 12). But to actually rebuild the system, you need the factory service manual that includes disassembly steps, pressure tests, and fluid capacities. The parts catalog is a list of what to order, not how to install it.

Does this catalog cover the brake system?

Yes. The Brake Throttle Valve (item 5, part 8002252) is listed. The catalog also includes the Drive Set (item 15) and Front/Rear Axle assemblies (items 20-21) that contain brake components. However, brake pads or shoes are not listed separately – you may need to look at the axle sub-assemblies for those.

Is the catalog for the TW60 valid for models with serial number E106776?

Yes, the book number 8017235 references serial number E106776 on the title page. This is the exact revision. If your machine has a different serial number range, verify with your dealer that the catalog matches your machine’s build. Some parts changed across production runs – the catalog notes these with “Chan. Serial No.” columns.

If you work on a Takeuchi TW60 and need to identify or order parts correctly, do not guess. Download the Factory Manual now and keep it on your shop tablet or print the relevant pages. Every part number, every revision note, every quantity is verified by Takeuchi engineers. That is the only standard I trust.