Takeuchi TB138 Compact Excavator Service Manual

Product Overview

The Takeuchi TB138 Excavator Service Manual is a comprehensive guide designed for operation, service, repair, and maintenance. This manual is presented in both English and French, catering to a diverse user base. It is an essential resource for maintenance personnel, ensuring adherence to safety instructions and improving maintenance techniques.

Included Manuals

• Service Manual: 678 Pages
• Operating Manual: 249 Pages
• Parts Manual: 360 Pages
• Engine Manual for 3TNV88-XTBZ: 44 Pages

Key Features

• Comprehensive content covering disassembly, reassembly, maintenance, reference values, troubleshooting, and specifications.
• Available in both English and French.
• Accessible PDF format, ensuring easy access and use on various devices.
• Two different versions available for enhanced adaptability.

Benefits

• Enhance your understanding of the TB138’s operational and maintenance procedures.
• Ensure safety and compliance with industry standards through detailed instructions.
• Facilitates the transfer of equipment ownership by providing a thorough and informative guide.

Usage Recommendations

• Store the manual near the machine for convenient access during maintenance tasks.
• Prior to operating the machine, conduct all prescribed inspections and address any discrepancies immediately.
• In the event of a control failure, such as issues with steering or brakes, perform a rapid shutdown and secure the machine until repairs are complete.

Table of Contents

• General Information
• Specifications
• Machine Configuration
• Hydraulic Units
• Troubleshooting
• Engine Details

For further details, please visit the Takeuchi TB138 Excavator Page.

Service Manual Extract

Disassembly Instructions:

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• Secure the tube clevis in a vice; support the opposite end on a wood block, maintaining horizontal positioning.
• Carefully drain residual hydraulic oil from the cylinder, ensuring minimal scattering by gently moving the piston rod.
• Unlock the rod cover, taking care not to damage the cylinder tube.
• Loosen the rod cover, initially pulling the piston rod out by approximately 200 mm. Prevent potential impacts to the rod.
• Extract the piston rod assembly straight out of the tube using a wooden block to protect the sliding surface.