Terex TX750 / TX760 / TX860 Loader Backhoe Parts Catalog (P/N 6199036M1)

• Covers 2000–2010 Terex Loader Backhoe TX750, TX760, and TX860 variants (including 2WD, 4WD, Extendahoe, and Sideshift models).
• Original OEM publication (Part No. 6199036M1, issued January 2002), acting as the primary source for identifying original hardware for the Synchro Shuttle build series.
• Contains 509 pages of detailed exploded-view diagrams with corresponding part number reference lists.
• Highlights the torque converter, clutch packs, planetary gears, driveshafts, and control valves.
• Details the turbocharger, fuel injection pump, quick hitch, dipperstick, and 7-in-1 bucket.

What's Inside the Manual

Accurately identifying factory components is the foundation of any successful repair. This PDF catalog breaks down every machine system into fifteen logical sections for quick reference on the shop floor, preventing incorrect parts orders and minimizing bay downtime. You get clear looks at the engine block, cooling components, and fuel systems, right through to the transmission assembly and braking hardware.

The manual also maps out the front axle, steering mechanism, air conditioning unit, and the full ROPS cab structure. During diagnostic work, the chassis layouts, Wiring diagrams, electrical harness routing views, and hydraulic routing diagrams show you the exact factory setup. It rounds out with complete breakdowns of specific loader and backhoe attachments, accessory parts, and mandatory safety decals, all neatly indexed by original FERMEC part numbers.

While parts catalogs do not feature written procedures, the included component cross-section views, structural assembly drawings, and system flow schematics act as visual step-by-step guides for teardown and reassembly. This empowers you to overhaul complex systems—such as rebuilding the Synchro Shuttle transmission, servicing the fuel injection pump, or repacking the boom cylinders—saving you a costly trip to the dealer workshop.

When troubleshooting the TX series, technicians often encounter premature wear in the 4WD front axle if the differential planetary gears are improperly shimmed during reassembly. Another common repair trap involves the hydraulic system; sourcing aftermarket seals for the stabilizers or control valves frequently leads to pressure blowouts under heavy load if the specific backup rings are omitted. Relying on the original hardware lists ensures you use the correct components designed to handle the machine's strict tolerances.

Standard Machine Specifications

For reference in the shop, these loaders run a 3.9-liter engine and handle a 4,700 kg gross vehicle weight. The hydraulic system is engineered for a massive 210 bar operating pressure across all machine functions, which supports a 2,500 kg lift capacity at full height. Standard trenching hits a 4.5-meter maximum digging depth using the factory 0.6 cubic meter bucket.

Please note: This documentation is designed strictly for component identification, system mapping, and specification reference. To ensure shop safety and proper machine function, always have a certified technician perform active repairs or heavy maintenance on this equipment.