Part of the New Holland Parts Manuals.
This is the factory illustrated parts catalogue for the New Holland TL100 tractor, covering machines built from October 1998 onward. Inside are exploded parts drawings with figure codes and factory part numbers for the whole machine: engine block, crankshaft and pistons, fuel injection, transmission, front and rear axles, brakes, hydraulics and three point linkage, cab equipment, wheels and rims. A Figure Search index up front shows you how to run down any drawing fast. The real bonus is behind the tractor section: nine complete front loader parts catalogues bound into the same book - the 32LA, 33LA, 46LB and 52LA farm loaders, the 7210, 7310, 7312 and 7314 quick attach loaders, and the 7511. One book, every part number.
What's Inside This New Holland TL100 Parts Manual
| System | Pages | Key Topics |
|---|---|---|
| Figure Search Index and How to Use | 1-23 | Figure Search Method, Catalogue Navigation |
| TL100 Visual Section Index | 24-57 | Section Overview Drawings, Figure Code Callouts |
| Engine - Block, Crankshaft and Pistons | 58-107 | Cylinder Block, Crankshaft, Pistons, Cylinder Head, Gaskets |
| Engine - Balancer and Fuel Injection | 108-157 | Dynamic Balancer, Gears and Shafts, Injection Pump, Injectors |
| Engine - Fuel Filter and Lines | 158-167 | Fuel Filter, Fuel Pump, Fuel Lines, Fuel Tank |
| Engine - Lubrication | 168-187 | Oil Pump, Oil Lines, Oil Level Gauge, Oil Cooler |
| Engine - Alternator and Accessory Drives | 188-201 | Alternator, Tachometer Drive, Air Conditioning Compressor Drive |
| Engine Equipment - Throttle, Intake and Exhaust | 202-239 | Throttle Control Linkage, Air Cleaner, Exhaust, Radiator |
| Transmission | 240-337 | Synchronized Creeper and Reverser Unit, Gears, Shafts, Shift Controls |
| Transmission Casings and Front Axle Supports | 338-407 | Casings, Covers and Supports, Front Support Components |
| Front and Rear Axles | 408-527 | Front Axle Casing 4WD, Differential, Final Drives, Rear Axle Housing |
| Brakes | 528-549 | Transmission Brake Parts, Parking Brake 2WD and 4WD |
| Electrical - Battery and Starting | 550-617 | Battery Mounting, Battery, Starter, Cables |
| Hydraulics and Three Point Linkage | 618-961 | Hydraulic Pump, Lift Cover, Remote Valves, PTO Driven Shaft, Three Point Linkage |
| Driver's Compartment and Electrical Equipment | 962-1183 | Cab and Platform Parts, Seat, Instrument Panel, Electric System Components, Tools and Toolbox |
| Traction - Wheels and Rims | 1184-1194 | Drive Wheel Rim 2WD, Drive Wheel Rim 4WD, Front Rims |
| LA, 33LA, 46LB and 52LA Farm Loader Catalogues | 1195-1411 | Loader Frames, Buckets, Cylinders, Plumbing Kits, Grapple Fork |
| 7210, 7310, 7312 and 7314 Quick Attach Loader Catalogues | 1412-1992 | Quick Attach Loader Frames, Valves, Mounting Kits, Hydraulics |
| 7511 Farm Loader Catalogue | 1993-2110 | 7511 Loader Frame, Bucket and Hydraulic Components |
| General Information - Abbreviations and Metric Conversion | 2111-2126 | Abbreviations, Metric to Imperial Conversion |
New Holland TL100 Common Problems This Manual Covers
Brakes need a rebuild and you want every part on the bench before splitting anything
Open the Brakes section before you pull a trumpet housing. The exploded drawings show every disc, piston, seal and actuator with its factory part number, so you can price and order the complete job in one hit instead of discovering a missing seal partway through.
Manual Section: Brakes p. 1Three point linkage leaks down overnight and you suspect tired seals in the lift cover
The Hydraulics and Three Point Linkage section breaks the lift cover, pump and valve assemblies into exploded views with every O ring, gasket and seal called out by number, so you can order a full sealing set before you ever crack the housing open.
Manual Section: Hydraulics and Three Point Linkage p. 618Loader pivots gone sloppy on a 7310 or other quick attach loader
Because the 7210, 7310, 7312 and 7314 quick attach loader catalogues are bound into this book, you get exploded drawings of the pivot pins, bushings, rams and bucket hardware with factory numbers, and you order the lot without hunting down a separate loader manual.
Manual Section: 7210, 7310, 7312 and 7314 Quick Attach Loader Catalogues p. 1195Diesel weeping from perished lines or a fuel filter housing that will not seal
The Engine - Fuel Filter and Lines section lays out every pipe, fitting, clamp and filter housing component with its part number. Match the chafed line to the drawing callout and order the exact replacement instead of guessing at the dealer counter.
Manual Section: Engine - Fuel Filter and Lines p. 240Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a repair manual with torque specs and step by step procedures?
No, and you should know that before you buy. This is the illustrated parts catalogue: exploded drawings, figure codes and factory part numbers for every assembly on the TL100. You use it to identify and order the right parts. For rebuild procedures and torque values you would pair it with a service manual. p. 1
Do the hydraulics and electrical sections include schematics?
No. They are exploded parts drawings of the physical components: the pump, lift cover, linkage arms, battery, starter and switchgear, each with part numbers. There are no wiring diagrams and no hydraulic circuit schematics anywhere in the book, because that is not what a parts catalogue is for. p. 618
Which front loaders are covered?
Nine complete loader parts catalogues are bound behind the tractor section: the 32LA, 33LA, 46LB and 52LA farm loaders, the 7210, 7310, 7312 and 7314 quick attach farm loaders, and the 7511 farm loader. If your TL100 wears any of these, the loader part numbers are in the same book as the tractor. p. 550
My part numbers are twenty years old now. Are they still any use?
Yes, because the original factory number is exactly what a New Holland dealer or online parts house needs to cross reference a superseded part. Walking in with the number off the exploded drawing beats describing a bracket with your hands every time. p. 1195
How do I actually find a part in here?
Start with the Figure Search index at the front, which explains the figure code system, then use the visual section index to jump to the right assembly drawing. Match your part to the numbered callout on the exploded view and read the part number straight off the list. p. 24
