Iseki Parts PLEASE

[hmedic]

I have an older Iseki 2205 and am need of minor parts, hoses, sediment bulb, etc. Who REALLY has parts for these tractors. I email people and they never email back. Your help is much appriciated

 

[lens12]

I can supply the parts that are available, but many of the parts will have to be ordered from Japan.

 

[RobertBrown]

Please follow up with the parts you have got prices on and the prices you were quoted. I'd be very interested in finding out what "available" means.

I have an older Iseki 2205 and am need of minor parts, hoses, sediment bulb, etc. Who REALLY has parts for these tractors. I email people and they never email back. Your help is much appriciated

 

[lens12]

That is a big question. If I go to a JD dealer & ask what parts are available for a JD4010 & what are the prices. He will not give me a list of every part that JD has, he will ask me what I need. If he doesn't have the part from JD , there are aftermarket & used sources.
I deal in parts for Japanese & US tractors. Some parts I can source from US suppliers , some parts I can source from Japanese suppliers , & some parts are no longer available new , but I have to source used from salvage tractors including my own parts tractors. I do not try sourcing parts & pricing to see if they are availabloe until someone asks for them. I hope this answers your question.
I see you have a TS1610 or TS1910. They are very similiar to a TS2205. These are tractors built in the 70's. there are a few new parts from US sources. Some parts are no longer available even in Japan. I do have 2 TS1610 parts tractors , so I do have used parts availoalbe.

 

[RobertBrown]

I apoligize, My question was directed to hmedic. The prices I've been quoted for parts are not what I would define as "available". I think my tractor is worth more dead than alive. I feel that there are a great many 1910's in service, just not in this country. The parts are there but the parts network is flawed.
Sincerely
RB

Please follow up with the parts you have got prices on and the prices you were quoted. I'd be very interested in finding out what "available" means.

 

[lens12]

There are alot of TS1610/1910 & Bolens G192/4 / G242/4 tractors in the US & Canada. There is not an offical parts network for grey market tractors or Bolens by Iseki tractors in the US., but I don't think that is the main problem. The parts are expensive from Iseki. There are some OEM parts that I can source in the US for this series of tractors, but most have to come from Japan. Some of the OEM parts that are extremely hiigh priced from both the US & Japan are radiator hoses, starter & alternator parts , & brake shoes.

 

[jonboy62708]

i have a ts 1910 i need the seal that goes behind the left brake drum and what weight oil goes in trans/rear ?

 

[larso1]

i have a ts 1910 i need the seal that goes behind the left brake drum and what weight oil goes in trans/rear ?

The parts manual lists this lip oil seal as a metric size 45/72/12 (ID/OD/width). You can pick one of these up from a local bearing supply house or on-line from a supplier like Rocket Seals (see link below):

Metric Oil Seal 45mm-54mm Internal Diameter at Rocket Seals

There's also a smaller "bush seal" shown on the parts breakdown at the end of the wheel pinion (next to the oil seal) with no size given. That could be a special Iseki part, hopefully one you don't need. The bush seal is item #27 and the oil seal is #28 in photo below.

 

[jonboy62708]

thanks for the info,what weight oil?
cheapest manuals for this tractor

 

[jonboy62708]

thanks again
did this come from a service manual or a parts manual