Mustang Skid Steer Parts

If you're looking for Mustang skid steer parts, the number on the old part is the thing to search, and this page gives you 132 listings to search it against. Be aware of what you'll find. The listings are mostly small hardware and engine-side parts, such as jam nuts, capscrews, copper sealing washers, head gaskets and a fuel lift pump. None of the listings uses the words "skid steer," so matching is done by Mustang number, not by machine.

Nearly every listing starts with "For Mustang" (129 of the 132). That wording marks a part made to fit Mustang equipment, not one made by Mustang, so the name and number are a reference for lining the part up against the one in your hand.

Mustang Skid Steer Parts by Type

Hardware dominates. About 36 listings are nuts, and 31 of them are jam nuts, with the rest hex nuts. Another 31 are bolts and capscrews, 20 of the first and 11 of the second. Washers come to 13, among them lock washers, profile washers and M14 copper sealing washers. If you need a size we don't list under Mustang, the general nuts page has more than 3,200 listings, the bolts, screws and studs page more than 4,500, and the washers and shims page about 3,500.

The engine side is smaller but more varied. There are 8 gaskets (4 of them for the cylinder head and 1 for the intake manifold), 4 o-rings, 3 other rings, 3 fuel lift pumps, 2 water pumps and one each of an injector, a switch and a valve. For related parts from other makes, try seals, gaskets and o-rings (more than 2,600 listings) and engine parts and overhaul kits (more than 2,000).

Reading Mustang Part Numbers

Most Mustang numbers are six digits with no dash, and many begin with 133, as in "For Mustang Bolt 133228" and "For Mustang Tee 133224". Others sit in nearby ranges, like 187500, 187271 and 180521. A smaller set uses a dash, such as 112-7081, 113-7308 and 417-5610. Ten listings run to ten digits, like 7403677705 and 0009937228.

Watch the letters at the front. Some numbers appear both ways: "Nut - Hex 656100" and "Nut - Hex N656100" are separate listings, and so are the jam nuts 656048 and N656048. Other numbers always carry a letter, including J58528, L50722, J54232 and K1710533680. If a search on the bare digits finds nothing, add the letter, and if it finds a listing, check whether a second one has a letter you missed.

Some numbers have two listings, so you may see 133323 or 133165 twice. When that happens, read the rest of the name before choosing one.

Nuts, Bolts and Washers by Name

The word after the part name tells you the style. A nut is either "Nut - Jam" or "Nut - Hex". A bolt might be "Bolt - Hex", "Bolt - Hollow", "Bolt-Flange" or "Bolt/Torque". Capscrews include "Capscrew Socket Head" and "Capscrew M6-1 X 60 PT". For more on the screws, there are four "Screw - Plug" listings, such as 113-7308 and 133151.

Sizes are written into the name when the part has one. The metric sizes include M6, M8, M14 and M16, a bolt listed as "M16-2.0 X 40MM", and shims sold as ".45MM." Hose clamps give an inch range, for example "1 3/4 - 2 3/4 INCH" with a 1/2 inch band. Read the size in the name against the old part before you order.

Engine, Fuel and Pump Parts

The fuel lift pump is the one engine part that shows up under several numbers. Three listings read "For Mustang Pump - Fuel Lift F4L1011F" and then 133462, 187546 or 417-9734. Each carries the engine code F4L1011F, so search that code first and the trailing number second. The page also holds two water pumps, 270046 and 197566, and a listing for an engine oil temperature switch, 133225. The water pump page lists about 310 from every brand.

Gaskets and seals are the parts that usually need replacing once an engine is opened up. This page has head gaskets (133433, 133575, 133434 and 133576), an intake manifold gasket (133463) and o-rings such as 133185 and 116-4748. For pumps from other makes, the hydraulic pumps page lists more than 1,100.

Clamps, Plugs and the Shared Key

Four clamps and nine plugs fill out the page. The clamps are hose clamps and band clamps (133200, 187173, 187252), and the plugs include "Plug-Glow 193269" along with the screw plugs above. For plugs from other makes, the forklift plugs page lists about 800.

Two listings are worth a look if you run mixed equipment. Both are an equipment key that names Mustang along with Hyster, Ingersoll Rand and Skytrac, and one adds Cat while the other adds Yale. If that is what you need, the Hyster forklift parts, Yale forklift parts and Caterpillar forklift parts pages have thousands more. Compact equipment parts from other makes are on the skid steer parts page, which lists about 3,000.

Ordering Mustang Hardware

Small items ship like anything else. Equipment owners, rental yards, fleet managers and repair shops anywhere in the United States can order them, so a short list of nuts and washers goes to the same place as a full rebuild order.

If a number won't turn up, phone (708) 507-0707. The line is open Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Central, and it helps to have the old part and any number on it in your hand.

Mustang Parts FAQ

Do any listings mention skid steers?

No. They name the part and the Mustang number only, so match on the number.

What is a jam nut?

It is a nut listed as "Nut - Jam" on this page, which makes up 31 of the Mustang nuts. The other nuts are "Nut - Hex."

Which fuel lift pump should I pick?

The three fuel lift pumps all name the F4L1011F engine, so the number at the end is what separates them. Compare 133462, 187546 and 417-9734 with the number on your pump.

Are there washers other than copper ones?

Yes, including lock washers and profile washers. Check the name, since some are listed as plain "Washer" with only a number.