Taylor Axle & Drivetrain Parts. In Stock. Ships Fast.

When a Taylor lift truck or container handler goes down, you need the part, not a quote for one in 10 weeks. Heavy Duty Transaxle keeps thousands of Taylor axle and drivetrain parts on the shelf, ready to ship.

We’ve supported Taylor machines in ports, steel mills and yards for years. We know which axle, brake and carrier sit under each Taylor model, and we stock the parts that wear out first.

The Largest Taylor-to-OEM Parts Interchange in the Industry

Taylor equipment runs components sourced from AxleTech, Meritor, Kessler, Dana, Timken, and others — but Taylor’s part numbers don’t make that easy to see. We’ve spent years building a proprietary interchange that maps Taylor numbers directly to OEM source parts. That means faster identification, access to the full OEM supply chain, and prices that reflect what the part actually costs — not what a captive dealer thinks you’ll pay.

WHAT WE STOCK

Taylor Parts we Stock

Replacement parts for Taylor TX, TP, THD, and T series heavy lift trucks.

These are some of the Taylor part numbers we keep on hand. Don’t see yours? Send it to us.

Taylor Seals

Taylor hydraulic wet disc brake parts

Taylor hubs, spindles and planetary parts

Taylor axle shafts, hardware and driveline

Taylor Differential Carriers

Have a Taylor Number? We’ll cross it.

Many parts on a Taylor truck are built by Meritor, AxleTech and other axle makers, then given a Taylor part number. We maintain our own cross-reference from Taylor numbers to the manufacturer numbers behind them.

That means more ways to find your part: a Taylor number, a Meritor or AxleTech number, or just the data tag on your axle. Send us whichever you have and we’ll tell you what fits, what we have on hand and when it can ship.

Common Questions

Why does a Taylor part have a Meritor, AxleTech or Kessler number? Taylor builds the truck, and many of its axles, wet disc brakes and carriers come from an OEM such as Meritor, AxleTech and Kessler. Taylor gives those parts its own numbers.

Can you find a part from a Taylor number alone? Yes. Send us the number and we’ll match it to the manufacturer part and confirm fit before anything ships.

What if I don’t have a part number? Send a photo of the axle’s data tag. Our guide to locating an axle data tag shows where to look.

Do you carry complete carriers and axles for Taylor trucks? Yes. We stock carriers and complete planetary axles, and our Rebuild Center rebuilds them in-house. Ask about exchange units when you’re down.

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We Know Where Taylor Machines Work

• Port Terminals
• Steel Mills
• Mining Operations
• Paper & Lumber Mills
• Construction and Aggregate
• Manufacturing
• Intermodal Facilities

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you stock Taylor forklift axle parts for older models?

Yes. We specialize in hard-to-find and obsolete Taylor drivetrain components. If the part isn’t in our active inventory, we’ll source it through our network. Submit a quote request with your model and serial number.

Can you supply OEM or aftermarket Taylor differential rebuild kits?

Both. We stock OEM-spec kits as well as quality aftermarket rebuild kits for Taylor differentials. Our team can advise which is appropriate for your application.

Do you offer axle exchange or rebuilt units for Taylor equipment?
Yes. HDT offers an axle exchange program for eligible Taylor models. Contact us with your unit’s model and serial number for availability and pricing.

How fast can you ship Taylor axle parts?

In-stock orders placed before 2 PM local time typically ship same day. We ship nationwide via major freight carriers and can expedite for critical downtime situations.

Do you work with port terminals and steel mills?

Yes — ports, steel mills, and mining operations are our core customers. We understand uptime-critical environments and stock accordingly.