Terex Finlay 984 Horizontal Screener Illustrated Parts Catalog Revision 4.7 PDF

Description

The Terex Finlay 984 Horizontal Screener Illustrated Parts Catalog Revision 4.7 is the illustrated spare parts reference for the 984 horizontal screener, issued 29-04-2026 and covering machines from serial number TRX984HSVCMN58197 onward. Every major assembly on the machine is broken down into exploded illustrations carrying item numbers, part numbers, descriptions and quantities, so a part can be identified visually and ordered by number rather than by guesswork. The catalog runs the full length of the machine, from the tracks and chassis through the feeder, screenbox and every discharge conveyor to the powerunit, catwalk and electrical system.

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated Parts Catalog (IPC)
• Machine: Terex Finlay 984 Horizontal Screener
• Revision: 4.7
• Issue date: 29-04-2026
• Language: English
• Format: PDF
• Length: 569 pages
• Serial coverage: From Serial No. TRX984HSVCMN58197
• Listed contact: Finlay, Drumquin Road, Omagh, Co. Tyrone, BT78 5PN

Chapters Covered

• General information, spare parts enquiry procedure and parts support advice
• Track identification plate location and engine serial plate location
• Finding the software version of the PDM and PLC
• Machine navigation and paint codes
• Machine overview (Figure 01)
• Safety decals overview, ANSI decal lists 1 to 4 and ISO decal lists 1 to 4
• Chassis breakdown ASM 01 and ASM 02, screenbox mounting pods and snubber, oil cooler 01 and 02 with hoses and fittings, transfer conveyor deflector and spray bar, OMNI and mounting bracket, flow divider valve, snubber mounting
• Walvoil SDS 4-bank control valves 01 to 04 with fittings, and chassis jack leg assembly
• Chassis guards ASM 01 to ASM 06, including guards from serial no. TRX984HSHCM59118
• Tracks breakdown assembly and Strickland tracks, including track group, master pin and collars, and track repair link kit
• Feeder overview and breakdown, feed conveyor tail section, main frame, underguard, hopper breakdown, head section, drive motor with hoses and fittings, SCS scrapper, slider assembly, slider hydraulic ram, feeder support outer telescopic
• T4F CAT 7.1 powerunit overview, roof, RHS and LHS doors, subframe, twin speed track solenoids, control panel and delay sensor, control valves block, return manifolds, battery, engine cover, back cover, AdBlue tank serviceable parts, engine breakdown, air intake and exhaust arrangement, dipstick, flywheel with quad pump, fuel lift pump, side pump
• Stage V CAT 7.1 powerunit overview, engine breakdown, and air intake and exhaust arrangement
• Tier 3 LRC powerunit overview, subframe, C7.1 engine prefilter, engine cover, engine breakdown, dipstick, flywheel quad pump, side pump
• Hydraulic tank breakdown assembly and hydraulic tank hoses and fittings
• Fuel tank assemblies and fuel tank guards
• Screenbox overview and breakdown, feedbox, back rubber, left and right side walls, timing shaft, shaft drive side and non-drive side bearings, drive shaft, pulley motor, bottom deck, bottom deck discharge lip with wear plates, ball-deck, middle deck, top deck and top deck discharge lips with liners
• Screenbox discharge chutes, outlet chute rubbers, catchbox, rolling chute assembly, rolling transfer chute assembly, oversize plus chute, oversize transfer chute and rolling conveyor
• Oversize plus conveyor overview, tail section, feedboot cassette, troughing roller, feedboot, first section, links and hydraulic ram, second section, head drum breakdown, drive motor, beater roller guard and telescopic
• Mid grade conveyor overview, tail section, feedboot cassette, troughing roller, feedboot, first section, links and hydraulic ram, second section, drive drum, drive motor, Rosta scrapper and telescopic
• Fines conveyor overview, tail section, feedboot, tail drum, troughing roller, telescopic, telescopic ram and dual overcentre valve, first and second elements, head section outer and inner telescopic, head drum, drive motor with hoses and fittings, Rosta scrapper, spraybar, head drum guard with spray bar and dust cover
• Oversize minus conveyor overview, first section, tail section, troughing roller, feedboot, impact bed, links and hydraulic ram, second section, drive drum breakdown, drive motor, Rosta scrapper, beater roller guard, head drum guard, extended skirting and telescopic
• Recirculating conveyor overview, breakdown, tail section, frame, troughing roller, feedboot, drive drum, drive motor, 20 degree troughed roller set guarded, main telescopic, recirc telescopic and working telescopic
• Transfer conveyor overview, tail section, main frame, troughing roller, head section, SCS scrapper assemblies and drive motor with hoses and fittings
• Catwalk overview, LHS and RHS catwalk, catwalk access ladders, RHS mounted flow control block and fittings, and top catwalk
• Electrics overview, battery lead kits, powerunit looms, panel and loom kits, E-stop and siren kits, control panel components, additional spares, telematics modem and antenna, screener remote spares, chassis loom extension kit, dual power panel and tracking light loom extension

Altogether this is a working parts book rather than a repair guide. It tells you what a component is called, how it fits to the assembly around it, how many of each fastener or fitting the build uses, and which part number to quote. Sections carry serial-number qualifiers where a build changed mid-production, so a guard, a chute, a coupling guard or a bearing assembly that was revised on the line is listed against the machine range it belongs to rather than being lumped into one generic number. Consumables and service items sit alongside the structural parts, including filter elements, belts, wear plates, liners, scraper rubbers, seal kits, bearing assemblies and hydraulic hose assemblies.

Getting the Right Number First Time

The catalog opens with guidance on how a spare parts enquiry should be put together, and it is worth following. When enquiring, the machine serial number, the figure number from the parts catalog, the item number, the part number, the description and the quantity required should all be quoted. Because the 984 Horizontal Screener was built with different track suppliers, different engine emissions stages and a long list of optional equipment, the same machine family can carry parts that do not interchange, and the catalog flags this throughout rather than hiding it in a footnote.

Three areas in particular are called out. Hydraulic pumps vary with the options fitted to a machine, which is why the pumps are generally not part-coded in the book. Track parts are supplied by more than one manufacturer and each track type is illustrated separately, so the correct supplier must be selected before ordering. Engine parts vary with customer preference, machine options and emissions-driven updates, so the engine serial number from the engine plate is required. Control panels, PC boards and remote controls are serial number dependent, and the book explains where to read the software version of the PDM and PLC from the start-up screen and from the identification sticker on the outside of each unit.

Paint and Finish Reference

For anyone refurbishing guards, chutes or panels, the catalog closes its general information section with the paint codes used on the machine: Finlay Red RAL 2002, Terex White RAL 1013, Terex Grey RAL 7024, Terex Black RAL 9005 and Terex Red RAL 3020, each with its RGB values.

Why the Terex Finlay 984 Horizontal Screener Illustrated Parts Catalog Revision 4.7 Belongs in the Workshop

With this parts catalog on hand, a fitter or stores person can identify a component from an exploded view, confirm every fastener, seal, clamp and hose that goes with it, and raise an accurate order without pulling the machine apart twice. It supports the full spread of work on a 984: replacing worn screenbox wear plates and deck meshes, rebuilding a conveyor head or tail drum, resealing a hydraulic ram, renewing track components, chasing a hydraulic fitting through a control valve bank, or simply restocking the consumables that fail first. Because the illustrations show assembly order and the tables give quantities, it also removes the guesswork that leads to wrong-part deliveries and machines standing idle.

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Correct numbers matter on a screener that was built in multiple configurations across Tier 3, Tier 4 Final and Stage V machines, and with inline and recirculating conveyor options. Buying the right catalog means buying the right part. The Terex Finlay 984 Horizontal Screener Illustrated Parts Catalog Revision 4.7 is delivered as an instant PDF download after payment, with no shipping and no waiting, and it can be viewed on a laptop, tablet or phone in the workshop, stored on a USB stick in the stores, or printed page by page for the assembly you are working on.