ASV PT-60 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Identification

Description

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a ASV PT-60 2008 Parts Catalog and ended up with the wrong seal, the wrong bearing, or a bracket that doesn’t line up, you know the headache. Aftermarket cross-reference lists are guesswork. This official Parts Catalog from ASV stops that. It’s 26 pages of factory exploded views, part numbers, and serial-number breaks that match your machine exactly. No wondering if the hydraulic fitting is the right thread pitch. You see the OEM number, you order that number.

Cab (R.O.P.S.) Assembly: Factory Part Numbers for Rollover Protection

Rollover protective structures aren’t something to guess about. The catalog starts with the Cab (R.O.P.S.) Assembly for serial # PTE 02260-Current (page 1-B). Every bolt, hinge, latch, and safety decal has an ASV part number. If you’re replacing a cab after a rollover, you need the exact OEM hardware. The manual breaks the cab into individual items – no grouping ambiguous “kit” numbers. You’ll find the right pivot pin and the correct weatherstrip profile.

Does This Parts Catalog Include Hydraulic System Components?

Yes. Sections 7 through 9 cover the Hydraulic Reservoir Assembly, Hydraulic Control Assembly, and Drive/Auxiliary Pump Assembly. Each is split by serial number PTE 02260-Current. The exploded diagrams show every O-ring, nipple, and valve body. For a machine that lives in mud and dust, having the correct seal part number saves you from a second teardown. I’ve seen guys use a generic O-ring on a control valve and lose 500 PSI of charge pressure. Don’t be that guy. Refer to page 8-B for the hydraulic control stack.

21 Sections – 26 Pages of Official ASV Parts Data

From the Light Bar Assembly (section 2) to the Track Installation Tool (section 21), each section is numbered and keyed to a specific assembly. The catalog also includes General Service Items & Lubricants on page 3 – that’s the oil filter, air filters, belts, and antifreeze part numbers for routine maintenance. If you’re stocking a PT-60 for a rental fleet or your own crew, this list saves you from pulling the wrong filter off the shelf. The part numbers call out Donaldson, Perkins, and Gates OEM equivalents. No substitutions.

Track Installation Tool: Don’t Order a Replacement Without the Right Number

Section 21 is a dedicated page for the Track Installation Tool. If you’ve ever fought a rubber track onto a PT-60, you know the tool makes the job doable. The exploded view shows the tool assembly with each component part number. Need a replacement pin or bushing? You get the exact ASV number. Order the wrong one and you’re deadlined. The manual is printed 3/08, so it matches the production at that date.

General Service Items – Page 3 Reference for Filters and Fluids

Page 3 lists engine oil filter (Perkins 0200-377, primary air filter Donaldson P822768, fuel filter Perkins 26560017). It also gives capacities – ethylene glycol antifreeze, 10W-30 engine oil in quarts or gallons, and multi-purpose lithium grease. When you’re doing a 500-hour service, you don’t have to guess which coolant spec. The catalog says “long life ethylene glycol” with the ASV part number. That level of detail is what separates a factory manual from a third-party compilation.

Every section header includes the specific serial number break: PTE 02260-Current. The asterisk note on the contents page clarifies that “Current” refers to machines being produced at the time the manual was printed. If your PT-60 falls within that range, these part numbers apply. If you need a different model, look at the ASV SR-80 2007 Parts Catalog – Factory Exploded Views & Part Numbers or the ASV ST-50 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual. Another option is the ASV SR-70 2007 Parts Catalog. For broader context on compact track loaders, read the Automotive Industry Overview and the separate Automotive Industry Overview article.

My rule is simple: if the OEM printed it, that’s the data I trust. Aftermarket parts catalogs are fine for a rough idea, but they omit the serial number breaks that matter when a supplier changes the design mid-year. This catalog came out of the ASV factory in 2008. No reprints, no scanned copies from a photocopier. It’s the original file, searchable, and organized the way the engineers intended.

Does this manual list torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You won’t find torque values here.

Can I use this to rebuild a PT-60 engine?

If you need part numbers for every component inside the engine – pistons, rings, gaskets, seals – the Engine Assembly section (10-A) gives you the OEM numbers. But for step-by-step rebuild instructions, you need the separate ASV PT-60 Service Manual. The parts catalog ensures you order the correct hardware before you start.

What serial number range does this cover?

The catalog covers machines with serial number PTE 02260-Current, where “Current” is defined as the production date at the time of printing (3/08). If your machine is earlier, you’ll need the previous revision. Check your serial plate against that break.

Is this a paper manual or digital access?

Digital PDF.

Don’t waste a Saturday waiting for the wrong parts to show up. Access the Factory Manual and get the correct ASV part numbers for your PT-60 before you order anything.