ASV PT-80 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Identification

Description

You’ve got a PT-80 in the bay with a blown hydrostatic drive pump. Maybe the customer needs a new lift arm control valve. Without the right part number, you’re digging through aftermarket catalogs that list three different valves that all look the same. That’s how a $400 repair turns into three days of returns and a pissed-off shop owner. The ASV PT-80 2010 Parts Catalog is the only document that shows you exactly which part goes where, drawn straight from the factory floor. 33 pages. OEM. No reprints. No guesswork.

Cab (R.O.P.S.) Assembly – Exploded View and Part Numbers

Chapter 1 breaks down the ROPS cab assembly, serial number PTI 01082-Current. Roof panels, windshield frame, seals, hardware – every piece is shown in an exploded diagram with the corresponding ASV part number. Need a replacement latch for the cab door? Page 1-A tells you the exact P/N and quantity. Don’t order a generic latch that won’t fit; the factory drawing includes the specific bolt grade and thread length.

Hydraulic Drive/Auxiliary Pump Assembly – Critical for Rebuilds

Section 11 covers the hydraulic drive and auxiliary pump assembly. If you’ve ever rebuilt a pump on a PT-80, you know the internal parts look identical across multiple revisions. This manual lists every seal, bearing, and drive gear with the OEM number. Page 11-A shows the pump housing, charge pump, and gerotor set. Without this catalog, you’re guessing which o-ring kit fits. And guessing with hydraulics costs you a tow bill.

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Engine Assembly – 13-A: What You’ll Find

The engine assembly section (page 13-A) covers the Kubota diesel power plant. You get the alternator, starter, fuel injection pump, and mounting brackets with factory screws. The catalog doesn’t give you torque specs – that’s not its job – but it does give you the exact part number for the fan belt (page 13-A, belt section). Use this when the parts store’s computer says “may fit.” “May” doesn’t get you home.

Undercarriage Assemblies – Right and Left Side (17-A, 18-A)

Both drive table assemblies are covered in sections 17 through 20. Sprockets, rollers, idlers, track adjusters – each component is listed with the ASV P/N and the quantity required per machine. The left and right sides are separate drawings because ASV used different final drive mountings on early and late machines. Serial number PTI 01082-Current pinpoints which undercarriage your unit has. Buy one catalog, avoid two return trips.

Cylinder service items are also listed at the back, with typical cylinder component breakdowns and o-ring specifications. The general service items table at page 3 lists the factory-specified engine oil filter and air filter part numbers. Don’t cross-reference to a store brand and hope for the best. Use the OEM number.

Who Needs This Parts Catalog?

You, if you’re repairing a PT-80 and ordering parts. A DIY owner pulling the hydraulic reservoir to replace a leaking seal needs the right fitting part number. A shop foreman who writes parts orders for four techs needs a single source of truth. Beginners think a parts diagram is just a picture – it’s actually a checklist of exactly what you need before you start disassembly. Pull the catalog up, highlight the parts you’ll break, and run to the dealer once.

Find the part. Order it. Move on.

Source Authenticity – OEM Factory, Not Aftermarket

This is the original ASV factory-published catalog, printed in 2010 with part number 2046-116. Aftermarket parts catalogs often merge multiple serial number ranges or omit hardware details. The factory manual shows every bolt, every washer, every seal that came on the PT-80 from the assembly line. I’ve seen too many jobs held up by a misprinted aftermarket diagram. For a reference on why OEM documentation matters, read the Automotive Industry Overview on manufacturing standards.

If you’re still chasing parts with parts-store computer screens that show “37 possible matches,” stop wasting your time. Access the factory manual.

Does this parts catalog cover every serial number PTI-01082-Current?

Yes, all assemblies reference serial # PTI 01082-Current, which is the production range at the time of printing.

Can I use this catalog to rebuild the hydraulic pump, or do I need the service manual?

This catalog gives you the exploded view and OEM part numbers for every component in the hydraulic drive/auxiliary pump assembly (section 11), including seals and bearings. You’ll need the service manual for disassembly steps, torque values, and adjustment procedures. The parts catalog is your purchasing aide – pair it with the ASV PT-80 Service Manual for a full rebuild workflow.

Access the Factory Manual.