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ASV SR-70 2007 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a rubber track loader and got the wrong one because the aftermarket listing was vague, you know the frustration. That’s why having the factory parts catalog in your hand matters. This ASV SR-70 2007 Parts Catalog is the OEM document, printed 9/07, part number 2046-024. 34 pages of exploded views and factory part numbers. No cross-referencing guesswork. You look up the assembly, find the numbered illustration, order the exact ASV part. Done.

26 Assemblies from Cab to Quick Attach

The table of contents on page 2 lists all 26 major assemblies. Starts with the Cab (R.O.P.S.) assembly (serial # SSA/SSB 00101-Current) and runs through to the Cab Heater assembly. Each section has its own page reference like 1-A, 2-A, etc. You get separate listings for SSA and SSB serial number breaks where they differ – for example, the Enclosed Cab has three variants on pages 4-A, 4-B. That level of detail is what you need when ordering a windshield or door seal.

Hydraulic Systems: Reservoirs, Controls, and Pumps

Four separate sections cover hydraulics: Hydraulic Reservoir Assembly (page 8-A), Hydraulic Control Assembly (9-A), Lift Arm Control Valve Assembly (10-A), and the Hyd. Drive/Auxiliary Pump Assembly (11-A). There’s also a Pilot Generation Block (12-A). If you’re rebuilding a cylinder, the back of the manual includes ‘Typical Cylinder Components’ and ‘Cylinder Service Items SR-70’. That saves you from ordering a whole cylinder when you just need a seal kit.

Engine Assembly and Intake/Exhaust: Factory Part Numbers

Section 13 covers the Engine Assembly. Section 14 covers Intake/Exhaust Assemblies. These are not generic diagrams – they show the exact routing of hoses and brackets for the ASV Posi-Track turbo setup. If you need a new exhaust manifold gasket or an air intake hose, the part number is right there. No calling the dealer and hoping they read the right microfiche.

Page 3 lists the part numbers for filters, belts, and lubricants.

Get the Right Undercarriage and Drive Components

Undercarriage assemblies are split into Right (17-A) and Left (18-A). Drive Table assemblies similarly on 19-A and 20-A. The Torsion Axle Assembly is section 16. These are high-wear items. Having the factory part numbers means you order the correct sprocket, roller, or axle shaft the first time. The manual also includes General Service Items & Lubricants on page 3 – oil filters, air filters, belts, coolants – with ASV part numbers. Don’t rely on aftermarket cross-reference charts that claim a generic filter fits; get the OEM number.

Does This Catalog Include Wiring and A/C?

Yes. Sections 15 (Fuse Panel Assembly), 25 (Air Conditioning Assemblies – optional), and 26 (Cab Heater Assembly – optional) are included. For wiring harnesses, the back of the manual has two pages: ‘WIRE HARNESSES SR-70 SSA/MP-2 Machines’ and ‘SR-70 SSB/MP-1 Machines’. If you’re chasing a short or replacing a harness, you need the correct variant. This catalog gives you the harness layout and connector part numbers.

ASV SR-70 2007 Parts Catalog vs. Aftermarket: Why Factory Wins

Aftermarket parts catalogs often use generic part numbers or omit serial number splits. This ASV catalog is the same document the dealer uses. Every part number is tied to a specific serial number range. For example, the enclosed cab changes at SSA serial 00552 to 00553-Current. If you order a cab roof for a machine built after that break using an old book, you get the wrong part. This catalog has those break points printed. That’s why I only trust OEM documentation. The difference between a $30 aftermarket manual and this OEM catalog can be a $600 mistake. Don’t risk it. Automotive Industry Overview might give general context, but your SR-70 needs exact specs. For broader knowledge, check the Automotive Industry Overview page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this manual for repairing the machine?

No. This is a parts catalog for identifying components and ordering correct replacements.

Does it include torque specs?

No torque values are listed. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. For specs, you need the service repair manual.

How do I find a part number for a specific serial number?

Each section header includes the serial number range. For example, the Cab Interior Assembly has separate pages for SSA and SSB machines. Look at the top of the page – if it says ‘Serial # SSA 00101-Current’, that section applies to all SSA machines. For the Enclosed Cab, there are three page breaks: SSA 00101-00552, SSA 00553-Current, and SSB 00101-Current. Match your machine’s serial plate to the correct page. Then find the exploded view and note the item number, then locate the part number in the list. That’s it.

Can I use this for an SR-80?

No. The SR-80 uses different components. See the ASV SR-80 2007 Parts Catalog for that model.

Stop guessing which bolt or seal fits your SR-70. Get the genuine OEM reference. Access the Factory Manual and keep your machine running. Pair it with related catalogs for other models: ASV ST-50 2008 Parts Catalog, ASV SC-50 2008 Parts Catalog.