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Branson 2910, 3510, 3820, 4220, 3110 Parts Catalog

I’ve seen guys order three different “spring washer” part numbers before they get the right one. That’s time, money, and a tractor sitting on the lift. This Branson 2910, 3510, 3820, 4220, 3110 Parts Catalog stops that. 180 pages of factory exploded diagrams and OEM part numbers. No aftermarket guessing.

Page 2 shows the accelerator lever assembly. You get quantities per model — for the 2910, 3510, 3820, 4220, 3110, plus the “i” variants. Key part numbers like NT01200000B3 for the early lever, NT01200000C3 for current. Cotter pin size? 22417-160180. No need to call the dealer. The manual lays it out column by column.

Accelerator Lever Assembly – Page 2 Breakdown

That page is dense. 55 line items for the accelerator pedal and wire assembly. Every washer, nut, and rubber clamp has a part number. The spring washer (TC45010000A4) is used on all models shown — 2910, 3510, 3820, 4220, 3110, plus the 4720. You also get revision notes: early vs current version for the lever knob. That matters when you’re pulling a bin of parts and need the right one.

Steering Column Assembly – Page 4 Details

Page 4 covers the column cover bracket, tilt lever pin, steering wheel assembly, and the cap. Part numbers like TZ29030000A1 for the steering wheel assembly. Every bolt, bushing, snap ring — listed with quantity per model. The U-nut (26347-080002) appears on the column cover. If you’re chasing a steering column rattle, this page tells you exactly what’s between you and a fix.

7 Systems Covered Across 180 Pages

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You get exploded views for every major system: engine, clutch, transmission, hydraulics, steering, brakes, electrical. Each assembly lists the part number, description, quantity per model, and revision notes. No generic aftermarket reprints — this is the original OEM PDF from Branson. You want a part for the 3110? Look under column G on each page.

Who Should Use This Catalog?

If you own a 2910, 3510, 3820, 4220, or 3110 and do your own parts ordering, this is your reference. Dealers look up from this same document. For a shop owner, hand this to your parts guy — he stops wasting time cross-referencing numbers on aftermarket sites. For a DIY farmer, one quick lookup prevents buying the wrong accelerator wire assembly (NT01520000A3 for some models, NT01530000A3 for others).

OEM vs Aftermarket: Why You Want the Factory File

Aftermarket parts catalogs try to group parts across brands and often miss revisions. This manual shows “Early VERSION” vs “CURRENT VERSION” on the lever knob (items 7A and 7B). That distinction doesn’t show up in a third-party list. You also get the proper column assignments — column C is 3820, column D is 4220. No guesswork. The file is scanned from the factory print, not OCR’d and renumbered. See related manuals like Branson 2810 3510 3520 4020 4320 Parts Catalog or Branson 20R / 20C Series Tractor Chassis Parts Catalog if you need older chassis data. For hydraulic control details, Branson 00 Series 2012 Operators Manual – Section: Aux Hydraulics covers that. For broader industry context, Automotive Industry Overview applies to tractor manufacturing too.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog — it lists part numbers, descriptions, and quantities. For torque specs you need the service manual for your specific Branson model.

Can I use this manual for the 4720 model?

Yes. Column E and K in the tables cover the 4720. The catalog covers 2910, 3510, 3820, 4220, 3110, 4720 and the “i” variants for most assemblies.

What format is the PDF?

Scanned OEM document, 180 pages. Original file name: Branson_2910-3110-3510-3820-4220_Parts_Catalog_en-55614012759.pdf. It’s a single PDF with page images, not a searchable text-only file.

How do I match part numbers across models?

Each table has columns A through K. Column A = 2910, B = 3510, C = 3820, D = 4220, E = 4720, F = 2910i, G = 3110i, etc. Quantity in each column tells you if the part fits that model. Look at page 2 — the spring washer fits all models listed. The accelerator lever has early/current versions distinguished by note.

Stop ordering parts by guesswork. Get the actual factory breakdown for your 2910, 3510, 3820, 4220, or 3110. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your shop tablet.