Case TR310 2015 Parts Catalog – Factory Parts Identification for Compact Track Loader

Description

If you’re working on a Case TR310 compact track loader and you don’t have this Case TR310 2015 Parts Catalog on your toolbox, you’re gambling with your parts budget. I’ve seen guys order the wrong hydraulic motor seal three times because they used a generic cross-reference. That’s money and downtime you don’t have. This Parts Catalog is 1050 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded drawings, and index cross-references. Page 1 tells you it’s Print No. 550711113 issued 12/2015 – that’s the real factory document.

You get every subsystem broken out. Engine section covers the F5HFL463A*F012 assembly – pistons, rings, gaskets, and the fasteners that hold it together. Electrical systems include harness diagrams and component locations. Suspension is covered under TRACKS & TRACK SUSPENSION: rollers, sprockets, idlers, and the track itself. Page 5 shows a sample PTO shaft assembly with part numbers 86529340 and 84014007 – that level of detail keeps you from ordering a yoke that doesn’t match your machine’s serial number.

Engine and Electrical Systems – What the 1050 Pages Cover

Under ENGINE you get the complete breakdown for the F5HFL463A*F012 engine, including the SERVICE & MAINTENANCE section that lists recommended fluids and filter part numbers. ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS has its own TOC with sections for the starter, alternator, sensors, and the control unit. If you’re chasing a no-start condition, the correct part number for the ECM is in here – not a generic substitute.

Aftermarket Parts Catalogs Are a Gamble

Aftermarket cross-reference databases miss engineering revisions. This catalog is printed by CNHi – the same people who built the machine. The part numbers are the ones the dealer uses. If you order from a third-party list, you risk getting a superseded part that doesn’t fit the Tier 4B variant. The catalog includes a SERIAL NUMBER column (YR/SN) in most tables. Match your machine’s serial range and you get the exact revision.

3 Critical Systems That Demand Factory Part Numbers

• Engine internals: pistons, rings, bearings, and the cylinder head gasket – one wrong ring thickness and you lose compression.
• Hydrostatic drive and hydraulic pumps: seals, swash plates, and control valves. The HYDROSTATIC DRIVE and HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS chapters have exploded views you can’t find anywhere else.
• Electrical control modules and sensors: the ECM, harness connectors, and pressure sensors. A generic sensor might read wrong and throw codes.

Does This Catalog Cover the Complete Machine?

Yes. It includes FRONT LOADER & BUCKET, CAB CLIMATE CONTROL, ACCESSORIES, PLATFORM, CAB, BODYWORK AND DECALS. Every nut, bolt, and plastic trim piece is listed with a part number and reference to the diagram. The INDEX at the back lets you search by part number if you have an old broken piece.

FAQ

Will this catalog help me identify the correct seal for the hydrostatic drive?

Yes. Page 5 shows seal kit 84004292 with included items 6 and 7. Match your machine’s serial number range to get the right revision.

I have a TR310 built before the Tier 4B emission update. Will this catalog work?

This Parts Catalog is for the Tier 4B variant, issued 12/2015. If your machine has an earlier serial number, some parts may differ. The catalog includes a SERIAL NUMBER column (YR/SN) in many tables. You’ll need to check your machine’s serial against the listings. For major assemblies like the engine, there’s a separate ENGINE section for the F5HFL463A*F012. If your engine is a different build, you’d need the earlier catalog. However, most undercarriage and hydraulic components carry over. I recommend verifying with your dealer for supersession notices.

Stop wasting time on wrong parts. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your tablet or printed binder. Your Case TR310 deserves the same documentation the dealer uses.

The construction equipment sector is part of the broader Automotive Industry Overview, and these machines demand the same precision as any car engine. For related equipment, check the Case CX160B 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Undercarriage Hydraulics, the Case CX27B 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for Mini Excavator, or the Case CX40B 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spec Data.