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Clark Equipment 110III-H Parts Catalog

Clark Equipment 110III-H Parts Catalog is what you need when a generic third-party parts list sends you the wrong brake air chamber. I’ve been wrenching for 28 years, and I can tell you: nothing wastes billable hours like cross-referencing a part number that doesn’t exist in the real world. This 112-page factory document from Clark Equipment covers the tractor section of the 110III-H scraper. It’s the same book the dealer uses to pull parts off the shelf.

Open this manual and you’re looking at the exact index Clark wrote. Page 43 lists the Brake Slack Adjuster, the Brake Air Chamber, and the Axle Housing Breather. That’s three different assemblies grouped where they belong. You don’t flip back and forth between sections guessing where a part lives. The index is alphabetical, and every page number is verified against the original print run.

Brake System Breakdown: Air Chambers, Slack Adjusters, and Valves

Brake components on the 110III-H aren’t universal. The Air Brake Valve (page 49) and the Brake Assembly — Front (page 47) have specific part numbers that aftermarket catalogs get wrong. If you’re swapping a Brake Air Chamber or a Brake Slack Adjuster, you need the factory diagram showing the correct orientation and mounting hardware. This manual gives you the OEM part number, not a substitute that might fit a different machine serial number range.

Front Drive Axle and Housing: Part Numbers You Can Trust

The front drive axle assembly isn’t a generic Dana 60. It’s a Clark-built unit with a specific Axle Housing Breather and Carrier Assembly — Front Drive Planet (page 48). The manual breaks down the Axle Assembly — Front Drive (page 43) into individual components. You’ll find the bearing kit, the housing, and the seals listed with Clark’s own numbers. Cross that with Automotive Industry Overview if you want to understand why OEM matters, but for parts ordering, stick to this catalog.

Does This Manual Cover the Hydraulic Controls?

It covers the Control Valve Assembly, Hydraulic (pages 73 and 75) and the Apron, Bowl and Ejector Hydraulic System (page 67). Hydraulic valve spools wear differently on scrapers than on loaders. The manual lists the Valve part numbers separately for the tractor and scraper sections. If you need the Check Valve (page 51) or the Control Valve Assembly, Transmission Hydraulic Shift (page 32), the exploded diagrams show every seal and spring. No guessing.

3 Systems Where the Factory Index Saves You Time

• Air System – Page 51 groups the Air Compressor Governor, Air Horn, Air Pressure Gauge, and Brake Air Lines. One stop for all pneumatic parts.
• Transmission – From the Case, Transmission (page 18) to the Clutch Cover Group (page 17) and Control Cover Assembly (page 29).
• Steering – Bell Cranks — Steering Assembly (page 57) and Steering Controls (page 55) with the correct tie-rod ends and bushings.

Why waste time flipping through a PDF that doesn’t have bookmarks? This one has bookmarks for every page from 1 to 112. You can jump straight to Battery Box (page 13) or Cab Assembly (page 81) in two clicks.

Get the Right Valve and Brake Components

If you’re rebuilding the Brake Assembly — Front or replacing a Brake Slack Adjuster, the part number on the old component might be worn off. This catalog shows the factory illustration so you can identify it by shape and mounting pattern. I’ve had techs bring me a generic Air Brake Valve that had the wrong port sizes. Don’t be that guy. Use the factory numbers.

Related manuals you might need for other Clark equipment: Clark Equipment 75B 1989 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual, Clark Model 310III Parts Manual Tractor Section, and Clark Equipment 12E2E 1968 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual. For background on construction machinery design, see Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this parts catalog for the scraper section, or only the tractor?

This manual covers the tractor section only, serial numbers 5TGH101 through 5TGH999. The scraper body, bowl cylinders, and cutting edges are shown in a separate Hancock scraper manual. Use this for everything forward of the hitch.

Does the catalog include torque specs for bolts?

No.

Stop burning time on wrong parts. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact numbers Clark used when building the 110III-H. Your workbench will thank you.