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Clark-hurth 175 III Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Tractor Shovel

You’ve got a Clark-hurth 175 III tractor shovel sitting in the bay, and you need a part number for that boom cylinder seal kit—or maybe the fuel tank cap, or a transmission filter cartridge. You call the dealer, they give you a number that doesn’t match the aftermarket list you found online. Now you’re chasing dimensions, doubting fitments, burning time. I’ve been there. This catalog stops that cold. It’s the factory parts manual, 128 pages, direct from Clark-hurth. Not a third-party recompilation, not a scanned copy of a copy. Every part number, every illustration, every page matches the original OEM print that the factory technician used.

128 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdown

It covers the whole machine. Engine accessories start on page 1. Fuel tank cap is on page 17. Transmission case page 27. Need the torque converter charging pump? Page 35. All the major assemblies are indexed—bucket cylinder assembly page 76, boom cylinder assembly page 75, axle assemblies front and rear pages 39–44. Brake air lines pages 58–59. That’s the kind of coverage you need when the dealer is quoting a two-week lead time and you’ve got a machine down. You pull the page, find the part number, and order it right.

Cylinder and Hydraulic System Parts – Exact Numbers

The hydraulic system gets a full section: bucket and boom hydraulic pump page 70, bucket and boom hydraulic system pages 83–84, hydraulic reservoir page 69. If you’re rebuilding a cylinder, you need the seal kit part number. The exploded views on page 76 for the bucket cylinder assembly show every o-ring, wiper, and gland nut. Same for the boom cylinder on page 75. No guesswork. You see the diagram, match the part, order it. Period. That’s how you avoid ordering the wrong seal kit and having the machine sit another week.

Engine, Fuel, and Transmission – Every Component Listed

Engine accessories page 1. Accelerator pedal and linkage pages 19–20. Fuel tank cap page 17. Transmission oil filler cap page 24. Transmission case page 27, and the cartridge kit for transmission filter page 32. The torque converter breather and check valve pages 32 and 35. These are the parts that get overlooked until they leak or fail. The catalog lists them with the factory part number, no substitutes. If you need a steering filter cartridge kit, that’s page 67. Brake slack adjuster page 40. Air chamber diaphragm page 40. I could go on—the point is, this catalog has the numbers, and they’re the numbers the factory put in the bin.

Why OEM Documentation Matters on This Machine

These Clark-hurth 175 III tractors have been around for decades. Aftermarket parts catalogs try to cross-reference, but they miss revisions, superseded numbers, and subtle differences between serial breaks. The factory manual doesn’t. It comes from Clark-hurth, the same people who built the drivetrain. The part numbers in this catalog are what the assembly line used. When you order a part using the number from this book, it fits. That’s the difference between swapping a part in a day and chasing a wrong number for three days. Check the Automotive Industry Overview for context on how OEM standards keep heavy equipment running. The internal combustion engine section (page 1) shows the alternator, starter, and all the bolt-on accessories—exact part numbers, no guesswork. Internal Combustion Engine in these machines is straightforward when you have the right documentation.

FAQ – Common Questions About This Parts Catalog

Does this catalog include torque specs or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog—part numbers, illustrations, ordering info. Torque specs are in the service manual. Don’t try to assemble a wheel brake using this book as a repair guide.

What serial number range does this cover?

The manual covers the Model 175 III Tractor Shovel, machine serial numbers as recorded on page 1. The OCR excerpt shows notation for machine serial and engine serial. If your machine is within the 175 III series, the part numbers apply. If you have a later revision, cross-check with the illustrated index.

Can I use this catalog to identify parts for a different Clark model?

Some components (engine alternator, brake chambers) may cross to other models, but the catalog is specific to the 175 III. For other Clark-hurth models, see the related manuals below.

Is this a reprint or a factory original scan?

It’s a factory original scan—every page from the OEM printed manual, no missing pages, no blurred illustrations. The file name indicates it’s the genuine Clark-hurth publication. No aftermarket compilation.

Related Manuals You Might Need

• Clark 175 III Tractor Shovel Parts Manual No. 2419
• Clark-hurth L320 1991 Parts Catalog – 690 Pages OEM Specs
• Clark-hurth 85III 1965 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs

Bottom line: if you’re working on a 175 III, stop cross-referencing bad information. This catalog gives you the factory part numbers that fit. Access the Factory Manual and put the right parts in.