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Clark-hurth 180 III Parts Catalog

If you have ever ordered a part for a 180 III Michigan Tractor Dozer and ended up with something that doesn’t fit—because someone copied a number wrong or guessed at the revision—you know the exact frustration I am talking about. This Clark-hurth 180 III Parts Catalog is the only way to get the exact part numbers, the original factory illustrations, and the correct serial number breakdown. It is a 222-page PDF straight from Clark Equipment Company, not some aftermarket reprint that leaves out critical details.

Parts Breakdown: What This Catalog Actually Contains

Open this manual and you are looking at factory line drawings with callouts for every nut, bolt, seal, and hydraulic component used on the 180 Series III. The very first page tells you which machine serial numbers are covered—180-111 4035B101ENC and G.N., plus 4035B101KNC Leyland. Record yours right there. The following pages map out the entire powertrain, undercarriage, blade assembly, and control systems. Every part is identified by an OEM number, not a vague description that leaves you guessing.

Matching Parts to Your Machine: Serial Number Verification

Page 1 of this catalog lists the exact serial numbers that apply. If your machine falls within that range, every part number in this book is correct. If it does not, you need a different revision. That is how factory documentation works. Do not waste time cross-referencing aftermarket charts that mix years. Use the serial number stamped on your machine and look it up here.

222 Pages of Factory Drawings

That number is not filler. 222 pages means every major assembly gets its own exploded view. You see how the parts stack together, which bolts go where, and what seals live between the housings. A parts catalog like this saves you from ordering a seal that fits the wrong shaft because the dimension was guessed from a photo. These drawings were used on the line at Clark, so they are accurate down to the last washer.

Aftermarket Catalogs: A Waste of Time

I have had guys bring me aftermarket parts books that show a different bolt pattern for the final drive than the actual machine. That happens when someone scans a worn copy and loses a millimeter. This PDF is a clean scan of the original Clark print—no marks, no smudges, no editor rewriting part numbers. If you rely on aftermarket sources, you take on the risk of downtime and returns. With this catalog, you order the first time and the part goes on the shelf, not back in the box.

Who Needs This Catalog?

Anyone owning or maintaining a Michigan Tractor Dozer 180 Series III should have this file open on a tablet or printed out in the shop. If you are a DIY equipment owner tackling your own repairs, this catalog pays for itself the first time you avoid ordering the wrong final drive gear. For a shop that sees these machines, having the factory parts breakdown means your parts guy can quote accurately without calling the dealer every time. Beginners will appreciate the clear drawings that show how each component sits relative to the others.

Look at page 3—that is the warranty statement from Clark Equipment Company, dated May 1, 1966, and updated December 1976. It tells you what the factory stood behind. That same attention to detail runs through every page. No guessing, no third-party interpretation. Just the part numbers and drawings the factory used.

If you are also working on other Clark-hurth equipment, check out the related manuals: Clark Michigan 180 III Tractor Dozer Parts Manual No. 1864, Clark-hurth L320 1991 Parts Catalog – 690 Pages OEM Specs, and Clark-hurth 85III 1965 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs. For a broader understanding of equipment powertrains, see Automotive Industry Overview and Internal Combustion Engine on Wikipedia.

FAQ

Does this catalog include service procedures like torque specs or repair steps?

No. This is a parts catalog only. It shows exploded diagrams and lists OEM part numbers. For repair instructions, you need the separate service manual.

Is this a reprint or a copy of the original?

This is a direct scan of the original Clark Equipment Company publication No. 5093, printed in the U.S.A. It is not a rekeyed or aftermarket reproduction. Every page matches the factory print, including the warranty statement on page 3 and the serial number listing on page 1. You get the same document a Clark dealer would have used in the 1970s. The PDF is searchable, so you can jump to any page number without flipping through paper. If you need to confirm a part number for a seal, bearing, or hydraulic line, you look it up here with confidence that the number is exactly what Clark stamped on the original box.

Stop ordering blind. Access the Factory Manual now and put the right parts on your 180 III the first time.