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Clark-hurth 35AWS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Reference for Tractor Shovel Repairs

You’ve got a 35AWS in the bay with a leaking brake valve or a worn boom cylinder. The aftermarket sites show blurry diagrams and wrong part numbers. That’s where this Clark-hurth 35AWS Parts Catalog comes in. 170 pages of factory-issued part numbers, exploded views, and original group layouts. No guesswork. The manual covers machines after serial G.M. 444D101. See page 3 for ordering instructions – you give the distributor quantity, part number, and your machine serial. That’s it.

Brake Systems: Factory Part Numbers and Assembly Order

The brake section alone covers over a dozen sub-assemblies: Brake Assembly (page B14), Parking Brake Assembly (B15), Brake Controls (B16), Air Brake Valve Assembly (V3), Brake Wheel Cylinder Assembly (B20), and air line routing for Sections A and B. Each one has its own exploded view with callouts. If you need the correct dust seal for the brake power cluster, this catalog lists it under Brake Power Cluster Assembly (B19). Don’t trust a third-party list that swaps part numbers across models.

What Does the Valve Section Cover?

Valves are grouped under Group V. You get Air Brake Valve Assembly (V3), Bucket Leveler Valve Assembly (V4), Four Wheel Steer Selector Valve Assembly (V5), Main Control Valve Assembly (V7), Three Spool Control Valve Assembly (Z7), and Transmission Control Valve Assembly (V15). Each valve assembly shows every spring, spool, and seal with a Clark part number. No generic cross-references.

Cylinder Rebuild: Finding the Correct Seal Kit

Three cylinder assemblies are covered: Boom Cylinder Assembly (C8), Bucket Cylinder Assembly (C9), and Steering Cylinder Assembly (C10). If you’re rebuilding a boom cylinder, the parts catalog gives you the exact seal kit part number, plus the rod and piston numbers. Aftermarket catalogs often lump multiple models into one kit. This manual separates them by serial range.

3 Reasons OEM Parts Catalogs Beat Aftermarket

First, accuracy. Clark-hurth printed this manual, so every part number was verified at the factory. Second, serial number tracking. The cover lists the specific serial range, so you don’t order parts for a later revision. Third, safety. Brake and steering parts must match OEM specs. A wrong brake valve seal can cost you more than the part saved.

Using the Alphabetical Index for Quick Part Lookup

The index at the front alphabetically lists every assembly – from Axle Assembly, Front (A3) to Wiper (Z14). Each entry gives the group letter and page. For common assemblies like the Boom Group (B3) or Axle Tie Rod (A15), you can jump directly. The manual uses standard abbreviations and symbols: † for not illustrated, § for not sold separately, MS for required. This is the same indexing system used across Clark heavy equipment.

If your shop works on other Clark models, check the related catalogs: Clark-hurth 35AWS, 35F, 35R Parts Catalog – 128 Pages | OEM Factory covers a broader family. For the 85III you need Clark-hurth 85III 1965 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs. The L320 is a bigger machine – Clark-hurth L320 1991 Parts Catalog – 690 Pages OEM Specs has that. Understanding the evolution of the internal combustion engine used in these machines? Read Internal Combustion Engine for background. For a broader industry context on parts documentation, Automotive Industry Overview provides perspective.

Stop ordering wrong parts because an aftermarket site guessed a number. Access the Factory Manual and keep your 35AWS running with the right seals, bearings, and valve components.

Does this parts catalog cover the Clark-hurth 35AWS only?

Yes, for machines after serial G.M. 444D101.

Are electrical wiring diagrams included in this manual?

The manual includes an Electrical Wiring & Battery Cables section (E9) and a Color Code chart (E11). It does not provide full schematic diagrams, but it lists part numbers for switches, gauges, battery cables, and the defroster fan. For wire routing and connector locations, you will need the service manual. The parts catalog focuses on part identification, not step-by-step wiring.

Can I use this catalog for a Clark 35A model?

No, this is for the 35AWS. The 35A has different axle and brake assemblies.

How do I order parts using this manual?

Read page 3 for ordering instructions. Provide your machine serial number, the quantity, part number, and description to your Clark distributor. Check the part numbers in the exploded views to get the correct revision.