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Michigan 110-11 Parts Catalog – 150-Page Factory OEM Parts Manual

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Michigan 110-11 and got the wrong one because you guessed at the serial number break, you know the pain. You waste billable hours, the machine sits, and the distributor shrugs. That stops with the factory Parts Catalog. This isn’t a reprint or a third-party compilation. It’s the original Clark Equipment document, 150 pages, serialized for 414A-101 and after. I’ve torqued head bolts on everything from Cat to Komatsu, and I can tell you: the only way to keep an old scraper running is to use the exact part numbers from the source.

Page 1 of this manual tells you to record your machine serial number before ordering. That’s step one. Step two is flipping to the right section — the index lists every group from Accelerator Linkage to Yoke, Scraper. No fluff. You need a brake part? There’s a Brake group with separate sections for scraper and tractor brakes. Need a radiator? The Cooling system section has the fan drive and shroud assembly. Hydraulic cylinders — the Cylinder, Lift and Ejection page shows the whole hydraulic cylinder breakdown. That’s the kind of granularity that keeps a machine from sitting dead on a job site.

Brake Group: Scraper and Tractor Brake Parts

The brake section splits into Scraper (page 51) and Tractor (page 49). Each has exploded views with part numbers, quantities, and descriptions. If you need a brake shoe or actuator, you get the exact Clark part number. No aftermarket cross-reference guesses. The manual also includes serial number breaks for when the supplier changed a component mid-production. I’ve seen shops order the wrong brake pack because they didn’t check the serial. This book makes that mistake impossible.

Cooling System: Radiator and Fan Drive Assembly

Page 11 covers the entire cooling system. Radiator core, fan, fan hub, belt — all illustrated. The manual lists the bolt sizes and torque values for the fan drive. You won’t find a generic “tighten securely” here. If you’re rebuilding a cooling system on a 110-11, you need the right shroud clearance and fan pitch. This catalog gives you the parts numbers to order, not a vague diagram.

Check Serial Numbers Before Ordering Parts

The Michigan 110-11 was built across two main serial ranges: 414A-101 thru 414A-179, and 414A-180 and after. The Hydraulic system, for example, has separate sections for each range. Ordering a steering cylinder seal kit for the wrong range means a second order and more lost time. The factory catalog marks every component with the applicable serial break. Don’t skip that step.

Hydraulic Cylinders: Steering and Lift/Ejection

Cylinder, Steering Hydraulic is grouped under Hydraulic Group. You get the full assembly with part numbers for seals, rods, and pistons. The Lift and Ejection hydraulic cylinder is also there. If you need a rebuild kit, you can match the serial number to the correct page. No guessing. The manual also includes the Elevator Hydraulic motor and pump. That’s critical for the elevating scraper function.

Transmission Group: Clutch and Shaft Assemblies

Transmission group covers every shaft and clutch: First and Second Clutch, Input Shaft, Reverse Clutch, Underdrive. Each assembly has its own page with part numbers. The torque converter section (page 70-71) includes the converter assembly and stator. If you’re doing a transmission overhaul, having the factory part numbers for bearings, seals, and friction discs saves hours of measuring and cross-referencing.

3 Reasons to Use This Parts Catalog

First, it’s the original OEM document from Clark Equipment Company, Construction Machinery Division. Second, it includes serial number breaks for every major system — Air System, Hydraulic System, Engine Group. Third, the 150 pages cover everything from Decals and Nameplates to the Rolling Floor and Endgate/Stabilizer Group. You get part numbers, not aftermarket part substitutions.

I’ve been wrenching for 28 years. I’ve seen what happens when a shop relies on a scanned, third-party parts list. The bolt size is wrong, the seal profile doesn’t match, and you spend an hour on the phone with a distributor. This factory Parts Catalog eliminates that. If you work on a 110-11, you need this book on the bench.

Does this manual cover both tractor serial number ranges?

Yes. The manual explicitly lists parts for serial numbers 414A-101 and after, with separate sections for 414A-101 thru 414A-179 and 414A-180 and after where components changed. You must check your machine’s serial number before ordering.

Can I use this to rebuild a hydraulic cylinder?

Yes. The Hydraulic Cylinder, Lift and Ejection section shows the complete assembly with part numbers.

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For reference, the Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview provide context on equipment standards.

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