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Michigan 110-H Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown

I have seen techs lose an hour hunting down a part number because they trusted some third-party reprint. That hour is gone, the machine sits, and the customer looks at his watch. This Michigan 110-H Parts Catalog is the original factory document – 46 pages, no condensed garbage, no generic illustrations. Clark Equipment printed this for the 110-H scraper section, serials 205-1001 through 205-1999. If you need to find the right brake assembly or a specific hydraulic cylinder, this is the only source I trust.

Parts Breakdown by Serial Number – No Guesswork

The manual separates components by machine serial number ranges because Clark changed designs mid-production. You get separate listings for the Hydraulic Cylinder – Lift and Ejection for serials 205-1001 thru 205-1079 (page 27) and for 205-1080 and after (page 26). The Yoke Group splits into three different sections – serials 205-1001 thru 205-1015, 205-1016 thru 205-1079, and 205-1080 and after. Ordering the wrong yoke because you used a generic parts list means a week’s downtime. This catalog eliminates that.

Brake and Drum – Scraper Section (Page 22)

Brake components on a 14-yard scraper are not something you guess at. Page 22 covers the Brake and Drum – Scraper group. The Air System – Scraper Brake is on page 24. Each part number comes from the factory drawing. If you need a brake shoe or an actuator, you read the exploded view, grab the part number, and order. No cross-referencing aftermarket catalogs that might or might not fit. The manual also includes the Endgate and Stabilizer Group starting on page 2, with part numbers for the actuator and mounting hardware.

Hydraulic Cylinder Identification

Hydraulic cylinders are expensive and specific. This catalog breaks out the Hydraulic Group (section H) with separate pages for lift and ejection cylinders. Page 26 shows the cylinder for serials 205-1080 and after – that’s the later design. Page 27 covers the earlier cylinder. Same for the Hydraulic Lines – Ejection and Lift groups, each with their own page. If you order a cylinder for the wrong serial range, the ports won’t line up. The factory manual gives you the exact part number; you don’t measure and hope.

46 Pages – Every Component Grouped and Labeled

46 pages cover the entire scraper section: Elevator Group (page 14) with chain, gearbox, idler roller, stub spindle; Floor Group – Rolling (page 4); Frame – Scraper Main (page 8); Axle and Wheel – Scraper (page 20); Lubrication – Scraper Central (page E). Each group has its own exploded diagram with item numbers keyed to a parts table. You get the part description, quantity, and Clark part number. No aftermarket interpretation – this is what Clark shipped from the factory.

Source Validity – Why Factory OEM Beats Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs often combine models, omit serial number splits, or use reverse-engineered numbers. I have personally seen a reman brake assembly that didn’t match the 110-H because the aftermarket catalog lumped years together. This manual is printed by Clark Equipment – Construction Machinery Division. It says on page 1: “This manual supersedes Model 110-H14 Parts Manual Nos. 4008 and 4017.” That means it’s the latest revision for your serial range. You pay for accuracy once, not for rework later.

For context on how OEM documentation compares to generic sources, read this Automotive Industry Overview. It outlines why factory specs matter for safety and fit.

Audience Fit – Who Needs This Manual

If you own or maintain a Michigan 110-H scraper – whether in a fleet, a rental yard, or a home shop – this catalog is for you. Home garage enthusiasts working on heavy equipment need part numbers that match the machine, not a guess. Beginners will appreciate the exploded views that show where each bolt and bushing goes. Professional mechanics: stop using generic parts databases that give you three possible part numbers. This catalog gives you one correct number per serial range. You will not waste time on returns.

FAQ – Michigan 110-H Parts Catalog

Does this catalog cover the entire Michigan 110-H machine or just the scraper section?

Just the scraper section – the 14-yard scraper unit. The title says “Model 110-H 14 yd. (Scraper Section).” The tractor/hitch is not covered in this manual.

What serial numbers does this manual support?

Serial numbers 205-1001 through 205-1999. The manual specifically says “Information contained herein pertains to Scraper Section only on Machine Serial Numbers 205-1001 thru 205-1999.” Many pages have separate listings for sub-ranges (e.g., 205-1001 thru 205-1079, 205-1080 and after).

How are the parts organized in this 46-page catalog?

By functional groups. The index on page 3 lists groups: Endgate and Stabilizer, Floor Group – Rolling, Frame – Scraper Main, Axle and Wheel, Brake and Drum, Hydraulic Group, Elevator Group, Yoke Group, and Lubrication. Each group has its own page range with an exploded diagram and a parts table listing item number, part number, description, and quantity.

Does this manual include torque specs or assembly instructions?

No. This is a parts catalog – it shows part numbers and exploded views for ordering. It does not include repair procedures or torque values. For repair information, you would need the service/repair manual for the Michigan 110-H. The catalog’s purpose is identification and ordering only.

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If you want to understand why factory documentation is critical in heavy equipment, this Automotive Industry Overview gives background on quality standards.

You need the right part number the first time. That means no flipping between five browser tabs trying to verify. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your workbench – your machine will thank you.