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Michigan 35 AWS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Diagrams for Wheel Loader

Listen, if you’re wrenching on a Michigan 35 AWS Parts Catalog wheel loader and chasing down a part number, you don’t want some third-party reproduction with fuzzy diagrams and missing supersession data. You want the actual factory parts catalog from Clark Equipment. This 83-page PDF is that. It’s the same document the dealer parts counter used. Every exploded view, every reference number, every part callout comes straight from the engineering team that built the machine. I’ve seen too many guys order a transmission shaft from a generic catalog, get the wrong spline count, and lose a day. This manual stops that.

Crème de la Crème: What’s Actually Inside the 83 Pages

Open this catalog and you’ll see sections like Arbrés de transmission (transmission shafts, pages 60–62), Différentiel avant (front differential, pages 26–27), and Circuit hydraulique principal (main hydraulic circuit, pages 30–31). Those aren’t generic illustrations — they’re factory photographs or line drawings with every bolt, seal, and gear called out by part number. Want to identify the correct Transmission input shaft? Flip to the same section. Need the exact part number for a steering cylinder seal? Look under Vérin de direction (steering cylinder, page 44). The manual is organized by system — engine accessories, cooling, brakes, electrical — so you find what you need without digging through a hundred pages of fluff.

Why OEM Catalog Documentation Beats Aftermarket Every Time

Aftermarket parts catalogs often reuse old drawings, skip revision letters, or mislabel components. This manual came from Clark Equipment, the OEM. The part numbers in here are the same numbers stamped on the factory casting. When you call a dealer, you give them the reference number from this catalog, not a guess. That saves you the hassle of returning wrong parts and waiting another week. I’ve had to explain to more than one tech: the aftermarket catalog might show a part that “looks like” the one you removed, but the bore diameter is off by 0.010”. Not with this. You get the real deal.

Transmission, Hydraulics, and Steering: Key Systems Covered

Three areas where this catalog really shines: transmission (boite de vitesses, pages 66–67), hydraulic system (pompe principale, page 50; valve de commande de la boite de vitesses, page 45), and steering (direction, pages 42–43; circuit hydraulique de direction, pages 32–33). Each section includes a complete parts breakdown plus reference numbers for every component. The torque converter pump (pompe du convertisseur, page 52) is covered with its own exploded view. If you’re rebuilding a steering valve or replacing a hydraulic line, you’ll see the exact bracket and fitting needed.

Who Should Use This Manual

If you own a Michigan 35 AWS, operate one on a job site, or work in a shop that services them, this catalog belongs on your bench. DIY mechanics who maintain their own equipment will appreciate having the factory part numbers to avoid guessing. Even if you’re not fluent in French (the manual is in French), the diagrams and numbers are universal — you don’t need to read the text to identify a part. Just match the illustration to the component in front of you.

Source Validity – Original Clark Equipment Documentation

This PDF was scanned from the original Clark Equipment publication. It’s not a reprint or a compilation. The document includes the machine serial number block and engine identification section (page 1) so you can cross-reference your specific unit. For broader context on parts numbering standards used in automotive and heavy equipment, see Automotive Industry Overview. That kind of background matters when you’re trying to understand why certain part numbers follow a pattern.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog cover the Perkins 4.236 engine?

Yes. Page 1 lists the engine as Perkins 4.236, and the “Moteur et accessoires” section (page 1) covers engine-specific parts like the exhaust, air filter, and accessories.

Is the manual in English?

The original document is in French. However, the part numbers, exploded diagrams, and reference numbers are language-independent. If you need the text translated, you’ll need a basic French dictionary or translation tool. The diagrams alone are sufficient for part identification.

Can I use this for a Michigan 35 AWS with a different engine option?

The catalog references a specific engine (Perkins 4.236) on page 1. If your machine has a different engine, some parts in the “Moteur et accessoires” section will not match. The chassis, drivetrain, and hydraulic sections should still apply, but always cross-check your machine’s serial number against the catalog’s serial number block.

How do I order parts using this catalog?

Page 2 has ordering instructions: specify machine type, serial number, engine details, part number (from the catalog), quantity, and delivery address. Give the dealer the reference number and the plate number from the exploded view.

Related Manuals

If you work on other Michigan models, check out these factory parts catalogs:

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• Michigan 85III 1965 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown

When you’re rebuilding a Michigan 35 AWS, the time you spend crawling the internet for the right part number is time you could be turning wrenches. Access the Factory Manual now and keep the original documentation where it belongs — on your bench, next to your toolbox.