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Michigan 410 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown for Tractor Scraper

Thirty years in this trade, and I still see guys ordering parts off aftermarket diagrams that don’t match the casting numbers. If you’re working on a Michigan 410 tractor scraper, you need the factory book. This is the Michigan 410 Parts Catalog – 132 pages of OEM part breakdowns, direct from Clark Equipment. No guesswork.

Michigan 410 Parts Catalog: 132 Pages of Factory Data

Every exploded view in this catalog was drawn from the actual production drawings. The part numbers are the ones stamped on the original castings. Page 35 covers the accelerator pedal and linkage – that pivot pin you’ve been trying to cross-reference? It’s right there with the factory number. The engine accessories and support parts start on page 5, and the radiator assembly is on page 7. You get the transmission group from page 61 through the internal tubing and shift controls. The converter group – pump, downstream pressure regulating assembly – that’s on page 80.

What Parts Are Covered in This Catalog?

The table of contents reads like a disassembly manual. Engine accessories, air cleaner, exhaust connecting pipes, axle groups (tractor and scraper), brake air lines, converter group, cylinder group (apron, body, ejector, steering), decals, ejector assembly, fuel tank and lines, grille and hood, hydraulic main system for both tractor and scraper, propeller shaft, pump group, steering group, transmission group – it’s all there. Even the filter index on page 1 helps you locate every filter on the machine. This isn’t a thin pamphlet; it’s 132 pages of dedicated parts data.

Engine Accessories & Support – Page 5 Breakdown

Page 5 isn’t just a list; it’s a drawing of the engine support brackets, the accessory mounting, and the bypass filter piping. You can see exactly how the Cummins engine sits in the tractor frame. The parts catalog includes the hardware – bolts, washers, clips – with thread sizes. That’s the difference between a factory catalog and a third-party compilation.

Converter Group and Transmission – Critical Sections

The torque converter assembly on page 80 is one of the most referenced sections in my shop. You get the downstream pressure regulating valve, the converter pump – not just part numbers but the orientation of the seals. The transmission group is broken into the case, the control cover, the clutch cover – all on separate pages. When you’re rebuilding the trans, you need this catalog open on your bench.

How to Use This Parts Catalog for Accurate Repairs

First, find your machine serial number. The catalog covers tractor serial 422A101 and after, scraper 423A101 and after. Match the illustration to your machine. The part number listed is what you order. Don’t trust a parts counter guy reading a screen – show him the factory number from page 35 or 80. This catalog also includes the decals and nameplates section so you can identify the original labels.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views. You need the Michigan 410 service manual for torque values.

How many pages does the catalog have?

132 pages of factory parts breakdowns, covering every major assembly from the engine to the scraper apron.

What engine is covered in this parts catalog?

The Michigan 410 uses a Cummins diesel. The catalog covers engine accessories and support parts – page 5 – and the bypass filter piping on page 29.1. You get the radiator, the accessory brackets, and even the clips that hold the hoses. If you need to identify a water pump or a fan hub, the part number is in this catalog, referenced to the original Clark part system. The catalog also includes the radiator connections, the battery compartment details, and the steering filter assembly. Every fastener is listed with its size and grade. You can order the exact bolt for the converter pump without buying a hardware assortment.

Can I use this catalog to rebuild the transmission?

Yes. The transmission group section pages 61-89 cover the assembly, clutch cover, control cover, and hydraulic system. You’ll get every part number for gears, shafts, and seals.

If you’re ordering parts for a Michigan 410, stop relying on aftermarket cross-reference websites. Get the factory data that matches your machine. Access the Factory Manual now.