Clark-hurth 35AWS, 35F, 35R Parts Catalog – 128 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

Ordering the wrong part for a 35AWS or 35F costs you time and money. You pull an axle seal, it doesn’t match the old one. Now you’re waiting another week and billing a customer for downtime. This Clark-hurth 35AWS, 35F, 35R Parts Catalog stops that before it starts. 128 pages of OEM factory data—not someone’s re-drawn illustration.

What the Numerical Index Actually Does

The core of this catalog is a numerical index that maps every part number to its illustration page. See the scan: Part No. 1C-510 points to page 44E-061. You don’t flip through vague sections. You go straight to the correct diagram. That index covers over 1,000 entries for the 35AWS, 35F, and 35R models. Construction machinery from Clark-hurth’s Michigan line—European area production. If you’ve ever played “which page is that gasket on,” this fixes it.

Finding the Exact Part Number for 35AWS, 35F, and 35R

Each machine uses shared and unique components. The catalog breaks them out by part number prefixes: 1C, 2C, 3C, 4E, 5E, etc. For example, the 8D-06 series shows up multiple times across different assemblies. Without the catalog, you risk ordering a seal that fits a 35AWS but not a 35R. That’s a restocking fee and a lost afternoon. This document gives you the correct number before you pick up the phone.

Using the OEM Parts Catalog vs Aftermarket Lookups

Aftermarket cross-reference guides renumber parts and drop supersessions. Clark-hurth’s own catalog keeps original factory numbering. When you call a dealer for a 2C-618 bearing, you give them Clark-hurth’s number, not some aftermarket alias. That avoids mis-ships. The page references (like 46E-001 for 2C-618) are consistent with factory parts drawings. No guesswork.

Page Structure: How Part Numbers Map to Illustrations

The numerical index uses a structured page code: e.g., “44E-001” means drawing page 44 in assembly E, sheet 1. The catalog’s 128 pages are divided by system—transmission, brakes, hydraulics. When you look up 4E-08 on page 06E-001, you get the exact exploded view for that part. You can match the number on the old part to the illustration and verify you’re ordering the right revision.

Why This Catalog Matters for Your Shop

If you maintain a fleet of Clark-hurth loaders or do contract repair on 35AWS tractors, this catalog is your parts Bible. One stack of papers beats three open browser tabs. No digital lag, no subscription fees. Print it, ring-bind it, grease the cover. It belongs next to the impact gun, not on a distant hard drive.

Related manuals for adjacent models: CLARK 35AWS Tractor Shovel Parts Manual No. 2898, Clark-hurth L320 1991 Parts Catalog – 690 Pages OEM Specs, and Clark-hurth 85III 1965 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs. For broader context on construction machinery, see Automotive Industry Overview and Internal Combustion Engine.

Does this catalog include exploded view diagrams?

Yes. The numerical index directs you to illustration pages with full parts breakdowns. Each page shows part numbers, quantities, and callouts.

Can I use this catalog for a 35F transmission rebuild?

If you need transmission-specific part numbers, yes. The catalog covers all assemblies on the 35F, 35R, and 35AWS. Look up the transmission housing part number in the index (e.g., 18D-08) to find the exploded view. You will still need a service manual for torque specs and procedures. The parts catalog cross-references every component by OEM number.

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