Clark-hurth 310H Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Scraper

You ever bolt on a part that looked right but didn’t fit? Spent an afternoon chasing a wrong number from an aftermarket catalog? That’s the kind of frustration this Clark-hurth 310H Parts Catalog kills dead. It’s 36 pages of factory-indexed part breakdowns, direct from Clark Equipment, Construction Machinery Division. No reprint nonsense, no generic cross-reference. This is what the dealer uses when you call in a serial number.

Air System and Brake Assembly Coverage

Air system and scraper brake parts live on page 1A3. The Brake Assembly section on 1A9 gives you exploded views of every seal, lining, and spring. Master Cylinder and Air Chamber (1F1) is in there too. You mess with brakes on a scraper that hauls 20 yards of material, you want the exact part the factory stamped. That’s what this catalog delivers.

Elevator Group and Hydraulic System Breakdown

Elevator Group runs from 1A11 through 1C3 – chain adjuster, elevator chain, assembly, gearbox, idler roller, hydraulic motor, and both stub spindles. Hydraulic Group covers endgate, floor, and lift cylinders plus the lines for ejection and lift. Page 1E7 gets into the elevator motor hydraulic system. Anyone who rebuilds a scraper elevator knows the gearbox sprockets are serial-specific. This catalog matches parts to serial range 200-1036 and after.

Clark-hurth 310H Parts Catalog: What’s Inside

One pass through the index shows seven major systems: Air System – Scraper Brake, Axle Group – Scraper, Brake Assembly, Elevator Group, Hydraulic Group, Lubrication, and Wheel & Tire Data. Also includes Yoke – Scraper and references for cutting blade and strike-off blade that live under Frame and Floor groups. Everything cross-referenced alphabetically and by section number.

Why OEM Documentation Matters for Part Orders

Aftermarket catalogs often skip supersessions or show generic illustrations. A wrong part number on a hydraulic cylinder seal means a leak that costs you a shift. This is a factory-original scan – not a third-party copy. The index says “Clark Equipment” and “Michigan” on the header. Every page carries the official numbering. You order through a Clark distributor with the machine serial number, and this catalog is the reference they use.

One look at the Lubrication section (1E11) shows part numbers for filters, fittings, and grease fittings. Wheel and Tire Data (1F3) includes rim and tire part numbers. If you need a master cylinder rebuild kit, page 1F1 gives the correct assembly. No decoding required.

3 Reasons to Trust This Catalog on Your Bench

First, it’s 36 pages – dense, no filler. Second, the indexing is by system and then by specific assembly (e.g., Gearbox – Elevator under both E and G). Third, the serial range is printed on the cover: 200-1036 and after. That means if your machine falls in that bracket, every part listed is the one Clark meant to go in.

Wrong part. Wasted day. Don’t do it.

For related factory documentation, check the Clark-hurth L320 1991 Parts Catalog – 690 Pages OEM Specs or the earlier model Clark-hurth 85III 1965 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs. For a similar generation, see Clark-hurth 85A, 85A1 1978 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs. Broader context on equipment standards can be found at Automotive Industry Overview and Internal Combustion Engine.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include service procedures like torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog for ordering correct replacement parts. Torque specs and repair steps would be in a separate service manual.

What serial numbers does this cover?

Serial numbers 200-1036 and after.

Can I use this catalog for the Clark-hurth 310H after serial 1037?

The index says “FOR SERIAL: 200-1036 AND AFTER” – that includes later serials beyond 1036. However, always confirm with your machine’s serial plate. Clark updated parts over the production run, so if your scraper is outside that range (e.g., earlier than 200), you need a different catalog. When in doubt, cross-reference with a Clark dealer using the serial number.

How many pages and what systems are covered?

36 pages covering air system scraper brake, axle group, brake assembly, elevator group complete with chain adjuster, chain, assembly, gearbox, idler roller, stub spindles, endgate and stabilizer, rolling floor, main frame, hydraulic group with endgate/floor/lift cylinders and all lines, lubrication, master cylinder and air chamber, wheel and tire data, and yoke scraper. Each system has its own section letter and page prefix (1A through 1F).

You can’t afford guessing on a part that holds a scraper together. Get the factory breakdown – download the factory manual from AutoRepairManuals.