ASV POSI-TRACK 4810 Operator and Service Manual (P/N 0310-657)

• Covers 2000 ASV POSI-TRACK 4810 track loaders, including operator and service documentation for the 0310-657 build.
• Serves as the original OEM publication: P/N 0310-657 for the operator and service section, and 0310-658 for the parts manual.
• Contains 76 technical figures, 4810-specific wiring harness layouts, and 12-section maintenance schedules for the Caterpillar 3054T engine.
• Remains the official technical reference for this 2000 edition, detailing everything from track tensioning to hydrostatic pump relief settings.

Manual Organization

This 118-page OEM publication delivers the complete documentation required for the 2000 ASV POSI-TRACK 4810. The first 54 pages cover operation, routine maintenance, and diagnostic troubleshooting. You will find comprehensive breakdowns on planetary drive service, hydrostatic transmission theory, and loader assembly operation. It outlines system cooling, fuel priming, and track tensioning sequences. Heavy machinery maintenance requires strict adherence to safety standards. Always reference the operational hazard procedures detailed in this document prior to beginning any service work.

Following the operator and service content, the document provides a 59-page illustrated parts section. It organizes the 4810 chassis, powertrain, and hydraulic assemblies into clear exploded views. Every major system is mapped out—from the seat base assembly to the complex hydraulic valve and reservoir harnessing. The identification pages provide component names, part numbers, and quantity requirements for nearly every fastener and seal on the unit, integrating the Caterpillar 3054T diesel engine components seamlessly into the breakdown.

Specification and Reference Data

Technical data is provided for critical fluid and mechanical systems to ensure proper maintenance. Engine displacement sits at 4 liters (244 cu in) for the Caterpillar 3054T architecture. Peak torque output hits 284 ft-lb. The hydraulic reservoir holds 28 gallons (106 liters) for standard operational requirements, while engine oil capacity requires 8 quarts. Ground pressure is rated at a minimal 3 psi with a standard loader attachment.