This comprehensive illustrated master parts list manual provides detailed information for the Ford CL30 Compact Loader. It includes exploded views and breakdowns of all part numbers, covering all aspects of the machine, except for detailed engine parts breakdowns. You can easily navigate through the manual's indexed sections: Full Machine Text Index, How To Use Figure Search, General Information - Abbreviations, and General Information - Metric to Inches Conversion. The manual covers the following areas of the CL30 compact loader: - Frame & Sheet Metal - Drive Components - Fuel System - Hand Controls - Mechanical Parking Brake - Exhaust, 19ER4101, 19ER4111 - Air Cleaner - Power Train, WISCONSIN, 19ER4101, 19ER4111 - Instruments & Electrical, WISCONSIN, 19ER4101, 19ER4111 - Loader Arm - Tilt & Lift Cylinders - Lift/Tilt Valve Assembly - Pump Assembly Eng. Half of 19-090 Pump - Pump Assembly Back of 19-090 Pump - Hoses & Fittings - Hydraulic Tank & Filters - Hydraulic Tank & Filters 4101, 4111 - Auxiliary Hydraulic Kits - Bucket Cutting Edges, Plates, Forks - Post Hole Digger, Model 19ER9017 - Auger Assembly - Fuel Gauge, Horn & Lighting Kits, etc. - Grapple Assembly, 19ER9150 - All Weather Safety Rollover Cab W/Wiper & Removable Door, 19ER6239 & 19ER9239 - Decals This manual is a valuable resource for anyone who needs to service, rebuild, tear down, overhaul, repair, or adjust a Ford CL30 Compact Loader. The detailed exploded views make it easy to identify part numbers for accurate ordering and efficient repairs.

The Ford CL30 Compact Loader, while not as prominently featured in Ford's tractor history as their iconic 8N or the more robust 2000 series, played a crucial role in filling a niche market for smaller, more maneuverable machines. Introduced in the late 1960s or early 1970s (exact year not specified in the original description), the CL30 was designed for a variety of tasks, from landscaping and construction to agricultural work in confined areas. Its compact size and powerful engine allowed it to tackle jobs that larger tractors might struggle with, making it a versatile and sought-after machine for those needing a capable yet compact workhorse. The CL30's design featured a simple yet robust build with a sturdy frame and sheet metal construction that ensured durability in demanding conditions. It boasted a Wisconsin engine, known for its reliability and power output, giving the CL30 the strength necessary to handle heavy loads and attachments. The CL30's functionality was further enhanced by its well-designed hydraulic system, allowing for efficient lifting and tilting of attachments using a system of hoses, pumps, and cylinders. The CL30 was equipped with a variety of attachments, including buckets for digging and scooping, forks for material handling, and even specialized implements for post-hole digging or grapples for handling logs. This versatility made the CL30 a valuable asset for diverse tasks. Although the exact production years are unclear, the CL30, like many other Ford tractors, is likely to have been discontinued in the 1970s or 1980s as the company shifted its focus towards other areas of development. Despite this, the CL30 continues to hold a place of importance in the history of Ford tractors, representing their commitment to providing solutions for a wide range of agricultural and industrial applications.