Dana Clark® and Clark-Hurth® Powertrain Parts & Components

Dana Clark transmissions and drivetrains are some of the highest quality components in the world, and have been used in thousands of machines for many years. Their reliability is legendary, but when you need parts and advice for your machine, finding the experts who can get you back to work is no easy task.

We're the Dana Clark and Clark-Hurth experts! Save yourself some time, money and frustration - get the parts you need the first time. Our 25 years of experience, one-of-a-kind cross reference database and huge inventory will get you the parts you need.

Dana Clark

Associated Powertrain has one of the largest inventories of Dana Clark parts and components in the world

• Dana Clark Transmissions
• Dana Clark Torque Converters
• Dana Clark Axle Assemblies

Clark-Hurth

We have thousands of Clark Hurth parts and components ready to ship, including:

• Clark-Hurth R/HR Model Powershift Transmissions
• Clark-Hurth Torque Converters
• Clark-Hurth Planetary Drive Tandem Axle Assemblies

We can also overhaul Clark-Hurth transmissions, torque converters, and axle assemblies!

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Clark vs. Clark Michigan vs. Clark Hurth vs. Dana Clark...what's the difference?

Clark and Clark-Hurth are now owned by the Dana Corporation and manufactured as Dana Spicer. Clark Michigan is now owned by Volvo®. Here's a brief history of the Clark brand.

The original Clark Equipment Company: Clark Equipment Company was founded in 1916 and started building axle assemblies in 1917 by introducing the first practical design for an internal gear drive axle. In 1927, Clark started building transmissions. The transmission and axle divisions were later sold to the Dana Corporation.

Clark/Michigan: In 1953, Clark Equipment Company acquired Michigan, a manufacturer of lift trucks and cranes. This division became the Clark Construction Machinery Division and was bought by Volvo Construction Equipment, Inc., in 1995.

Clark Hurth: In 1990, Clark purchased Hurth Axle S.p.A., an Italian manufacturer and distributor of off-highway axles, and transformed it into Clark-Hurth Components. Before 1997, Clark-Hurth sold two-thirds of their axle assemblies internationally and had several manufacturing plants in Italy.

Dana Clark: The Dana Corporation acquired Clark and Clark-Hurth in 1995 and 1997 to form Dana Off-Highway, which later became Dana Spicer. This is sometimes known as Dana Clark.