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Michigan 175A Parts Catalog

I don’t care how many years you’ve been turning wrenches—if you’re trying to rebuild a Michigan 175A Parts Catalog without the factory documentation, you’re guessing. And guessing on a loader this size costs you time and money. This Parts Catalog is 318 pages of OEM engineering, published by Scheid Maschinenfabrik GmbH for machine serial numbers 1001 to 1060. It tells you exactly which part goes where, with group numbers and exploded views. No aftermarket reprint. No third-party guesswork.

Undercarriage and Axle Mounting – Gruppe 01

Starts on page 1 of the catalog. You get the undercarriage frame with axle mounting points, clearly labeled with part numbers. If you’re chasing a cracked bracket or bushing wear, this group saves you the headache of measuring and matching. The OEM diagram shows every bolt and bracket in the assembly.

Front Drive Axle Variations: Mach. 1001-1029 vs Mach. 1030

This catalog splits the front axle into two separate groups based on serial number. Mach. 1001-1029 appears on page 1-3, then mach. 1030 onward gets its own section. The planet spider (planetengetriebe) and differential carrier are covered separately. If you order a part from the wrong serial range, it won’t fit. This catalog eliminates that mistake.

Transmission and Drivetrain Groups

Group 03 covers the transmission in detail: gear shift for selective drive, reverse gear shaft, shafts for 1st/3rd and 2nd/4th ranges, range shift, output shaft, and control cover. Pages 7-9 for the main transmission, plus separate pages for each gear shaft. The exploded views show every bearing, synchro, and seal. For service procedures, pair this with the repair manual—but for part identification, this is the final word. Related: MICHIGAN Model 175A Tractor Shovel Parts Manual No. 203 covers additional drivetrain components.

Torque Converter and Hydraulic System

Group 152 05 00 10 gives you the torque converter with pages 1-5, the pressure regulator valve on page 6, and the hydraulic circuit on pages 1-3. You see the exact port sizes and valve body components. If you’re replacing seals or rebuilding the converter, you need the part numbers from this section. The hydraulic system section (152 05 00 11) shows lines and fittings.

Steering Gear and Hydraulic Lines

Steering gear (lenkgetriebe) appears on pages 1-3, with separate relief valve and hydraulic system pages for mach. 1001-1010. Tie rod and all linkage parts are called out. Again, serial number splits matter. The catalog shows the steering hydraulic system flow path—useful for diagnosing pressure drops. For a broader look at heavy equipment documentation, see Automotive Industry Overview for context on how factory manuals differ from generic aftermarket books.

Why OEM Documentation Over Aftermarket?

I’ve seen too many shops order a “universal” part that doesn’t match the factory spline count or bearing diameter. This catalog is the exact same document the dealer used in the 1960s. Every part number ties to Scheid’s original engineering. No re-drawn diagrams, no re-typed part numbers. Shared with MICHIGAN Model 175A-2 Tractor Shovel Parts Manual No. 204 – Section: Rea (Radiat for cooling system parts, and MICHIGAN Model 175A Tractor Shovel Parts Manual No. 1363-R2 – Section: Gear Shif for additional shift linkage details.

Who Needs This Manual?

If you own a Michigan 175A tractor shovel and ever need to replace a bearing, seal, hose, or gear—this catalog is your starting point. DIY mechanics, fleet shops, and equipment rebuilders all benefit. Without it, you’re digging through online forums and measuring broken parts. With it, you order the right part the first time. Saves you the trip to the dealer parts counter guessing.

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

No, it is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque specs are found in the factory service manual.

Will I find exploded diagrams for the transmission?

Yes, the catalog covers the transmission with group numbers 152 03 00 01 and sub-groups. You get exploded views with numbered part callouts. Pages 7-9 for the transmission assembly, plus separate pages for gear shafts and range shift. The diagrams are factory-original, accurate for serial numbers 1001-1060. This is the same artwork the assembly line used.

Can I use this for serial numbers above 1060?

This manual applies to machines 1001-1060. For later machines, check the supplement manuals listed in related products.

What is the difference between this and a repair manual?

A parts catalog identifies components; a repair manual tells you how to replace them. Both are essential.

Don’t waste another afternoon matching bolt patterns from a blurry online photo. Get the factory documentation that every serious shop relies on. Access the Factory Manual now.