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Schaeff HR11 2007 Parts Catalog

If you are wrenching on an HR11 and you don’t have the factory parts catalog in your hand, you are wasting time. I see guys order a “washer 10.5” from the local supplier and get the wrong thickness, then the bolt backs out on a dozer blade mount. That is downtime you don’t get back. This Schaeff HR11 2007 Parts Catalog is 199 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded views, and assembly groups printed directly from Schaeff’s engineering database. No aftermarket re-interpretation – just the original German/English parts list from 22 January 2007.

Undercarriage and Dozer Blade Assembly (Group 1.001)

Page 2 lists the first group – Unterwagen, Fronträumschild. You get every part number for the undercarriage, blade mounting hardware, and washers. Need the washer for the bolt that holds the blade shoe? It’s item 9, Ident Nr. 1290707020 – a 10.5 mm washer, plain, factory spec. The diagram on page 3 shows exactly where it sits. If you try to match that from a generic hardware bin, you risk the blade shifting under load. That is not a risk I take on a job site.

Swing Drive and Turntable: What the Manual Shows

Group 1.002 covers the Schwenkeinrichtung – the swing drive and turntable assembly. The catalog lists the swing drive part (5163627125), the turnable assembly (5609661430), and all the bolts, washers, and grease nipples. Page 4 shows the M8x35 bolts (item 15) and the M10x55 bolts (item 3) that hold the swing motor. Getting the wrong bolt length means either the housing cracks or the drive slips. That is a thousand-dollar mistake. The factory drawing tells you the exact bolt grade and length. I have seen aftermarket catalogs omit the washer thickness – this one prints the internal number for cross-referencing.

Parts Identification: Exploded Diagrams with Item Numbers

Each group comes with a full-page diagram (Bildtafel). The diagram for group 1.001 labels every washer, seal, and bracket by position. The parts list below the diagram gives you the Ident number, description in German and English, and the quantity per assembly. If you need a grease pipe for the swing drive, you look at item 6 (0187505535) – lower grease pipe. That is the exact line you order, not a “universal” hose that kinks. The catalog also includes the page number for each group, so you flip directly to the right assembly without thumbing through 199 pages.

3 Reasons to Use OEM Factory Parts Documentation

1. Part numbers are verified against Schaeff’s production line – aftermarket cross-references often use superseded or alternative parts that don’t fit the HR11’s specific casting.
2. The diagrams show the correct assembly sequence and orientation – e.g., the grease nipples on the turntable must be installed at a specific angle (visible on the diagram) to avoid crushing the grease hose.
3. Factory internal numbers let you track engineering changes. The catalog print date is 22.01.2007 – you know exactly which revision level you have. If Schaeff issued a later bulletin, you can check the internal number against your machine’s serial number.

Audience Fit: Who Needs This Parts Catalog

If you own an HR11 mini excavator and you do your own repairs, this catalog saves you the runaround of calling a dealer every time you break a bolt. Home garage enthusiasts who maintain their equipment benefit from the exact part numbers – you can order from any supplier that carries Schaeff parts without guessing. Even professional mechanics who work on compact excavators will use this to verify fasteners and seals before reassembly. The catalog is in German and English, so if you can read a dimension and a part number, you are covered. Beginners: do not skip the diagram. Match the item number to the parts list. That is the only safe way to order parts.

Source Validity: OEM Print, Not a Third-Party Scan

This is a direct scan of the factory-issued parts catalog from Schaeff. The watermark on each page shows “Ausdruck Datum: 22.01.2007”. That is the printout date from Schaeff’s internal system. AutoRepairManuals is the largest collection of OEM shop manuals in North America with verified factory specifications. You are getting the same document that a Schaeff dealer uses to order components. No aftermarket reinterpretation, no missing pages, no blurry diagrams. The PDF is searchable, so you can type “1290707020” and find every occurrence across all groups.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specifications for the HR11?

No. This is a parts catalog – it lists part numbers, quantities, and assembly drawings. For torque specs, you need the service manual. The parts catalog is meant to identify the correct bolt, washer, and seal for each location.

Can I use this to find the part number for the swing drive motor seal?

Yes – the swing drive assembly on page 4 shows the swing drive (item 4) and its mounting bolts. However, internal seals inside the drive unit are usually listed in a separate sub-group (group 1.002 A). Check the diagram for any callouts referencing seals – if not listed, the swing drive is typically a sealed unit and you order the complete drive. The catalog gives you the factory part number for the entire swing drive (5163627125), which includes all internal seals.

Every shop that works on Schaeff equipment should have this catalog within arm’s reach of the workbench. You will stop guessing part numbers and start ordering the exact factory component. Access the Factory Manual now – get the 199-page PDF with full diagrams and OEM part data.

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