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Schaeff HR14 2006 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a bolt for an HR14 and ended up with one too short to reach the locknut, you know the waste. The Schaeff HR14 2006 Parts Catalog eliminates that. 251 pages of factory-original exploded views, part numbers, and trim-level breakdowns. I’ve seen too many guys grab a generic parts list and end up with the wrong shim pack. This is the real deal – the same document the Schaeff dealer uses.

Undercarriage and Dozer Blade Parts – Group 1.001

The catalog opens with the undercarriage assembly. Page 1 lists every bolt, nut, washer, and shim for the dozer blade – part numbers like 1212251011 (M8 nut) and 1045707125 (M10x75 bolt). You get the exact Schaeff number, not a cross-reference that might fit. For the blade itself, you have two options: standard (part 0188802030) and long reach (part 6188906000). The diagram sheet 1.001 shows exactly where each piece lands. No wrestling with blurry aftermarket photocopies.

Rotary Connection and Swing Gear: Group 1.002

Group 1.002 covers the slew ring and swing circuit. Part 5609661440 is the rotary connection. The catalog lists the mating hardware: grease nipples, hoses, pipes, and bolts. If you’re rebuilding a stuck swing gear, you need the factory part numbers for the seals and bearings – they’re all here, grouped logically. For a related older machine, check the Terex Schaeff SKL 871 1997 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual or the Terex Schaeff SKL 861 1997 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM. Both follow the same numbering logic.

Numbered Diagrams and Exploded Views

Each group includes a full-page diagram (Bildtafel). For the undercarriage, diagram 1.001 labels every component with its item number. The parts list then maps that number to the Schaeff part ID, a short description, quantity, and unit. This system lets you order exactly what’s broken without pulling the wrong bin. The same approach appears in the Terex Schaeff SKL 861 1994 Parts Catalog – OEM Specs – consistent format across years.

Can This Catalog Help You Identify the Right Bolt?

Yes. Every fastener is listed with thread size and length. Example: M8x16 bolt, part 1008707817. If your HR14 has a missing bolt on the undercarriage cover, you look up the group (1.001), find the item number on the diagram, then match it to the parts list. No need to mic the old bolt – though I still recommend you check. The Automotive Industry Overview article covers why OEM specs reduce rework rates, but this catalog is proof.

Why Factory OEM Documentation Matters for Parts

Aftermarket catalogs often fudge thread pitch or skip trim-level variants. This 2006 Parts Catalog is direct from Schaeff’s print run – date stamped 13.12.2006. The part numbers are the ones stamped on the castings. If you’re maintaining a fleet, having one master parts book saves the back-and-forth with the dealer. The industry Automotive Industry Overview recognizes that OEM data reduces downtime. I’ve torqued enough bolts to know: the right part from the start beats a return trip.

Read the Part Numbers Correctly

Not every part is obvious. The catalog uses a three-column layout: group, item number, part ID, then designation. Don’t skip the “Memo” column – it notes supersessions or special applications. For the HR14, pay attention to the dozer blade variants (standard vs long). Ordering the wrong blade means drilling new holes. Save yourself the trouble.

This catalog isn’t a service manual – it won’t tell you how to rebuild the final drive. But if you need to order parts for an HR14, this is the only document you should trust. 251 pages, factory bound, no cross-reference guesswork. Every part number is validated against the actual production drawings.

Does this Parts Catalog include torque specifications?

No. It is a parts identification catalog, not a repair manual. Torque values are not listed.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a different year HR14?

This 2006 edition covers the HR14 as built in that production year. Schaeff made minor changes across years – hydraulic hose routing, blade mount reinforcements, and undercarriage fastener updates. If you have a 2005 or 2007 machine, you may find parts that match, but the safe bet is to get the catalog that matches your machine’s serial number range. Schaeff parts catalogs are year-specific; cross-referencing without the diagram can lead to ordering the wrong rotary connection or shim set. Always verify the group and item number against your actual machine before placing an order.

Stop wasting labor hours on wrong parts. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact Schaeff part numbers for your HR14. Your repair bay will thank you.