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Schaeff SKL823 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts List for Radlader

If you’re wrenching on a Schaeff SKL823 2007 Parts Catalog wheel loader and you’re tired of ordering parts that don’t fit because some third-party catalog guessed the number, I get it. I’ve been there. That’s why when I need a part number for a loader this old, I go straight to the factory source. This isn’t a reprint—it’s the original OEM print from 2007, scanned to PDF. No one’s retyped the numbers, no one’s cropped the drawings. What you see is what Schaeff put out.

VORDERWAGEN (Front Chassis) – Group 1.001 Exploded Parts

Page 1 of this catalog starts with the front chassis group – VORDERWAGEN, LADEANLAGE. You get the full exploded drawing with every item numbered. Mud guard left? Part number 0461502032. Bolt M10x60? 1027707824. Nut M10? 1212251013. The table lists the group, item number, part number, drawing number, sheet number, part description in German, English, and French, quantity, and unit. On page 2 you see more items like the spring washer B5 (1321707012) and the lifting frame (6460520001). This level of detail saves you from ordering the wrong bracket or guessing which bolt length goes where.

What This 475-Page Parts Catalog Actually Covers

475 pages is a lot of part numbers. The catalog covers the entire SKL823 wheel loader – front axle, rear axle, engine, hydraulics, electrical, cab, attachments. Each major assembly is broken down into groups. The OCR shows group 1.001 for the front chassis and loading equipment. Other groups cover the power train, steering, and operator station. You won’t find wiring diagrams or torque specs here – this is strictly a parts identification manual. For torque values you need the service manual. But for ordering the correct replacement part, this is the only document you should trust.

Source Authenticity: Factory Print vs Aftermarket Copies

Aftermarket parts catalogs for old loaders are notoriously wrong. I’ve seen a copy that listed a M12 bolt where the factory says M10 – that’s a stripped thread waiting to happen. The Schaeff SKL823 2007 Parts Catalog comes from the original factory print – date stamp 02.02.2007 on every page. The header reads “Ersatzteilliste für: RADLADER Maschine: SKL823” with the Schaeff logo. No re-typeset, no re-numbering. What you see is the exact data Schaeff used for their parts ordering system. If you want to get the right part the first time, use the OEM source.

Audience Fit: Who Needs This Manual on the Bench?

Two groups of people need this catalog: First, the shop owner who’s got an SKL823 in for repairs and needs part numbers fast. Instead of calling the dealer with a vague description, you look up the exploded view, get the part number, and order it. Second, the DIY owner-operator who wants to rebuild the loader themselves. You don’t have a parts department – you have a phone and a credit card. This catalog gives you the exact numbers so you don’t end up with a box of wrong parts. Even if you’re a beginner, the trilingual tables (German/English/French) make it straightforward to match the part you see on the machine with the number in the book.

Torque Specs? Wait – This Is a Parts Catalog, Not a Service Manual

I’ve had guys ask me why the catalog doesn’t include torque values or overhaul procedures. Simple: that’s not what a parts catalog does. This document is for parts identification, not repair guidance. If you need the torque for the M12 bolts on the lifting frame, you need the service manual. But if you need to know which M12 bolt (there are two different lengths on the front chassis), the parts catalog shows you: item 15 is M12x40, item 23 is also M12x40 but different part number because of a different coating or head marking. Don’t mix them up. Use the correct document for the job.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this manual in English?

The catalog is trilingual – German, English, French. You’ll find part descriptions in all three.

Can I use this to find torque specs for the wheel nuts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers, not torque values. You need the separate service manual for torque specs. Do not guess – use the correct document.

How many pages?

475 pages of exploded diagrams and part lists.

What groups are covered?

The front chassis (VORDERWAGEN) group 1.001 is shown in the sample, covering mud guards, brackets, bolts, lifting frame, bucket link, tilt lever, and more. Other groups cover the engine, hydraulics, electrical system, cab, and attachments. The full index is in the PDF so you can jump to any assembly quickly. If you need parts for the entire loader, this catalog has it – every nut, bolt, seal, and component listed by Schaeff’s original numbers.

Related manuals you might need: For a deeper look at the front chassis parts list, see the SCHAEFF SKL823 RADLADER Parts Catalog (VORDERWAGEN). If you work on older Schaeff models, the Terex Schaeff SKL 871 1997 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual and Terex Schaeff SKL 861 1997 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM will cover those machines. For background on loader design, steer over to Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

Stop guessing part numbers. Access the Factory Manual now and get the exact OEM data you need to keep that SKL823 running.