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Schäffer 470T 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts List

If you’re wrenching on a Schäffer 470T and need the exact part number for a hydraulic cylinder, seal kit, or steering component, you need the factory Parts Catalog, not some aftermarket reprint with blurred lines and missing revision numbers. I’ve seen too many guys order the wrong seal because they used a knock-off book. This catalog is the real deal – 135 pages of original OEM data, printed 04/2008, straight from Schäffer.

For the guys who think a parts list is just a few exploded views – you’re wrong. This thing covers every subsystem on the loader. You get steering cylinders (E 1), lift cylinders (E 2), compensation cylinders (E 3), tool cylinders (E 4), telescopic cylinders (E 5) – all with reference numbers that match the actual parts. No guesswork. No calling the dealer and hoping they read the right digit.

Hydraulic Cylinder Diagrams and Part Numbers

Every hydraulic cylinder on the 470T is broken down in its own chapter. The steering cylinder (Lenkzylinder), lift cylinder (Hubzylinder), compensation cylinder (Kompensationszylinder), tool cylinder (Werkzeugzylinder), and telescopic cylinder (Teleskopzylinder) each get their own exploded diagram and parts list. If you’re rebuilding a cylinder, you can cross-reference the piston rod, gland nut, wiper seal, and O-ring right there. Don’t trust third-party part numbers – these are the OEM codes.

What’s Inside the 135-Page Parts Catalog?

Open the table of contents and you’ll see four major groups: standard equipment (E chapters), optional equipment (S chapters), cabin (K chapters), hardtop (V chapters), and axles (A chapters). Page 5 lists the cabin details – doors, seat flap, heating system. Need a counterweight or battery tray? Chapter E 19 covers battery, lighting, and counterweight. Exhaust system? E 24. Brake system? E 30. It’s laid out in German and English side by side – Schäffer didn’t cut corners on the documentation.

A practical tip: when you’re tearing down the front axle to replace a multi-disc brake (A 1.4), you’ll need the exact shim thickness. This catalog lists every part in the brake assembly with its dimension. Don’t reuse old shims without checking the book.

3 Sections You Can’t Afford to Skip

First, the hydraulic filter section (E 6). The filter element part number changed between production runs – this book shows the correct one for your serial number. Second, the telescope arm breakdown (E 18.1 and E 18.2). The inner arm and outer arm use different wear pads and bushings. Third, the optional tool holders (S 18.1 and S 18.2). If your machine has the EU-WS or W3002 holder, you need those pages. Otherwise you’ll order the wrong quick-attach plate.

Use the OEM Parts Catalog – Not Aftermarket Reprints

I’ve been a tech for 28 years. Aftermarket parts catalogs are garbage. They take the original scan, shrink it, lose the fine print, and skip revision updates. This Schäffer 470T document is the original factory PDF – not a reprint. You get every page, every note, every torque spec reference (if applicable). When a line is crossed out in the diagram, it means the part is superseded – aftermarket books often miss those strikethroughs. Don’t waste your time. Automotive Industry Overview documentation standards exist for a reason – and Schäffer followed them.

Chassis and Axle Breakdown: Front Axle to Multi-Disc Brake

Chapter A 1.1 covers front and rear differentials – part numbers for ring and pinion, bearings, seals. A 1.2 gets into the rear axle intermediate gear. If you hear a grinding noise from the rear end, start there. A 1.3 shows the final drive for both axles – wheel hubs, planet gears, sun gears. A 1.4 is the multi-disc brake for the front axle. Each chapter has a diagram with callouts matching the parts table. You can order every nut and bolt without ever calling a dealership. That’s how you keep a loader running on a Saturday.

Need a hardtop upgrade kit? Chapter V 1.4 lists the retrofit sets. Cabin parts? K 1.1 through K 1.10 cover everything from the heater to the sound absorption panels. This catalog is the master key to every replaceable component on the machine.

This catalog is the same one Schäffer dealerships use. If you’re maintaining a 470T loader, you need it on your shop tablet or printed out. Don’t rely on generic parts websites that show a blurry picture and a random number. Access the Factory Manual and get the right part the first time.

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