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Schäffer 470T, 670T Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts List

If you’re working on a Schäffer 470T or 670T loader, you need the correct part numbers. Aftermarket parts lists are a gamble. This is the original factory parts catalog – 54 pages of exploded diagrams and OEM numbers. I’ve seen guys order the wrong seal because they trusted a third-party website. Don’t be that guy.

It covers both the Schäffer 470T, 670T Parts Catalog with the Kubota V3600-E3B diesel engine and pressure fan (Drucklüfter) assembly. Page 1 gives you the engine identification and model specifics. Page 5 starts the illustrated parts list for the Kubota engine. Each part has an item number and the OEM part number you need to order from Schäffer.

Engine Identification: Kubota V3600-E3B

Look at page 1 of the catalog. You’ll see the exact engine model – Kubota V3600-E3B-EU-Z4, with the pressure fan configuration. This is critical because Schäffer used different engine variants depending on the production date. The catalog explicitly shows the engine serial number range (01.10.2008 –>) and the part number 97898-73300. If your loader has a different engine, this catalog won’t help you for those parts. Don’t force it.

Page 5 shows the full illustrated parts list for that engine. Every bolt, gasket, injector line, and filter is drawn and numbered. You can match your existing component to the image and pull the OEM number straight from the list. No guesswork – just a direct cross-reference.

What’s Inside the 54 Pages?

This is a Parts Catalog, not a repair manual. It does not include torque specs, service intervals, or step-by-step overhaul procedures. What it does give you is a complete visual breakdown of every assembly on the 470T and 670T loaders. Sections include:

• Engine group (Kubota V3600-E3B) – full exploded view
• Pressure fan (Drucklüfter) assembly
• Hydraulic pump and drive components
• Steering, axle, and brake parts
• Electrical system – alternator, starter, wiring harness
• Body panels, frame, and operator station

Each section has a clear illustration with numbered callouts and a corresponding parts table. You get the OEM part number, quantity per assembly, and sometimes a note about superseded parts. That’s the kind of detail aftermarket PDFs skip.

3 Systems Covered That Mechanics Miss

First, the pressure fan system. Many loaders have a standard engine fan, but the 470T and 670T use a pressure fan (Drucklüfter) driven off the hydraulic system. The catalog shows the fan motor, mounting bracket, and hydraulic lines with correct part numbers. Second, the engine-mounted PTO pump adapter – often a mix of Schäffer and Kubota parts. Third, the hydraulic control valve stack – each spool section has its own seal kit number. If you’re rebuilding a valve, you need that number from page [DATA NEEDED].

You can cross-reference these parts against your machine’s serial number. If the part has been superseded, the catalog notes it. I’ve used catalogs like this to order a complete engine gasket set for a V3600 – got every single seal, no returns.

Parts Catalog vs. Repair Manual: Know the Difference

Don’t buy this catalog expecting torque specs or removal sequences. That’s the service manual’s job. This catalog is the companion – you use it hand-in-hand with the service manual when you’re ordering parts. For example, if the service manual says “remove the injection pump,” you look up the pump in this catalog to get the correct gasket and seal ring part numbers. Then you order them before you start the job. That’s how pro mechanics avoid downtime.

If you need the actual service manual, check out our Schäffer 470T 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts List”>Schäffer 470T 2008 Parts Catalog or the Schäffer 670T 690T 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts”>Schäffer 670T 690T 2007 Parts Catalog. Also see the Schäffer D905-E2B-EU-XL1 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts List”>Schäffer D905-E2B-EU-XL1 Parts Catalog for smaller loaders.

Order the Right Seal the First Time

Page 5 shows a seal kit for the Kubota engine. If you try to match seals by measuring the old one, you’ll get it wrong about a third of the time. The OEM part number eliminates that risk. This catalog is the same one used by Schäffer dealers. It’s not a reprint or a scan of a scan – it’s a direct digital copy of the original factory document.

For reference, the automotive industry has strict standards for parts identification – read the Automotive Industry Overview to understand why OEM documentation matters. Also check the Automotive Industry Overview for more on supply chain traceability.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service or repair manual. Torque values and procedures are in the factory service manual for the Schäffer 470T/670T.

Can I use this to identify parts on my 670T loader?

Yes. The catalog covers both the 470T and 670T models with the Kubota V3600-E3B engine and pressure fan assembly. Each part is illustrated with an item number and OEM part number. Page 5 shows the full engine illustrated list. Cross-reference your loader’s serial number – the catalog includes the production date range (01.10.2008 –>). If your loader is older or has a different engine, this catalog will not cover those components. Order the correct catalog for your specific model series to avoid mismatches.

Don’t waste time chasing incorrect part numbers from aftermarket sources. The factory Schäffer catalog is the only source you can trust for the 470T and 670T. Access the Factory Manual and get the right parts the first time.