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Schäffer 5058ZS 2005 Parts Catalog

If you are wrenching on a Schäffer 5058ZS loader and need to order replacement parts, stop guessing. I have rebuilt enough of these loaders to know that aftermarket parts lists skip critical revisions. The Schäffer 5058ZS 2005 Parts Catalog is the factory-issued spare parts list – 72 pages, German and English, dated June 2005. This is the same document the dealer pulls up when you call in a VIN. It splits the machine into 31 numbered chapters plus cab and roof supplements, each covering a specific subsystem. You get exploded diagrams, OEM part numbers, and revision dates that tell you exactly which version of the steering or hydraulic circuit your loader uses. That matters because Schäffer updated the steering system twice and the work hydraulics twice within the first year of production.

Schäffer 5058ZS 2005 Parts Catalog: What the 72 Pages Include

Flip to the table of contents on page 5 and you will see chapters for every major assembly. Steering cylinder (Chapter 1), lift cylinder (2), tool cylinder (4), hydraulic filter (6), steering columns (21-1 and 21-3), engine mounts (22), fuel system (23), exhaust (24), air filter (25), water/oil cooler (26), front and rear axles from July 2001 (27), tires and rims from July 2001 (29), parking brake and driveshaft (30), decals (31), and then the Dieteg cabin (K sections) and soft top (V sections). Each chapter shows the exploded view with callouts that tie directly to the parts list. If you need to order a tie rod end for the steering cylinder you look up chapter 1, find the diagram, and read the part number next to the callout. No guesswork.

Hydraulic Cylinders: Steering, Lift, and Tool

Chapters 1, 2, and 4 cover the three main cylinders on the Z-kinematics linkage. The diagrams include seal kits, piston rods, and mounting pins. If you are rebuilding a cylinder, you can match the part number from the exploded view to the list. Pay attention to the revision dates: some older cylinders used different seal profiles. The catalog does not list torque specs – that is a service manual job – but it does give you the exact hardware part numbers so you can order OEM bolts and washers instead of grabbing something off the shelf that might shear under load. Hydraulic safety is about using the right components, and this catalog gives you that.

Steering System Before and After February 2002

Chapters 7-1 and 7-3 split the steering system by build date. Section 7-1 applies to machines built up to February 28, 2002. Section 7-3 applies from March 1, 2002 onward. The difference is in the hydraulic routing and the steering cylinder bracket. If you order parts from the wrong section you will get a bracket that does not fit or hoses that are the wrong length. Check the serial number plate on your loader frame before you open the catalog. I have seen guys waste an afternoon because they assumed all 5058ZS loaders used the same steering linkage. They do not.

Work Hydraulics: The Two 2001 Circuit Revisions

Chapters 8-1 and 8-3 cover the work hydraulics – the circuit that powers the bucket and attachment cylinders. Again, two versions: up to December 2001 (8-1) and from December 2001 onward (8-3). The later revision added a flow divider and changed some hose routing. If you are replacing the main control valve or the quick-coupler block, you need the correct section. The diagrams show the port locations and the exact part numbers for the valve spools and seals. Using the wrong valve could cause pressure drops or erratic cylinder movement. Stick with the factory revision that matches your machine.

Axle and Tire Specs After July 2001

Chapters 27 and 29 cover the front and rear axles and the tires from July 2001 production. Axle assemblies, differentials, kingpins, bearings, and seals are all listed with OEM numbers. Tire sizes and rim offsets are given – again, check your build date. Loaders built before July 2001 used a different axle casing and different wheel bolt patterns. Tires for the earlier machines will not fit later hubs. This catalog keeps you from ordering the wrong set. It also includes the parking brake assembly in Chapter 30 and the driveshaft with universal joint part numbers.

Cab and Soft Top Sections: Dieteg Parts Breakdown

The final pages cover the Dieteg cabin (Type 5058 from September 2001) and the soft top (Verdeck). Sections K 1.1 through K 1.8 break down the cabin frame, doors, seat cover, heater, switch panel, and sound insulation. If a window regulator or door latch breaks, the part number is in K 1.5. The soft top sections V 1.1 and V 1.4 cover the roof frame and retrofit kits. These are often the hardest parts to source because aftermarket catalogs ignore cab trim. The factory list gives you the exact clips, seals, and hinges.

Does this catalog include service procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual.

What is the difference between sections 7-1 and 7-3?

Section 7-1 covers the steering system for machines built up to February 28, 2002. Section 7-3 covers the steering system for machines built from March 1, 2002. The hydraulic hose routing and cylinder attachment brackets changed at that date. Using the wrong section could result in ordering incompatible parts. You must check your loader serial number or build date to pick the correct diagram.

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When you need the right part numbers for your Schäffer 5058ZS, skip the aftermarket cross-reference lists. Access the Factory Manual and you will have the exact OEM data from 2005, complete with revision dates and exploded diagrams. That is the only way to be sure you are ordering the correct steering cylinder or cab trim piece.