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Schäffer 570T 2003 Parts Catalog

You’re knee-deep in a hydraulic rebuild on a Schäffer 570T and the aftermarket parts list has the wrong seal kit number. Again. I’ve been there – wasted an afternoon chasing supersessions that don’t exist. The Schäffer 570T 2003 Parts Catalog is the factory-issued spare parts list, 77 pages, published August 2003. No guesswork. Every part number comes from Schäffer’s own engineering drawings. If you’re swapping a steering cylinder or ordering a new teleboom seal, this is the only document that gives you the correct OEM reference.

Hydraulic Cylinder Coverage – Lenkzylinder to Teleskopzylinder

Chapters E1 through E5 break down every hydraulic cylinder on the machine: steering cylinder (Lenkzylinder), lift cylinder (Hubzylinder), compensation cylinder, tool cylinder, and the telescope cylinder. For each one you get the exploded view with callouts and the exact OEM part number for seals, rods, and pistons. The steering cylinder chapter alone covers two design variations – Lenkhydraulik up to February 28, 2002 and from March 1, 2002 (chapters E7-1 and E7-3). You need to know which one you’ve got or you’ll order the wrong gland nut.

Steuergerät und Bedienungshebel: Why the Control Valve Section Matters

Chapter E9 covers the control unit and operating levers. If you’ve got a sticky spool or a broken lever return spring, this section gives the part numbers for individual valve sections and the complete assembly. Aftermarket catalogs often list one valve kit for all models – that’s how you end up with a relief pressure mismatch. This factory list distinguishes between the 570T’s specific valve configuration.

Does the Manual Cover the V3300 Engine Components?

Yes – but only the parts that bolt to the engine. Chapters E22 through E25 detail the engine mounts (Motorlager bei V3300), fuel system (Kraftstoffanlage bei V3300), exhaust (Schalldämpferanlage), and air filter system (Luftfilteranlage). These sections list brackets, hoses, clamps, and filters with Schäffer’s own part numbers. For internal engine parts you need the V3300 service manual – this catalog is strictly for the chassis-side components.

3 Major Axle Sections – Differential, Vorgelege, Seitenteile

Chapter E27 splits the drivetrain into three subchapters: differential (E27-1), rear axle reduction gears (E27-2), and side housings (E27-3). The parking brake assembly for the front axle is covered separately in E27-4. I’ve seen techs order a complete axle housing when they only needed a seal – the factory diagram shows you exactly which seal number goes where. The tire and rim section (E29-1) also cross-references to the axle configuration.

Schäffer 570T 2003 Parts Catalog – Cab and Soft Top Fittings

Two cab options are documented: the Dieteg Type 5058 cab (chapters K1.1 through K1.8) and the Dieteg soft top (Verdeck chapters V1.1, V1.4). The cab section includes door hinges, latch parts, heater box components, and wiring covers. Soft top owners need the Verdeck V1.1 chapter for frame and canvas part numbers. If your machine has a later cab with the switch panel cover from September 2001 onward, check chapter K1.7.

Source Validity – Why Factory OEM Beats Aftermarket Reprints

This is an original Schäffer spare parts list, not a scanned copy of a copy. The 77 pages are from the 2003 production release, printed in both German and English. Aftermarket parts catalogs often combine multiple model years into one PDF and leave out the revision dates. Here, every chapter header includes a date code or serial number break (e.g., Lenkhydraulik bis 28.02.2002 vs. ab 01.03.2002). If you’ve been burned by generic parts listings before, this is the antidote. Related manuals for other Schäffer loaders: Schäffer D905-E2B-EU-XL1 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts List, Schäffer 3026 3033(S) Parts Catalog 2005 – AutoRepairManuals, and Schäffer 4042, 4048 2006 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts List. For background on why factory specs matter in the Automotive Industry Overview you can read up on standardized parts numbering. Automotive Industry Overview practices have long favored direct OEM sourcing over third-party listings.

FAQ

Can I use this parts catalog for earlier model years?

No. It’s specific to the 570T from 2003.

Does this include part numbers for the V3300 engine?

It covers chassis-mounted engine components like mounts, fuel system, exhaust, and air filter – all with OEM Schäffer part numbers from chapters E22 to E25. Internal engine parts (pistons, rings, bearings) are not listed; for those you need a V3300 engine service manual. The catalog does include the correct part numbers for the coolant pipes, thermostat housing gaskets, and the air cleaner assembly that bolts directly to the V3300 intake.

Your loader deserves parts that fit. Don’t waste time cross-referencing aftermarket catalogs that skip half the revisions. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your tablet in the shop – next time you order a seal or a lever, you’ll have the right number the first time.