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Schäffer Lader Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Schäffer Lader and wound up with the wrong piece because you punched in a guess, you know the sting. Machine down, cash wasted. That stops here. This Schäffer Lader Parts Catalog is the OEM listing for the Kubota V2003-T-E2B diesel engine that powers these loaders. Sixty pages of exploded diagrams, factory part numbers, and no aftermarket fog. You get the exact numbers the dealership uses.

Let’s be clear – this is a Schäffer Lader Parts Catalog, not a repair manual. It won’t tell you how to rebuild the injection pump or what torque to hit on the main bearing caps. What it does is hand you the correct part number for every seal, gasket, piston, ring, bearing, and bolt. In a shop, that cuts hours of cross-referencing and phone calls. On a home garage floor, it means you don’t order a water pump for the wrong engine variant.

Engine Parts Breakdown for the V2003-T-E2B

This catalog covers the Kubota V2003-T-E2B-EU-X3-Schäffer variant, built between April 2004 and June 2006. Every system is broken into illustrated parts lists starting on page 5. You get the cylinder head group, fuel injection system, lubrication circuit, cooling system, and the complete rotating assembly. Each exploded view carries labeled item numbers; the facing page lists the OEM part code, description, and quantity. No guesswork.

Why Use OEM Parts Instead of Aftermarket?

Aftermarket parts catalogs often lump dozens of engine serial numbers into one generic line. That’s how you end up with a head gasket that’s 0.2 mm too thick and a compression loss. This catalog uses the exact Kubota model code and date stamp. The part numbers here match what Kubota stamped on the crate. In the automotive industry [LINK_ID_EXT_0], factory documentation drives reliability. You don’t guess a piston ring gap – you order the ring set that matches your engine’s bore.

I’ve watched guys waste a full day chasing a wrong oil pan gasket because they used a third-party spreadsheet. That doesn’t happen when you open this 60-page OEM book. Every component is tied to a specific production window. Stick with the factory numbers.

Match the Part Number Before You Order

Don’t call the dealer and read them your engine serial number hoping they’ll cross it. Pull the catalog, find the illustration for the cylinder head assembly, note item 12 (the valve stem seal), and read the part number. They’ll have it in stock or at least know what you’re talking about. This catalog saves you the “is that the right one?” conversation.

60 Pages: What You Get

Sixty pages of straight OEM data. Exploded line drawings for each engine subsystem. Part numbers formatted exactly as Kubota and Schäffer use them. A clear date range (30.04.2004 – 25.06.2006) so you know it applies to your machine. The first page lists the engine model – V2003-T-E2B-EU-X3-Schäffer – and the document date stamp of August 2007. This is the same print that went to Schäffer dealers across Europe. No reprints, no generic copy.

Cylinder Head Gasket Kits and Torque Specs

This parts catalog won’t give you the head bolt torque sequence – that’s in the service manual. What it does give you is the exact gasket kit part number for your V2003-T-E2B engine. You order the kit, and then you pull the shop manual for torque values on page 26 (if you’ve got the repair manual). Combining the two documents is how you keep head gasket failures from happening twice. The parts catalog also lists the cylinder head bolts individually, so you don’t reuse stretch bolts. Check the parts list under “Cylinder Head – Screws and Washers” – it’ll have the OEM fastener part number.

Remember: a misidentified bolt can snap in the block. Use the factory part numbers from this catalog and then verify the tightening spec from the service documentation. That two-step process keeps the job right the first time.

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog only. Torque specs are in the service manual.

How do I find the part number for my specific engine serial number?

The catalog covers the Kubota V2003-T-E2B-EU-X3-Schäffer variant produced between April 2004 and June 2006. Within the catalog, engine parts are grouped by system. You locate the exploded diagram for your system, cross-reference the item number to the parts list on the facing page, and get the OEM part number. If your engine serial falls outside that date range, cross-check the engine model plate. The catalog also includes an index. For older variants, you may need the Schäffer Lader Spare Parts List [LINK_ID_REL_2] for your specific model.

Other Schäffer Lader parts catalogs you might need: Schäffer Lader Z600-BBS-EC-1 Spare Parts List for the Z600 chassis, or Schäffer Lader D1503-M-E3B Spare Parts List for the D1503 engine variant. Each is an OEM document with the same factory rigor. As the automotive industry overview [LINK_ID_EXT_1] makes clear, using factory data eliminates the margin for error.

Don’t waste another afternoon waiting on a wrong part from a parts store that looked up the wrong engine family. Get the factory part number from the source. Access the Factory Manual and keep it next to the service manual. You’ll order the right part every time.