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Scheid 175 A Parts Catalog – Factory Spare Parts List

I’ve been wrenching on heavy equipment for 28 years. Nothing burns my ass faster than ordering a part that doesn’t fit because someone used a third-party parts catalog that stuffed the wrong numbers in. If you’re working on a Scheid 175 A Michigan tractor shovel, you need the real OEM document. This is it. The Parts Catalog for the 175 A, direct from Scheid Maschinenfabrik GmbH. 481 pages of factory drawings, part numbers, and ordering codes. No translation errors. No “supersedes” guesses. Just the raw data your parts guy needs.

What the Scheid 175 A Parts Catalog Covers

This isn’t a repair manual — it’s a parts identification tool. Every single piece on the 175 A is numbered and shown on picture plates. The catalog includes instruction plates for ordering: you must specify catalog designation (“Modell 175 A, Ersatzteilliste 2”), chassis number, quantity, part number and description, plate number, and shipping method. The example on page 3 shows an order for shaft part number 106 355. That level of detail is what keeps your machine from sitting dead in the yard waiting for the wrong bearing.

Parts Ordering: The Factory Procedure

Flip to the beginning of the catalog and you’ll see the exact steps Scheid demands when you order. Page 4 lays it out in English, German, and French. You need:

• Catalog designation: “Modell 175 A, spare parts list 2”
• Chassis number from the serial plate
• Quantity, part number, description
• Plate number where the part is illustrated
• Shipping method

Miss any of that, and you’ll wait. I’ve seen shops waste a week on a gasket because they didn’t include the plate number. Don’t be that guy.

Does This Catalog Include Torque Specs?

Let me save you the search: this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You won’t find torque values here. If you need assembly specs, you’ll want the factory service manual. But if you need to identify which bolt goes where and get the correct OEM number to order, this is your bible. The exploded views are detailed enough that you can see the orientation of shims and spacers. Page 7 shows the transmission mounting plate with all hardware called out. That alone saves you a headache.

Why OEM Documentation Beats Aftermarket Copies

I’ve seen aftermarket parts catalogs that list a “universal” seal that fits three different machines. That seal never fits right. This catalog comes from Scheid directly — it’s the same PDF the dealer uses. The part numbers are original, the drawings are original, and the ordering instructions are the ones that keep your part from being shipped to the wrong address. If you want to keep your 175 A running without inventing workarounds, you start here.

3 Reasons to Use This Factory Parts List

1. Accurate part numbers. Example on page 1: shaft 106 355, plate 2C. You can cross-check with the drawing before you order.
2. Multilingual ordering guide. German, English, French — helps if your local dealer speaks a different language when reading the telex.
3. Complete machine coverage. 481 pages cover every bolt, seal, hose, and hydraulic component for the 175 A. No missing sections.

Audience Fit: Who Needs This Catalog

You own or maintain a Scheid Michigan 175 A tractor shovel. Maybe you’re a shop owner who sees one every few months. Maybe you picked up an old 175 A at auction and want to rebuild it. The catalog assumes you can read a parts diagram and know your chassis number. If you’ve never ordered a part by plate number before, the instructions will walk you through it. This isn’t for a guy who wants to “guess the part” — it’s for anyone serious about getting the right piece the first time.
Related manual worth looking at: Scheid 55A Serie II Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts List”>Scheid 55A Serie II if you think the 175A parts might cross over — they don’t, but the ordering method is the same.

Source Validity: Direct Factory PDF

This isn’t a scan of a scan. It’s the original production PDF from Scheid, file name Scheid_175_A_Parts_Catalog_de-en-fr-83114015532.pdf. The pages are clean, the text is searchable, and the bookmarks match the pagination exactly. No reprint, no third-party compilation. For context on why OEM data matters in heavy equipment, read the Automotive Industry Overview”>Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia — same principle applies to construction machinery.

FAQ

Can I use this catalog to find repair procedures for the 175 A?

No. This is a parts catalog. It tells you what part to order, not how to install it. You need the factory service manual for assembly steps.

I see the catalog has 481 pages — does it cover the entire machine including the engine and hydraulics?

Yes. The 175 A parts catalog covers the complete tractor shovel: engine components, transmission, final drives, hydraulics, steering, bucket linkage, cab parts, and electrical. Every drawing is keyed to a plate number. For example, the shaft on plate 2C referenced in the ordering instructions is part of the driveline. If you need a specific section, use the page bookmarks — they’re labeled by page number, not by topic, so you’ll have to scan visually for the plate that matches your machine’s layout. The factory intended you to find the part by looking at the exploded view and then cross-referencing the part number. That’s how every good parts catalog works. It’s not a search engine, but it’s faster than calling the dealer and waiting for a fax.

If you’re tired of chasing wrong part numbers and want to get your 175 A back to work, Access the Factory Manual now. It’s the same file the Scheid dealer pulls up — no fluff, no filler.