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Walter Mauser CM 224, CM 274, CM 304, CM 354 2003 Parts Catalog

You’ve got a Shibaura CM 224, 274, 304, or 354 tractor with a Mauser cab, and the glass is cracked or the seal is leaking. You look for a part number online and find three different numbers that all claim to fit. That’s because aftermarket lists mix up cab variants. I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years, and I’ve seen guys order the wrong rear window three times because they didn’t have the factory parts catalog in their hand. This Walter Mauser CM 224, CM 274, CM 304, CM 354 2003 Parts Catalog is a 16-page document straight from the Austrian factory – not some photocopy from a third party. Page 2 lists every cab configuration down to the windshield glass thickness (6 mm blank tempered), wiper motor specs (12 V, 90°, max 10 N·m), and even the art number for the floor mat.

Cab Variants Z1 and Z2 – Specs That Matter

The catalog breaks the K-224 cab into two base builds. The Z1 (article Z-915.22.101) comes with noise insulation, a steel roof with sound-absorbing headliner, two full-glass doors with Mauser rotary safety locks and gas struts, a rear window that tilts open with gas struts, and a wiper system. The Z2 (article Z-915.22.100) adds full vehicle lighting: two H4 headlights, turn signals front, rear combination lights with brake and turn, license plate bracket with two lights, horn, and a switch console. Both variants are shown on page 2 and page 3 of the catalog. If your tractor has lights mounted on the cab, you need the Z2 parts.

Optional Equipment – What Else Fits

Page 3 lists optional add-ons: a yellow rotating beacon (W-000.00.300) with a tilting bracket and 12 V switch with indicator light, a windshield washer system (W-915.22.260) that uses a 12 V electric pump and a 1.25-liter tank, and a roof-mounted heater (no part number given) that pushes 750 m³/h airflow and 5,000 kcal/h. That heater runs on a two-stage blower. If you’re restoring a cab or replacing missing components, this catalog tells you the exact Art. Nr. to order.

7 Sections – But It’s a Parts List, Not a Repair Manual

Don’t expect torque specs for head bolts here. This is a parts catalog: it identifies every piece of the Walter Mauser K-224 cab by number and description. The specification list (Kapitel 1, pages 2 through 3) covers the base cab designs and optional equipment. The rest of the 16 pages (chapter pages not fully listed in the OCR) contain the actual exploded views and part number tables for each component group. If you need a new door seal, wiper blade (530 mm), or exterior mirror arm (160 mm long, swiveling), you’ll find the factory part numbers here.

Who Needs This Catalog?

Farm shop owners and DIY tractor guys running a CM 224, CM 274, CM 304, or CM 354. If you’re repairing a cab after a rollover or just replacing weather-stripping, you can’t trust aftermarket cross-references. The Mauser cab uses specialized seals and safety glass with a specific edge finish – “Spezialdichteinfassung am Rahmen.” This catalog gives you the original reference so you can order from Walter Mauser or a dealer who understands the part numbers. I’ve had customers waste a week waiting for the wrong side window because they ordered from a generic parts site. This document stops that.

Source Authenticity – OEM 2003 Edition

This is the genuine 2003 factory edition from Walter Mauser GmbH (Austria), signed off by Ing. Konrad Egerer. It’s not a reprint or a scan of a photocopy. The file name includes the manual number 93514016743 and the languages – German, English, French, Italian. Every page has the Mauser logo and the October 2003 publication date. If you’ve ever compared a Chilton wiring diagram to a factory drawing, you know why OEM matters. For tractor cab parts, this is the only source you should touch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include repair procedures for the cab?

No. It’s a parts catalog – exploded diagrams and part numbers for ordering. For removal or installation steps, you’d need a separate service manual.

Will the part numbers fit all four Shibaura models (CM 224, 274, 304, 354)?

Yes. The catalog covers all four models with the same K-224 cab. The specification list on page 2 explicitly lists CM 224, 274, 304, and 354. Differences like lighting are handled by the Z1 vs Z2 variant codes, not by tractor model.

What languages are in the PDF?

German, English, French, and Italian. The title page says “Ersatzteileliste / Spare parts list / Liste des pièces détachées / Catalogo ricambi.” The item descriptions appear mainly in German, but the part numbers are universal. If you need English-only, you’ll have to navigate the German headings.

Are these 16 pages complete for the entire cab?

Yes. The catalog covers the cab structure, glass, doors, seals, wiper system, mirrors, lighting options, optional heater, and washer system. It does not cover the tractor chassis or engine – only the Mauser K-224 cab assembly.

If you’re ordering parts for a Shibaura with a Mauser cab, get the factory list before you buy anything. A mismatched window seal wastes a weekend. This 16-page PDF puts the correct part numbers in front of you. For other OEM parts catalogs, look at the Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide for vintage fastener specs, or the Futura FC200-FC400 Parts Catalog – OEM Wear Parts Specs for wear items on smaller tractors. If you need a different Shibaura-era cab catalog, the Longagribusiness 410 DTC, 450, 450 DTC, 470 DTC, 530 DTC 2002 Parts Catalog covers similar era utility tractors. Outside the tractor world, the Automotive Industry Overview contextualizes how OEM documentation standards evolved. Also see Automotive Industry Overview for broader context. Access the Factory Manual now and fix that cab right the first time.