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Zetor 6911, 6945 1995 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Spare Parts Breakdown

If you’ve ever ordered a replacement water pump for a Zetor 6911, 6945 1995 Parts Catalog and ended up with the wrong flange bolt pattern, you know exactly how much time that wastes. Aftermarket catalogs often swap part numbers across model years. This is the original factory print from Zetor, dated 2/95, covering both the 6911 and 6945 tractors. 289 pages, four languages (Czech, German, English, French), and every group is exploded so you see exactly how the parts fit before you order.

The table of contents lists over 80 groups – from the crankcase (group 01, page 9) to the hydraulic jack (group 80, page 241). You get the actual OEM part numbers, not a translation from a third-party reseller. Page 71 dives into the cooling system – CHLADICÍ SYSTÉM – with full diagrams for the radiator, fan, and pump. Page 25 covers the cylinder head assembly (group 04) with every valve, spring, and gasket called out.

Each chapter follows the same pattern: a large exploded view, a numbered parts table, and the OEM part number in bold. Dimensions are metric, but you can convert thread sizes and lengths with a standard chart. I’ve spent too many hours on the phone arguing with parts suppliers who use the wrong supersession – this catalog ends all that.

Cooling System Parts and Diagrams (Page 71)

Group 13 is the cooling system – KÜHLSYSTEM in the German header, Système de refroidissement in French. The exploded view shows the water pump pulley, fan hub, radiator core, and hoses. Each part has a reference number that ties directly to the table on the facing page. If you need the part number for the thermostat housing gasket, it’s there. No guesswork. No cross-referencing with a third-party site. The Zetor engineers designed this diagram to eliminate mismatched orders.

What Does This Parts Catalog Cover?

It covers every replaceable part on the Zetor 6911 and 6945 tractors from the 1995 model year. That includes: engine (crankcase, cylinder head, pistons, valves), fuel system (injection pump, lines, nozzles), dual clutch (group 08), front axle (groups 31–34), steering and throttle control (group 35), hydraulics (group 39), electrical installation (group 55), and the safety cab (groups 78–79). You also get sections for the compressor, exhaust, and even the seat. It doesn’t include service procedures – this is strictly a parts identification catalog – but every fastener, seal, and casting is listed.

289 Pages of Factory-Grouped Part Numbers

289 pages covers a lot of iron. Each group is numbered and titled in four languages. For example, group 06 is “MAZACÍ SYSTÉMY – Schmiersystem – Lubricating system – Système de graissage” starting on page 32. Group 08 is the dual clutch – “SPOJKY DVOJITA – Doppelkupplung – Dual clutch – Embrayage à double effet” on page 62. The grouping follows the mechanical layout of the tractor, so you can trace from the engine block outward to the hydraulics. Need a part from the power-steering section? Group 37, page 153. Everything is keyed to the same part numbering system Zetor used in their factory assembly line.

Verify Part Numbers Before Ordering

Don’t trust a parts counter clerk who reads from a screen. Pull this catalog, find your group, and give them the exact OEM number. I’ve had too many jobs held up because someone ordered a “compatible” bearing that had a different inner diameter. The catalog’s original 1995 data means you’re working with the same numbers Zetor stamped into the parts when they built these tractors. No aftermarket reprints, no photocopied tables with blurred digits. The scan quality from AutoRepairManuals is clean – every digit legible.

Cylinder Head Section: Visual Breakdown (Page 25)

Group 04 – “HLAVA VÁLCE – Zylinderkopf – Cylinder head – Culasse” – page 25 shows the head casting, valve guides, seats, springs, retainers, and the head gasket. The exploded view is arranged so you can see the valve train order: retainer, spring, seal, guide, and valve. Each part line has a dash number that matches the factory spare parts microfiche. If you’re rebuilding the top end, this is the only reference you need to order the correct set of stem seals. I’ve seen aftermarket kits ship with the wrong valve length – this catalog lets you verify before you buy.

Related catalogs you might need: Zetor 4911 5911 5945 6911 6945 Parts Catalog for earlier model cross-reference, Zetor 4911 5911 5945 6911 6945 1977 User Manual – Factory Operator Guide for daily operation specs, and Zetor Super Parts Catalog – OEM 102-Page Tractor Parts Breakdown for a condensed alternative.

For background on the broader tractor parts industry, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

FAQ

Does this catalog include part numbers for the engine internal components?

Yes. Engine groups include crankcase (group 01, 02), crankshaft mechanism (group 03), cylinder head (group 04), and pistons/rods within group 03 and 04. Every part number is listed.

How do I find the correct part number for the cooling system on my Zetor 6911?

Open the catalog to page 71 – group 13 (CHLADICÍ SYSTÉM). The exploded view shows the entire cooling circuit: water pump, fan, radiator, thermostat housing, and all connecting hoses. Each numbered callout corresponds to the parts table on the same page or the facing page. For example, the water pump assembly is shown with its bolt pattern and gasket part number. If the tractor has the optional air-conditioning condenser, check group 56 on page 218 for additional cooling components. The catalog uses OEM Zetor numbering, so you can verify the supersession chain. If your engine serial number is within the range listed in the introductory notes (page 5), the part numbers apply without modification. For tractors built after mid-1995, you may need to check the supplementary parts bulletin, but the majority of 1995 production is covered here.

If you are working on a Zetor 6911 or 6945 and need to source genuine parts, this is the document that eliminates the back-and-forth with dealers. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep it on your tablet or print the group you need. Your parts orders will arrive right the first time.