Liebherr LTM 1050/1 Telescopic Boom Mobile Crane Operating Instructions Manual BAL 09708-02-02

Description

The Liebherr LTM 1050/1 Telescopic Boom Mobile Crane Operating Instructions is the full operating manual issued for the LTM 1050/1 as of series 043. Running 611 pages under document number BAL 09708-02-02, it covers the machine end to end in a single volume: the 3-axle carrier, the crane superstructure, the telescopic boom and folding fly jib, the LICCON safe load indicator, rigging and reeving, counterweight handling, service and maintenance intervals, and the recurring inspection procedures the crane is subject to. Every chapter is written for the person who actually operates and maintains the machine, not as a sales brochure — it is the procedure text that tells you what to check, in what order, and what the reading must be.

File Details

• Manual type: Operating Instructions
• Brand: Liebherr
• Model: LTM 1050/1, as of series 043
• Document number: BAL 09708-02-02
• Language: English
• Page count: 611 pages
• File format: PDF

Chapters Covered

• 1.00 Description of the Crane — Terminology, Product Description, Technical Data
• 2.00 Safety — Road Traffic Regulations, Instructions on Running-In, Operational Planning, Safety-Technical Notes, Safety Guidelines for Auxiliary Power Supply (230 V AC), Working Near Transmitters
• 3.00 Operation of the Chassis — Controls and Instruments (Vehicle), Before Vehicle Start Up, Axle Suspension / Locking System, Driving on Public Roads, The Crane at the Jobsite
• 4.00 Operation of the Superstructure — Controls and Instruments, Control and Indicator Unit for LICCON Overload Safety Device, Starting the Crane, Safety Devices, Crane Operation, Reeving, Counterweight, Working with a Load, Driving with Attachment in Place, Driving from the Crane Operator’s Cab, Crane Operation Freestanding, Two-Hook Operations
• 5.00 Equipment — Safety-Technical Notes, Folding Jib TK, Mast Stub
• 6.00 Additional Equipment — Heater / Engine Preheat System, Emergency Crane Control, Sliding Arm Monitor
• 7.00 Service and Maintenance — Servicing and Maintenance, Maintenance Intervals for Crane Chassis, Maintenance Intervals for Crane Superstructure, Maintenance Guidelines for the Crane Vehicle, Maintenance Guidelines for the Crane Superstructure, Lubrication Chart and Quantities
• 8.00 Crane Inspections — Repeat Crane Inspections, Inspection of Crane Cables, Inspection of Pneumatic Brake System
• 9.00 General Notes — Code of Practice for Overload Safety Devices of Boom Cranes, Guidelines to Prevent Fires in the Engine Area and Important Service Work to be Performed

Read as a whole, the Liebherr LTM 1050/1 operating instructions give you the complete working logic of the crane. Chapters 1 and 2 set out what the machine is, how it is built, and the safety framework — permissible ground-bearing loads for different soil types, minimum safe distances from slopes and trenches, minimum clearances from overhead lines by rated voltage, and the wind speed table that governs when lifting must stop. Chapter 3 walks through the carrier: pre-start checks, the Niveaumatic hydro-pneumatic axle suspension and its locking system, the counterweight distribution diagrams for 12 t and 13.7 t axle loads, flame glow preheating, gear selector positions and shift programs FP 1 / FP 2, off-road gears, rear axle steering, and the full procedure for setting up on site with sliding arms and outrigger cylinders. Chapter 4 is the core of the manual: starting the crane from the superstructure, the LICCON safe load indicator and its control and indicator unit, reeving plans from single line up to 12-fold, the counterweight combination tables (4.1 t, 6.5 t and 9.7 t), and the handling of telescopic section extension percentages with the code numbers taken from the load capacity charts.

Systems, Procedures and Reference Values Inside

Because this is the operating manual rather than a short quick-start sheet, it carries the working values a technician needs on the machine. You get the LICCON safe load indicator logic including the prewarning threshold at 90% of maximum load carrying capacity, the STOP symbol behaviour, load weighing with the Tare function, and the separate detailed notes on bypassing via the keyed switch — with the warnings that go with it. Boom extension is documented per telescopic section in percent, with the shut-off points at 30 / 60 / 90 / 100% and the bypass button procedure for continuing past them. The manual also documents working near transmitters and overhead electrical wires, the support force monitor, the sliding arm monitor with its ERROR 155 behaviour, the wind velocity warning device, and the hoist limit switch including the requirement to keep three safety loops on the drum.

Chapters 5 and 6 cover the bolt-on equipment: the folding jib TK in both the 9.6 m single-part and 16 m two-part versions at 0°, 15° or 30° to the telescopic boom, the mast stub for fast single-line lifting with hoist winch 2, the heater and engine preheat systems, and the emergency crane control for the superstructure, the chassis supports and the rear axle steering. Chapter 7 is the maintenance backbone — interval tables for the chassis and the superstructure, the central lubrication system setup, torque values including 1000 Nm for counterweight screws and 600 Nm for wheel nuts, hydraulic and engine oil quantities, and the lubrication chart by intended use and ambient temperature. Chapter 8 lays out the repeat inspection regime, the cable discard criteria with broken-wire counts for each hoist, telescoping and back pull cable, and the pneumatic brake inspection including brake path figures and minimum pad thickness. Chapter 9 closes with the VDMA code of practice for overload safety devices and the engine-area fire prevention guidelines.

Who This Manual Is For

This is written for the LTM 1050/1 operator, the rigging crew, the site supervisor and the workshop technician. If you are responsible for a machine as of series 043, this is the reference that tells you the correct support base before you extend a sliding arm, the correct counterweight combination before you drive on a public road, the correct reeving before you lift, and the correct inspection interval before you put the crane back into service. The chapter structure means you can work from a single system — the axle suspension locking sequence, the off-road gear engagement order, the folding jib installation — without reading the whole book. The folding jib installation section is particularly detailed, covering the hydraulic-mechanical installation aid, the swing pins and the special retainer clips that must be used, and the sequence for changing the jib between 0°, 15° and 30° positions.

Get the Liebherr LTM 1050/1 Operating Instructions

With 611 pages in one searchable volume, the Liebherr LTM 1050/1 Telescopic Boom Mobile Crane Operating Instructions lets you run the crane the way the manufacturer intended — correct support, correct ballast, correct reeving, correct maintenance intervals, correct safety clearances. It supports the day-to-day jobs an operator faces: setting up on uneven ground, calculating the support base, choosing the right load capacity chart, working near power lines, lifting with the folding jib or mast stub, and diagnosing a LICCON error before it becomes a hazard. It supports the workshop too, with the interval tables, torque figures and lubrication data to keep the carrier and superstructure within specification rather than guessing.

IMAGES PREVIEW

Delivery is instant. The manual arrives as a PDF download immediately after payment — no shipping, no waiting, no paper to lose in the cab. Open it on a laptop in the office, a tablet on site, or a phone at the machine, and print any page you want to take up to the deck. Because it is one file, the whole 611-page document stays with the crane, ready the moment you need to check a value or confirm a procedure.