Liebherr LTM 1160-5.1 Mobile Crane Spare Parts Catalogue 067371 – PDF Parts Book

Description

Liebherr LTM 1160-5.1 Spare Parts Catalogue – Document 067371

This is the full parts catalogue issued by Liebherr for the LTM 1160-5.1 mobile crane, released under document number 067371 and dated 29.6.2010. It is the reference document you use when you need to identify a component, confirm a part number before ordering, or work out how an assembly is put together on this specific five-axle crane. Everything is organised by assembly group, and each group carries its own exploded illustration followed by the matching parts list with position numbers, article numbers, quantities and descriptions.

File Details

• Manual type: Spare parts catalogue (Ersatzteilkatalog)
• Brand: Liebherr
• Model: LTM 1160-5.1
• Document number: 067371
• Catalogue date: 29.6.2010
• Languages: German, English, French, Spanish, Russian
• Format: PDF
• Scope: Carrier (undercarriage), superstructure, telescopic boom and attachments

Component Groups Covered

The catalogue is split into numbered assembly groups. The listing below shows the group headings exactly as they appear in the contents pages, so you can see how far the coverage extends.

• Cooler installation / radiator mounting
• Diesel engine installation
• Intermediate gearbox
• Axle 1 with suspension
• Axle 2 with suspension
• Axle 3 with suspension
• Axles 4 and 5 with suspension
• Tyres 445/95 R25 X-Crane ET26
• Steering mechanism
• Steering hydraulics
• Disc wheel 11.00-25 ET26
• Drive shaft fitting
• Fixing parts for the slewing ring
• Sliding beam with bearing
• Stop wedges and support plates
• Fitting, boom supporting
• Tool box
• Fuel tank and fuel tank add-on unit
• Oil reservoir, extension and complete reservoir
• Air vessel mounting
• Exhaust gas system
• Air filter system
• Manoeuvring coupling
• Tools and accessories
• Dispatch assembly, mechanical parts
• Driver’s cabin (carrier) and cabin controls
• Mirror attachment and seats
• Tachograph and driver’s cabin instruments
• Electric and pneumatic systems for the driver’s cabin
• Tire cover panelling and additional panelling
• Undercarriage electric system
• Collecting ring (slip ring)
• Lighting
• Compressed air plant
• Hydraulic support (outriggers)
• Hydraulic axle suspension
• Electric operation of hydraulic valves
• Hose lines and pipelines, undercarriage
• Assembly parts for the slewing platform
• Drive assembly (engine and pumps)
• Battery box
• Luffing ram with pivot
• Roller bearing slewing ring
• Slewing gear
• Main hoist gear
• Rope with accessories, auxiliary hoisting rope with accessories
• Control stand
• Turntable panelling and fall protection
• Electrical instruments for the cabin and control stand
• Counterweight with clamp, additional counterweight and ballasting
• Central lubricating system
• Mirror attachment at the slewing platform
• Electrical system for the slewing platform
• Switchbox mounting parts and master crane switch cabinet
• Compressed-air system, superstructure
• Pneumatic system for the crane operator’s cabin
• Hydraulics (main valve blocks and control)
• Hydraulic auxiliary hoisting
• Oil cooler
• Hose lines and pipelines, superstructure
• Telescopic unit, pivot section and telescopic sections 1 to 5
• Mechanical extension system
• Double folding jib and transport mounting
• 2nd neck pulley installation
• Hoisting limit switch and electric wind warning
• Air conditioning unit, superstructure
• Hook blocks (30 t and 63 t) and load hook
• Auxiliary hoisting gear 2 and pump, hoisting gear 2
• Add-on unit Telma and Telma electrical equipment
• Combi-box and movable coupling
• Monitoring of supporting pressure

Read together, those groups add up to the whole crane: the carrier with its five axles, steering, suspension, brakes, wheels and tyres; the superstructure with the slewing ring, slewing gear, hoist winches, counterweight and panelling; and the telescopic boom with all five sections, the extension system, the double folding jib and the lifting gear at the head. Electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic installations are catalogued as separate groups on both the carrier and the superstructure, which is what you want when a fault sits in a hose run or a wiring loom rather than in a single component.

How the Catalogue Is Organised

Each assembly group has a plate number, and that plate number is what the parts list is keyed to. Inside a group the entries are sorted by article number. Where an assembly can also be broken down further, an arrow in the second line of the description points to the plate and article number of the sub-assembly, so you can walk from a complete unit down to its individual parts without leaving the catalogue. Position numbers shown in brackets refer to individual parts of the previous article.

Two indexes sit at the back and both are useful in different situations. The numerical index is sorted by article number and tells you the plate number, the assembly group number and the position number for each part. The alphabetic index is sorted by description and gives you article number, position number, plate number and assembly group number. If you already know the part number you use the numerical index; if you only know what the part is called, you use the alphabetic index.

Detail Level

The parts lists carry the position number, the full article number, the quantity required and a bilingual description for every entry. Fasteners are listed alongside the components they secure – bolts, hex nuts, washers, locking rings, circlips and retaining springs all appear with their standard references and dimensions – which means a rebuild does not stall because a specific washer was not identified. Seals, O-rings, gaskets and seal kits are catalogued as separate line items for most of the major assemblies, so you can order the sealing set for a cylinder or a pump without buying the whole unit.

The illustrations are exploded views keyed to the position numbers in the lists. They show how the parts stack and fit together, not just that they exist. For anyone rebuilding an axle, a hoist gear, a luffing cylinder or a telescopic section, that relationship between drawing and list is the part that saves the most time.

Who This Catalogue Suits

This is a working document for anyone who maintains or repairs the LTM 1160-5.1: fleet workshops, crane service companies, independent heavy equipment mechanics, and owners who prefer to identify parts themselves before contacting a supplier. It is equally useful for confirming that a part offered to you is the correct one for this crane, because the article number and the assembly group it belongs to are both stated.

Because it is a parts catalogue rather than a workshop manual, it identifies components and their part numbers rather than describing repair procedures or tightening sequences. That is exactly what it is designed to do, and it does it across the whole machine.

Get It and Use It

With this Liebherr LTM 1160-5.1 spare parts catalogue in front of you, you can identify a component on the crane from the exploded view, confirm its article number and quantity in the parts list, and place an order with the correct reference the first time. That removes the guesswork and the returned parts that come with it, whether you are working on the carrier, the superstructure or the telescopic boom. The document also lets you see which fasteners and seals belong with a given assembly, so a job that starts as one component replacement does not stop halfway through waiting for a washer.

The catalogue is supplied as a PDF and is available immediately after purchase. There is nothing to ship and nothing to wait for. Keep it on a laptop or tablet in the workshop, print the plates for the group you are working on so you can mark them up as you go, and search across the sections whenever you need to. It is a document you will come back to every time the LTM 1160-5.1 needs a part.

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