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Lebrero RAHILE X2 Parts Catalog – Stop Wasting Time on Wrong Parts

If you’ve ever ordered a replacement hydraulic motor for a Lebrero RAHILE X2 and got the wrong one because someone pulled a number off an aftermarket site, you know the drill. Three days waiting, incorrect bolt pattern, seal interference. That’s billable time gone. This Lebrero RAHILE X2 Parts Catalog is the only source that matches the factory build sheet. 158 pages of exploded views, manufacturer codes, and the exact part numbers Lebrero bolts onto their rollers in Spain. No generic cross-reference, no translation loss—four languages (English, Spanish, French, German) but one set of numbers.

158 Pages of Factory Parts Data

Each of those 158 pages is a single-section breakdown. The TOC runs from General Assembly (MONTAJE GENERAL, page 1) through the Commercial parts like the Hydromotor (page 1) and Diesel Engine (page 1), then into Optional Equipment such as the Air Conditioner and Heater. You get the same exploded view the factory uses to build the machine. For the engineer who designed it, not a third-party guy with a caliper. Check the section INST.HIDRAULICA HYDRAULIC INST. — every hose, fitting, and valve has a Lebrero part code. That code is the only number your dealer needs.

Can I Use This Catalog to Troubleshoot a Failing Hydraulic Pump?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service repair manual. It won’t tell you pressure specs, disassembly sequence, or torque values. What it does better than anything else: identify exactly which pump assembly (BOMBA HIDRAUL., page 1) you need. If the pump is leaking and you’ve got it out, this catalog shows you the exploded view of the pump itself, including every seal and bearing inside it. That’s how you order the right rebuild kit the first time.

How to Locate the Correct Part Number for the Eccentric Assembly

Find the line CONJ.EXCENTR. ECCENTRICS ASSY in the Despieces section. The exploded diagram groups every bolt, bearing, and eccentric weight under one assembly code (D/3). Each part has a reference bubble and a line number. Cross-reference that line number against the parts list printed right next to the drawing. The list gives you the Lebrero part number, description, and quantity — in all four languages. Do not trust an aftermarket catalog that re-labels these parts with their own numbers. Lebrero’s numbering system is sequential by assembly; a third-party catalog will assign its own junk numbers that lead to wrong warehouse picks. I’ve seen it. Stick to this OEM Parts Catalog.

Lebrero RAHILE X2 Parts Catalog: What’s Inside the Index

Start with page 3: DIRECCIONES Y TELÉF. — the contact page for factory and head office in Spain. Page 4 explains how to order spare parts in all four languages. Then the core: Despieces (exploded parts) with assembly listings for the roller, radiator, wheels, cabin, electrical system, hydraulic system, and optional equipment like the compactimeter and tachograph. The Commercial section lists major bought-in components: hydromotors (three variations), differential, housing, brake, hydraulic pump, and the diesel engine. Cross-reference those with the Cabin or Lateral Cabin sections when you need a bracket or hose that ties into a commercial part.

5 Key Sections That Keep Your Machine Running

General Assembly — the big picture of how the roller goes together. RULO EQUIPADO (vibrating drum) with eccentric bearings. The FIRST ASSEMBLY (MONT. INICIAL) sections for the initial build — multi-page because the roller has both a front drum and a rear platform. CABINA and CABINA ESTRUCT. (cab structure) across three pages, including insulation kit and lateral panel. Then the Control Board (CUADRO MANDOS) and Relay Plate (PLACA RELES). If you need a switch or a relay, those two pages give you the Lebrero part. Finally, the Finished (TERMINACION) and Equipment (EQUIPAMIENTO) pages cover trim and accessories. Every single part number is Lebrero-verified.

The commercial parts index (pages C/1 through C/6) covers the hydromotors, differential, housing, coupling, planetary reducer, brake, hydraulic pump, and diesel engine. Each is a factory-sourced component with its own Lebrero part number. For example, the first Hydromotor (710.109.003) and the second (710.107.028) are different flow rates; use the exploded view to match the port orientation your machine has. The Differential (900.601.010) with its housing (900.602.688) and gear set (900.602.689) — these are non-negotiable numbers if you need a new ring and pinion.

Aftermarket Catalogs vs. This OEM Manual

I’ve had a tech walk into the shop with a copy of a so-called “universal” parts catalog for a Lebrero RAHILE X2. The hydraulic pump part number was off by a digit. That digit meant the pump drive spline was wrong. We had the drum pulled and the pump in our hands, and the replacement wouldn’t slide on. Aftermarket catalogs don’t have the assembly-level accuracy because they’re recompiled from old scans or cross-references. This Lebrero catalog is the original factory PDF — every page is a direct scan of the paper book Lebrero ships with each machine. You want the same reference the factory line workers use. For other Lebrero models like the LEBRERO 185 TT Vibrating Roller Spare Parts Catalogue, similar standards apply. Need the X6? Check the Lebrero X6 Vibrating Roller Spare Parts Catalogue. Or the RAHILE X5? The LEBRERO RAHILE X5 Vibrating Roller Spare Parts Catalog has the same structure. For background on how construction equipment parts are standardized globally, the Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia touches on supply chain numbering — but this manual is all you need for the RAHILE X2.

Can I use this catalog to troubleshoot a failing hydraulic pump?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service repair manual.

How do I locate the correct part number for the eccentric assembly?

Find the CONJ.EXCENTR. section in the Despieces index. The exploded diagram labels each part with a reference number. Cross-reference that number against the parts list printed next to the drawing. The list gives the Lebrero part number, description, and quantity in all four languages. Always use the OEM number; aftermarket equivalents often differ in thread pitch or seal size. If the machine has been modified, verify with the First Assembly page that matches your serial number range.

Don’t throw billable hours away on a part that doesn’t fit. Access the Factory Manual and keep a copy on your shop tablet or print the pages you need. The Lebrero RAHILE X2 Parts Catalog is the only reference that gets the numbers right.