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Lebrero RAHILE X5 Parts Catalog – The Only Book That Tells You What to Order

Lebrero RAHILE X5 Parts Catalog is the printed-from-factory file for anyone who needs to source correct components for a RAHILE X5 vibrating roller. I’ve been wrenching since the Clinton administration, and I can tell you that ordering the wrong hydromotor because some third-party site listed a superseded number is a waste of a week and a half of shop time. This catalog fixes that. It’s 166 pages of exploded diagrams and genuine Lebrero part codes – nothing aftermarket, nothing guessed.

Open the PDF and the first thing you see is the four-language table of contents: Spanish, English, French, German. That’s page 1. Page 3 has the actual contact addresses and telephone numbers for Lebrero distributors. If you’ve ever tried to cross-reference a European part number through a generic catalog, you know how fast that turns into a rabbit hole. This manual kills the rabbit.

Parts Catalog vs Service Manual – What This Covers

Let’s be clear: this is not a repair manual. There are no torque specs in here, no step-by-step procedures, no wiring diagrams with voltage drops. What you get is a complete breakdown of every bolted-on component on the RAHILE X5: from the general assembly (Montaje General, page 1) down to the kit faros (headlight kit, page 2 of optional sections). If you need to know the exact part number for the eccentric assembly, the spring damper, or the cabin lateral panel, this is where you find it.

Each section is labeled with a drawing number and a ‘D’ or ‘C’ code. The exploded views are clear enough that you can visually match a worn part to the illustration. Then you read the part number directly off the page. No guessing, no calling the dealer and hoping the guy on the phone has the right revision.

166 Pages of Exploded Views and Part Numbers

The catalog is organized into two main blocks: Despieces / Spare Parts and Comerciales / Commercials. The first block covers the roller itself – the drum, eccentrics, radiator, platform assembly, cabin structure, hydraulic installation, electric installation. The second block lists the proprietary commercial components: hydromotor, differential, brake, coupling, diesel engine. Every component has a Lebrero part code. For example, the hydromotor for the drum drive is listed under code 710.109.005. That’s the exact code you give your parts supplier.

I’ve seen too many shop orders held up because someone ordered “hydromotor for X5” without the suffix. This catalog gives you the full code: 710.109.005 or 710.109.006 depending on the variant. That level of detail is why you spend the money on an OEM catalog instead of a $12 access from a third-party site that re-scans the same pages at 72 dpi.

Commercial Components – Hydromotor and Differential Sections

If you work on compactors regularly, you know that the hydromotor and differential are the high-failure items. Page 1 of the commercial section shows two hydromotor variants: 710.109.005 and 710.109.006. Below that, the differential bridge (Puente Diferencial) with code 900.601.011, the housing (Carcasa) 900.602.693, and the differential gear set (G.Diferencial) 900.602.694. These are the parts that fail when the operator runs over rebar or the drive chain slackens.

Having the exploded view for the differential assembly means you can identify exactly which bearing, seal, or gear is gone. You don’t have to buy a whole differential carrier when all you need is a pinion. That’s money in your pocket if you’re a shop owner, or a saved job if you’re a DIY equipment owner who knows which end of a wrench to use.

Why Factory OEM Beats Aftermarket Print

I’ve had customers bring me aftermarket parts catalogs printed on what feels like copy paper. The resolution is garbage, the part numbers are often wrong because the publisher OCR’d a scanned document and didn’t proofread. For example, an aftermarket listing might show “710.109.005” but fail to mention that it’s superseded by “710.109.006” for certain serial numbers. This catalog is the original Lebrero release – it’s scanned from the factory print, not re-typeset. The drawings are sharp, the codes are correct. If you need to order a part for a Automotive Industry Overview piece of heavy equipment, you need the factory data.

And if you need the parts catalog for other Lebrero rollers, check the LEBRERO 185 TT Vibrating Roller Spare Parts Catalogue or the Lebrero X6 Vibrating Roller Spare Parts Catalogue. The LEBRERO RAHILE X3 Vibrating Roller Spare Parts Catal is also available. All factory OEM.

How to Use This Catalog to Order Parts

Flip to the section that matches your required assembly – say, Rulo Equipado (equipped roller) on page 1 under the Despieces block. Find the part in the exploded view. Note the item number on the drawing. Read the corresponding row in the table for the part code and description. Write down the full code including dashes and leading zeros. When you call your Lebrero dealer, read them that code. If they ask for the serial number, you’ll find it in the plate data section of the machine. This catalog does not include the serial number tables – that’s in the operation manual – but the parts codes are complete.

One more thing: the optional sections cover air conditioning, heater, tachograph, radio, foot drum (stachelwalze), and headlight kits. If your X5 has a cab with AC, you need the evaporator and condenser pages (pages 2 of optionals). Don’t skip them because you think they’re not in the main catalog – they are, just in the OPCIONALES section.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include part numbers for the diesel engine?

Yes. The commercial section lists the diesel engine assembly under code 710. […] (full engine block not shown in TOC but the section MOTOR DIESEL is present on page 1 of commercial). You’ll need to open the PDF to see the specific page; the TOC only flags it by description.

Can I use this catalog for the Lebrero RAHILE X3?

No. The X3 and X5 share some common parts like the hydromotor bracket, but the frame, eccentric assembly, and cabin structure are different. Use the LEBRERO RAHILE X3 Vibrating Roller Spare Parts Catal for the X3.

What file format is the manual shipped in?

Downloadable PDF. Scanned at 300 dpi from the original factory catalog. You can print individual pages to bring into the shop. The file is watermarked with your purchase details.

Why should I trust this catalog over aftermarket reprints?

Because this is the original Lebrero file – same as what the dealer uses. Aftermarket reprints often have missing drawings, blurred numbers, or outdated superseeded codes. For example, the aftermarket might list the old hydromotor code but not the new 710.109.006. That mistake costs you a week of downtime. The factory catalog gives you the current code as of publication.

Stop burning shop time on wrong parts and bad information. Access the Factory Manual and get back to working on machines that actually run.