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Lebrero X6 Parts Catalog – Factory Spare Parts Breakdown

You’ve got a Lebrero X6 vibrating roller down in the bay with a blown hydraulic motor. The customer is pacing. You need the right part number, not a guess. That’s where a factory Lebrero X6 Parts Catalog separates the rebuild from the redo. I’ve seen too many techs order a seal kit by eyeballing a photo on a third‑party site – then the part doesn’t fit, and you’re two weeks waiting on a return. This 172‑page catalog gives you the exact exploded view and the factory code. No guessing.

What’s Inside This 172‑Page Spare Parts Catalogue

The table of contents alone tells you why this isn’t a generic PDF. It starts with the general assembly (Montaje General) and works through every subsystem: the drum assembly (Rulo Equipado), eccentric assembly (Conj. Excentr.), radiator, wheel, first assembly mounts, spring dampers, articulation joint, engine‑pump assembly, platform assembly, cabin structure, cabin lateral panels, isolating kit, translation handle, switch board, control holder, relay plate, electrical installation, hydraulic installation, finishing, and equipment. That’s the Despieces section. Then it goes into commercial sub‑assemblies: hydromotors, differential, housing, differential group, coupling, planetary reducer, brake, hydraulic pump, and the diesel engine. And finally the optional section: A/C, evaporator, switch, condenser, heater, tachograph, radio, wheel variations, feet drum, arch kit, ventilation assembly, headlight kit, compactimeter. Every exploded diagram is labeled with a D‑code or C‑code that ties directly to the part number. Page 1 of the index has the full list.

How to Order Parts Using This Catalog

Flip to page 4. That’s the section titled Cómo pedir repuestos / How Request Spare Parts / Comment Demander des Pièces / Ersatzteilbestellung. It tells you exactly how to read the part codes and what information you need to give your parts supplier. The catalog uses a simple reference system: each component group has a drawing number and a position number. For example, the eccentric assembly for the X6 shows as D/3 and D/4 with separate codes. Don’t just walk up to the counter and say “I need an eccentric weight.” Give them the exact code from this catalog – saves everyone time.

Who Needs This Lebrero X6 Parts Catalog?

If you maintain a Lebrero X6 vibrating roller – whether you’re a fleet mechanic, rental yard operator, or independent shop – this is the only document that gives you factory‑accurate part numbers. I’ve had customers try to use a generic parts search on a rental machine and end up with the wrong bearing because the online image showed a different revision. That downtime kills your profit. With this catalog, you match the exploded diagram to the machine’s serial number and order with confidence. Also check the related manuals for the LEBRERO 185 TT Vibrating Roller Spare Parts Catalogue and the LEBRERO RAHILE X5 Vibrating Roller Spare Parts Catalog if you work on other Lebrero models. The LEBRERO RAHILE X3 Vibrating Roller Spare Parts Catal is also available for the smaller machines.

OEM Documentation vs. Aftermarket Catalogs

This isn’t a reprint from some third‑party source. Lebrero Engineering printed this catalog – it’s their own engineering drawings, their own part number structure. Aftermarket catalogs often compress the images, lose the fine detail on seal grooves or bearing shoulder locations, and sometimes combine two different revision levels into one drawing. That’s a fast track to ordering the wrong part. The OEM catalog keeps the resolution high and the revision history intact. You can see the original Automotive Industry Overview standards applied to the component numbering – none of that third‑party renumbering that leads to mismatched parts.

Key Subsystems Covered in This Parts Catalog

The catalog breaks the X6 into logical assemblies. The General Assembly shows the roller’s main frame, drum mounts, and vibration housing. The Eccentric Assembly has two separate drawings (D/3 and D/4) because the front and rear eccentrics differ. The Hydraulic Installation section covers all hoses, fittings, and the pump drive. The Electric Installation includes the switch board, relay plate, and control holder. The Cabin section gives you the outer structure, lateral panels, and insulating kit. The Engine‑Pump Assembly is critical – it shows how the diesel engine bolts to the hydraulic pump cradle. Each drawing has a parts list with quantity and code. If you need to rebuild the differential, the Puente Diferencial section breaks down the housing, differential gear, and bearing set. For brakes, there’s a dedicated Freno page. And the Optionals section includes A/C components, heater, tachograph, and the feet drum attachment for compaction of different materials.

Does this catalog include torque specifications for reassembly?

No – this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and quantities, but torque values for bolts, hydraulic fittings, and cylinder heads are in the separate Lebrero X6 service manual.

Can I use this catalog to identify parts for the RAHILE X6 model?

This catalog is specific to the Lebrero X6 vibrating roller (model code RAHILE X6). The part numbers and exploded diagrams are matched to that machine’s serial number range. For other Lebrero models like the 185 TT or RAHILE X5, use the related catalogs linked above. Mixing part numbers across different models can lead to clearance issues on the eccentric shaft or the drum support bearings.

If you’re keeping a Lebrero X6 in service, this factory parts catalog is the only way to get the right part number the first time. Don’t rely on online databases that show generic images or miss update revisions. Access the Factory Manual and keep it in your shop computer for instant access during every rebuild.