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Liebherr 35 K 1991 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Reference

You are looking at a paper crane that’s down because someone ordered the wrong hoist winch gear. That mistake costs you a day of rental income and a shipping fee. The fix starts with the right part number – not a half-translated aftermarket list, not a photocopy of a photocopy. This is the original Liebherr 35 K 1991 Parts Catalog, factory-printed in 1991, 398 pages of exploded diagrams, part numbers, and serial number breaks. If you work on a 35 K tower crane, this is the only source that matches what Liebherr shipped.

43 Chapters – Every Assembly on the 35 K

This catalog breaks the crane into 43 numbered sections starting at Windwerk (hoist winch) and ending at the electrical schematic for the main cabinet. Need the part number for the spring cable reel on the rail travel gear? Section 8 – Federkabeltrommel – shows the exact assembly. Trying to identify which outrigger stabilizer leg goes with which chassis serial number? Section 9 covers Abstützung stat. und schienenfahrbar with an exploded view and the part callouts. The sections follow the physical layout of the crane: undercarriage (Unterwagen), slewing platform (Drehbühne), tower sections (Turmunterteil, Turmstück, Turmoberteil), jib sections (Ausleger-Anlenkstück, Ausleger-Mittelstück, Ausleger-Verlängerungen), and the trolley and hook blocks (Laufkatze, Unterflasche, Oberflasche). Every assembly down to the ladder extensions and tool kit is listed.

OEM Data vs. Aftermarket Reprints

Aftermarket parts catalogs for European cranes often skip the serial number splits or re-number drawings with generic callouts. That gets you a solenoid that doesn’t fit or a travel gear that’s half a millimeter off. This catalog comes from the Liebherr factory archive – it shows the serial number break (ab Serie Nr.: 193503/1) and the part numbers that match that production run. The manual is a full scan of the original Ersatzteilliste, not a retyped or OCR-damaged copy. If your crane falls within the specified serial range, every part number in these 398 pages is the one Liebherr intended.

Who Needs This Manual?

If you are a crane owner, a fleet maintenance supervisor, or a heavy-equipment mechanic who gets handed a 35 K that’s down for a part you can’t cross-reference, this catalog ends the guessing. The audience for this site is DIYers and home-garage enthusiasts, but tower cranes aren’t home-garage machines – they’re 40-ton investment pieces that sit idle if you order the wrong intermediate jib section bushing. The catalog layout is built for a technician on a shop floor: one exploded view per page, part numbers in a table below, and notes for when a part was superseded or changed at a specific serial number. You do not need a degree in German engineering to read it – the illustrations speak for themselves, and the tables are consistent.

Real-World Use: Ordering the Correct Hoist Winch Parts

Take the windwerk (hoist winch) in section 1. The exploded drawing shows the winch drum, planetary gear set, brake assembly, and motor. Each component has a reference number that ties to a table listing the Liebherr part number, description, quantity per winch, and any serial-number dependency. If your winch has a different brake from a later revision, the drawing flags it. You hand that part number to your parts supplier – they don’t ask for a photo of the old part because the number is correct. The same workflow applies to every section: compare the drawing to your crane, find the reference number, order that part. No wasted calls, no wrong parts arriving on a truck.

FAQ

Does this catalog cover all Liebherr 35 K variants?

It covers the 35 K form tower crane as of the 1991 edition, with serial number break at 193503/1. If your crane is outside that serial range or has significant aftermarket modifications, some parts may vary. The catalog does not cover the 35 K with a different jib configuration unless listed.

What language is the manual in?

Trilingual: German, English, French. Part tables and headings appear in all three. The drawings are universal.

Are torque specifications included?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values, fluid capacities, and adjustment procedures are in the corresponding service repair manual.

Is the manual a digital access or a printed book?

Digital PDF format. You get the full 398-page file, searchable, with the original text and drawings. No watermarks or restrictions.

If you are ordering parts for a Liebherr 35 K and you want to get it right the first time, skip the third-party spreadsheets and go to the source. The 1991 Parts Catalog is the reference that your local Liebherr dealer uses. You can cross-check any part number before you buy. Related manuals: LIEBHERR 35 K 1991 Operators Manual covers daily operation and safety. Need a more modern crane? Check the Liebherr RL 44 1091 11638 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs or the Liebherr 734, 724 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs. For background on crane industry standards, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

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