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Liebherr LTM 1070 4.2 2014 Parts Catalog

Spent half a shift tracking down a hydraulic pump seal because the aftermarket parts list had the wrong cross-reference? I’ve been there. That’s why this OEM factory Liebherr LTM 1070 4.2 2014 Parts Catalog from Liebherr themselves is what should be on your shop tablet. This is not a reprint or a scanned copy from some third party. This is the 1125-page digital original, released in 2014, covering every nut, bolt, hose, and assembly for the LTM 1070-4.2 crane. The table of contents alone lists over 70 assembly groups – from the pump assembly (section 1 200) to the driver’s cabin (section 1 800).

Engine and Hydraulic Pump Assemblies

If you’re working on the diesel engine installation or the hydraulic pump assembly, section 1 410 and 1 410 185 are where you live. The catalog breaks down the pre-assembled diesel engine (part number 96 43 352 08) and the hydraulic pump assembly (96 47 086 08) with individual part numbers for each component. Need the clutch assembly? It’s under 1 410 182 with its own part number. The cooler installation (1 409) and radiator pre-assembled (1 409 009) are right there too. No flipping through generic diagrams – this is the factory breakdown.

What Does This Parts Catalog Cover?

Everything from the pump assembly crane hydraulics (1 200) to the remote control motor support (1 434 004). Steering mechanism, axles with suspension, transfer case, exhaust gas system, fuel feed, counterweight support – it’s all indexed. The numerical and alphabetical indexes at the back let you cross-reference part numbers from a damaged old part back to the correct replacement. If you’ve got a LTM 1070 4.2 that needs a new tire, look at section 1 422 – the tire complete part number (96 23 463 08) is listed. For the steering pipework, section 1 432 051. This catalog was built to eliminate guesswork.

1125 Pages: The Liebherr LTM 1070 4.2 2014 Parts Catalog

You read that right – 1125 pages of factory-sourced part data. That’s not a fluff number; that’s the actual page count in the original PDF. Each assembly group has its own detailed picture and text pages, sorted by plate number and item number. The preliminary remarks (page 2) explain how to use the arrow notation to drill down from a high-level assembly to the individual part. For example, section 1 411 (distributor gearbox) has a pre-assembled transfer case listing – you can see the exploded diagram and the part numbers for every seal and bearing. This is the kind of documentation that keeps a crane running past 10,000 hours.

Get the Right Part Number the First Time

Aftermarket catalogs love to skip the little pieces – the cotter pin from section 1 641 103, or the spring plug from 1 641 104. This catalog includes them. Section 1 750 lists tools and accessories: main tools (1 750 001) and accessories (1 750 002) with their own factory part numbers. The wiring list for the eddy current brake (1 780 308) is included. Don’t waste time ordering a whole assembly when you only need a $5 bracket. The part numbers here are Liebherr original – not a guess from a third-party database. That matters when your customer is waiting on a crane lift.

Transfer Case and Distributor Gearbox: Detailed Listings

Section 1 411 covers the distributor gearbox. Under it you’ll find two pre-assembled transfer case options: 1 411 001 (96 45 990 08) and 1 411 035 (96 46 312 08). The catalog shows the exact part numbers for the add-on unit Telma (1 412) and the drive shaft fitting (1 450). If you’re swapping an axle, the axle pre-assembled sections (1 420 001, 1 423 001, 1 421 001) list every bolt, sensor, and hydraulic line. The angle sensor installation parts (1 420 074) are there too. No aftermarket catalog gives you this level of granularity because they don’t have the OEM drawing access.

You need a part number. This catalog has it.

Steering and Axle Systems: Factory Indexing

Steering mechanism (1 430), steering hydraulics (1 432 020), and steering pipework (1 432 051) are all broken down. For the axle systems, sections 1 420, 1 421, and 1 423 cover axles 1 through 4 with their suspension and hydraulics. The spare wheel complete (1 423 / 91 74 983 08) and the tire complete (1 422 502) are listed with their own part numbers. If you need to rebuild a steering cylinder, the mechanical auxiliaries (1 432 050) give you the individual seals and rods. This is the kind of information that can turn a three-day waiting-for-parts job into a same-day fix – if you have the part number on hand.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include exploded diagrams?

Yes – every assembly group has picture and text pages sorted by plate number. The diagrams show each part with a position number that matches the text list.

Can I use this to repair the crane?

This is a parts catalog, not a repair manual. It tells you which part numbers to order, not how to install them. For repair procedures you need the separate service manual. But without the right part number, you can’t even start the repair.

What languages are included?

German, English, French, Spanish, and Russian. The German text is binding for part list correctness per the preliminary remarks on page 2.

How are part numbers organized?

By assembly group, then by plate number, then by item number. There’s also a numerical index sorted by article number and an alphabetical index by description. Both cross-reference back to the assembly group and position number.

Bottom line: if you’re ordering parts for a Liebherr LTM 1070 4.2, you need the factory numbers. Aftermarket catalogs are a gamble – this 1125-page OEM parts catalog is the deck stacked in your favor. Access the Factory Manual and stop wasting time on wrong parts.