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Manitou MLT 845 120 LSU 2011 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Part Numbers

If you’re maintaining a Manitou MLT 845 120 LSU telehandler built in 2011, you need the OEM parts catalog. Aftermarket part numbers will cost you time and money when the bolt doesn’t fit or the seal leaks. This 455-page official catalog from Manitou North America gives you the exact part numbers, exploded illustrations, and cross-references to order the right component the first time. Forget guessing from a third-party list – this is the same binder the dealer’s parts counter uses.

What the 455-Page Catalog Covers

The manual breaks down every major assembly of the MLT 845 120 LSU. From the front axle casing (section AX 1694) to the cab assembly details (sections 8 AB 925 through 8 AB 928), each part group gets its own illustration page and corresponding parts list. You’ll find the front reduction gear on page AX 1696, the steering system on AX 1698, and the rear axle bracket on AX 1984. The index at the front lists every component alphabetically – adhesive, angle return, axle sections, body panels, brake circuit lines, and cab foam. Nothing is left out.

Page 1: Critical Identification Data

Right on the front cover (page 1) Manitou tells you exactly what serial numbers you need to have handy before you call for parts. Truck model, serial number, mast model, engine name (Cat or Perkins), transmission type, hydrostatic motor numbers, front and rear axle numbers – all of that is required. Without those numbers, the dealer can’t guarantee the part matches your machine. The catalog even has blank spaces to write in your own unit’s numbers. Do that before you lose the information.

Why OEM Documentation Beats Aftermarket Reprints

I’ve seen too many techs rely on a cheap reprint that swaps part numbers or skips revision levels. This catalog is an original OEM print from 2011, factory-authorized. The part numbers are structured by assembly group – for example, the front brake disk is listed under section AX 1697, not buried in a generic brake section. Aftermarket catalogs merge groups and lose the physical layout of the machine. You order a seal based on a blurry screenshot and end up with the wrong size. This manual uses clear line drawings with item numbers that match the parts list on the facing page. No ambiguity.

455 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

Every page is numbered and cross-referenced. The parts index starting on page 3 lists over 80 major categories – from “Adhesive” (12 AA 586 and 12 AA 587) to “Cab Assembly” with multiple detail pages. Each entry includes the section number, the illustration page, and the truck model applicability. If you need a part for the rear axle casing, you look up AX 1979 and find the exploded view, then match the item number to the part number in the table. It’s a system that works because it’s the same system the factory uses.

Axle Groups: Front and Rear Disassembled

The axle sections are particularly detailed. Front axle components are split into casing (AX 1694), differential (AX 1695), reduction gear (AX 1696 and AX 2061), steering system (AX 1698), and disk brake (AX 1697). Rear axle follows the same pattern with casing (AX 1979), differential (AX 1980), reduction gear (AX 1981), steering (AX 1983), and disk brake (AX 1982). Each subassembly gets its own illustration so you can pinpoint exactly which bearing, seal, or gear you need. If you’re rebuilding a steer axle, this catalog cuts the guesswork out of the parts order.

Who Needs This Catalog – Shop Owners and Fleet Managers

If you run a shop that services telehandlers or manage a fleet of Manitou machines, this catalog belongs in your reference library. It eliminates the back-and-forth with the dealer when you can hand them the part number from the page. For the DIY owner, it saves a trip to three different suppliers trying to match a worn-out part. Pair it with the corresponding service manual – check out the Manitou MLT 845 120 LSU 2011 Operators Manual – OEM Factory Specs for operating procedures. For related models, the K-D Manitou MVT 1230L MVT1230LC Parts Catalog – 264 Pages and K-D Manitou K5705, K5797, K5755, K1479, K1787 1991 Parts Catalog are also available if you work with those chassis.

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FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs for assembly?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It provides part numbers, quantities, and exploded views. For torque values and repair procedures, you need the service manual for the MLT 845 120 LSU.

How do I find a part if I only know the old number?

Start with the alphabetical index on page 3. Look up the assembly name (e.g., “axle, front differential”) and note the section number. Then flip to that section. The illustrations group parts logically. If you have the old part number, you can cross-reference it by scanning the parts list columns. Manitou updates part numbers occasionally – the catalog reflects the 2011 revision levels. If the number you have isn’t listed, contact the dealer with your machine’s serial numbers.

When you’re ready to order the correct OEM parts for your Manitou MLT 845 120 LSU, Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals. This is the same 455-page document the dealer uses. Stop wasting money on wrong parts – get the official catalog now.