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Manitou MT 1155 Parts Catalog – 333-Page OEM Parts Manual

If you’re tearing down a Manitou MT 1155 and you don’t have the factory parts catalog, you’re guessing. Guessing costs time and money. Worse, you order the wrong part, then you wait, then the machine sits. I’ve seen it happen. This is the real OEM Parts Catalog – not somebody’s third-party interpretation. 333 pages of exploded diagrams, part numbers, and the exact way Manitou designed the machine. No shortcuts. No assumptions.

Page 8 kicks off with the filter section. Oil filters, fuel filters, hydraulic return filters – all listed with their part numbers and the correct quantity needed. If you don’t know which filter goes in the MT 1155’s hydraulic tank, you stop at page 8 before you order anything. And while you’re there, note the fluid analysis kit on page 9 – if you’re not running oil samples on that Deutz engine, you’re asking for a rebuild.

Cab Components: Standard to AC (Pages 10–42)

The cab section runs from page 10 to page 42. You get the front window, wiper motors, left and right windows, upper and lower doors. The heater with no AC lives on page 26, the full AC system on page 28, and the condenser group on page 30. Every seal, every bracket, every screw – it’s all cataloged. If you break a window track on a Friday afternoon, you can have the part number called in before the dealer closes. No waiting until Monday.

Personnel Work Platform System – 3 and 4 Section Boom

This MT 1155 came with either a 3-section or 4-section boom. The parts catalog covers both. Page 44 shows the 3-section personnel work platform components, page 45 the 4-section. Radio remote components on page 46. If you’re maintaining a telehandler that doubles as a man-lift, you need to know which boom sections apply to your machine. The catalog tells you right there.

Engine and Cooling Group (Pages 62–72)

External engine components on page 62. Radiator and cooler group on page 64. Air cleaner, exhaust – pages 70 and 72. No guesswork on which hose goes where. If you’re doing a complete engine reseal or replacing the cooling package, you have an exploded view of every bracket and clamp. And because this is OEM, the part numbers match what Manitou shipped from the factory. I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs mix up the radiator part number for the MT 1155 with an older MT 930. Not here.

Transmission and Transfer Case Breakdown (Pages 74–100)

Now we get into the driveline. Transfer case external components page 74, assembly page 76. Transmission covers from page 80 to page 100. Converter housing, case group, torque converter (page 87), charge pump (page 88), pump drive (page 89). Then the gear and shaft assemblies – forward low/high, reverse/1st, 2nd, input, output. Control valve group and assembly on pages 99-100. If you’re rebuilding that ZF transmission, you need every thrust washer and snap ring. This catalog gives you the factory exploded view, not a generic drawing someone photoshopped.

Axles and Brakes – Front and Rear (Pages 102–114)

Page 102 starts the axle section: front and rear external components. Housing, swivel housing, steer cylinder. Ring gear and pinion are separate between front (page 108) and rear (page 109). Differential, axle shafts, wheel hubs and planetaries, brakes, parking brake caliper – all the way to page 114. When you’re pulling a final drive, you need to know which shim stack goes where. The parts catalog shows the layout. No searching forums.

If you’re servicing the diesel engine that powers this machine, take a minute to read this Wikipedia article on diesel engines for background on injection systems – but stick to the parts catalog for actual part numbers and callout references.

Does This Catalog Cover the Fuel System?

Yes – fuel tank group appears on page 58 in the chassis section. The tank, sending unit, filler neck, and associated hoses are listed. Engine fuel filters are covered under the external engine components group (page 62).

3 Reasons to Choose OEM Documentation

Aftermarket parts catalogs often leave out fastener details. Not this one. Page 2 of the manual explains that standard attaching hardware torque values are provided on the inside back cover. All cap screws are Grade 5 unless specified otherwise. The catalog also spells out the serial number breakdown – so you can verify you’re ordering for the correct unit. That level of detail keeps a machine from dying in the shop because of a wrong bolt.

FAQ – Manitou MT 1155 Parts Catalog

What is the page count of the Manitou MT 1155 Parts Catalog?

333 pages.

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, so it lists part numbers and exploded views. Torque values for standard hardware are referenced to the inside back cover, but specific driveline torque specs are in the service repair manual.

Can I use this catalog to order parts from my Manitou dealer?

Yes. The catalog includes the dealer phone number on page 1. Every part number in this catalog is current as of publication date R07-10. If a part has been superseded, the dealer can cross-reference from the number listed.

Is this a reprint or a genuine OEM manual?

This is the official OEM manual from Manitou North America. It is not a reprint – it’s a factory PDF with the same content as what the dealer uses. The inside cover includes Manitou North America’s address and copyright.

This catalog covers the MT 1155 Maniscopic T-3. If you also need the operator manual, check out the Manitou MT 1155 Operators Manual. For other models in the same family, see the K-D Manitou MVT 1230L MVT1230LC Parts Catalog – 264 Pages and the K-D Manitou K5705, K5797, K5755, K1479, K1787 1991 Parts Catalog.

If you want to stop guessing and start ordering the right parts, Access the Factory Manual.