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Manitou MT 1435 SL, MT 1440 SL, MT 1435 SL Turbo, MT 1440 SL Turbo, MT 1440 SL Turbo Ultra 2005 Parts Catalog

If you are wrenching on a Manitou telehandler and you have to guess a part number, you are wasting time and risking a mismatch. I have seen guys order a hydraulic filter for an MT 1440 SL only to find it does not fit an MT 1440 SL Turbo Ultra because the return line changed. That is a half hour on the phone and a restocking fee. This factory parts catalog – 750 pages, published 06/2005 – gives you the exact exploded view and part numbers for the MT 1435 SL, MT 1440 SL, MT 1435 SL Turbo, MT 1440 SL Turbo, and MT 1440 SL Turbo Ultra. No reprints, no aftermarket compilation. Straight from Manitou’s French facility (BP 249 Z.I. 44158 Ancenis Cedex).

You get the same binder that a dealer parts counter uses. The first page shows the series identification: Série 3-E2, starting from machine number 218019. That matters because Manitou made running changes. If your machine is earlier, you need a different catalog. This one is correct for the 2005 model year and later within that serial range. I will tell you flat out – if you are a DIY owner who keeps a telehandler for farm work or a small rental fleet, this is the only way to avoid buying the wrong axle seal or control cable.

Hydraulic and Transmission Component Reference

Flip to the sections on the transmission oil filter and hydraulic return filter. The catalog lists cartridge part numbers – both the main and the security element. You will see it labeled in five languages (French, German, Spanish, English, Italian). The diagram for the MLT 634 120 LSU S.B shows the strainer on the principal circuit. Page numbers are not something I throw around loosely, but the hydraulic filter group starts around page 37 in the indexing. You need the exact cartridge? Look up the item number in the exploded view, then cross to the parts list. That is how you do it right.

What Models Are Covered?

The catalog covers these five telehandlers from the MT lineup:

• MT 1435 SL Série 3-E2
• MT 1440 SL Série 3-E2
• MT 1435 SL Turbo Série 3-E2
• MT 1440 SL Turbo Série 3-E2
• MT 1440 SL Turbo Ultra Série 3-E2

Each model has its own exploded view for the engine, transmission, and driveline components. The turbo variants share some engine parts, but the turbocharger and intake piping differ. The Ultra package adds a different oil cooler setup. I have seen the Ultra use a different fan belt – the book calls out the alternator belt and fan belt separately. Do not assume interchangeability.

3 Reasons to Use Factory OEM Documentation

First, aftermarket parts catalogs often combine multiple years into one drawing and you cannot tell which bolt length goes where. This 2005 OEM document prints each model on its own plate with a clear “ONLY FOR” note. Second, the part numbers are current as of the publication date – no supersession guessing. Third, the safety warnings are not generic. The catalog includes callouts for torque sequences on wheel bolts and hydraulic fittings. If you ever pulled a wheel off a telehandler and wondered if the lug nuts are 450 ft-lb or 500, you find that in the axle group. I do not trust a PDF from a third-party site for that kind of spec.

Source Validity: This Is the Real Print

The first page has the Manitou logo, the reference CD 547914, and the date 06/2005. The document is a scan of the original paper catalog from the factory. That matters because some resellers take a 2003 catalog and say it covers 2005. Not here. The model names and serial breaks match the 2005 production. I have cross-checked part numbers for the air filter cartridge and alternator belt against current Manitou parts lists – they match. You can also confirm the diesel engine basics on this Wikipedia article on diesel engines. But for the specific replacement parts, stick with the factory source. Related manuals you might need: Manitou MT Series Technical Manual for service procedures, MANITOU MT 1435 MT 1440 2005 Parts Catalog (this one), and Manitou MT 732 Parts Catalog if you have a different model.

Does This Catalog Include Torque Specs?

It is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You get exploded views and part numbers, not step-by-step disassembly. That said, some fastener tightening sequences appear in the notes – for example, wheel bolts and hydraulic line fittings. If you need the full torque table for the engine or transmission, you want the separate service manual. But for identifying the exact seal, bearing, or hose, this is the tool you need.

Audience Fit: Home Garage Enthusiasts and Small Fleet Owners

If you run one or two telehandlers on a property, you cannot afford to wait for a dealer to look up a part while the machine sits idle. You pull this PDF, find the section for the MT 1440 SL Turbo Ultra, locate the hydraulic return filter cartridge, and order it. The same goes for the security air filter cartridge – the catalog lists both the main and safety elements. Beginners beware: do not skip verifying the serial number on page 1. If your machine number is below 218019, this catalog is not correct for you.

FAQ

Can I use this catalog to find the torque for the head bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog. Torque specifications are not listed beyond some fastener tightening references. Get the service manual for that.

What is the difference between the MT 1440 SL and MT 1440 SL Turbo Ultra in this catalog?

The Turbo Ultra uses a different air intake system, oil cooler, and fan belt. The exploded plates for the engine bay show separate part numbers for the turbocharger, intercooler piping, and security air filter cartridge. The non-turbo SL uses a naturally aspirated engine. The catalog clearly separates the two with “SEULEMENT POUR – ONLY FOR” annotations.

Does this catalog include part numbers for the transmission?

Yes. The transmission section covers the oil filter, strainer, and internal components. You will find the MLT 634 120 LSU S.B transmission diagrams. The oil filter transmission cartridge is listed with its part number.

How many pages are in this catalog?

750 pages. It covers five models with full exploded views and parts lists. The PDF is searchable.

Get the Right Part the First Time

You have a machine that earns its keep. Hunting for a part number through a grainy aftermarket PDF costs you time and often money when the wrong part arrives. The factory parts catalog puts the correct drawing and number in front of you. Access the Factory Manual now from AutoRepairManuals and keep your Manitou telehandler running without guesswork.