A Genuine Multi-Pump System — Not a Single Component
The LTM 1050, a 50-tonne all-terrain mobile crane, genuinely runs a combination of one axial piston pump and three gear pumps working together — not a single pump. This lets the crane control up to four movements simultaneously (boom telescoping, luffing, slewing, hoisting) with load-sensing flow distribution, one of Liebherr's own in-house engineering signatures.
Worth understanding before ordering: the LTM 1050's hydraulic system isn't one pump but a genuine four-pump combination — a primary axial piston pump plus three gear pumps, working together under load-sensing control to let the operator run boom telescoping, luffing, slewing, and hoisting simultaneously without one function starving another of flow. When one of these pumps needs replacement, confirming exactly which of the four is affected matters — a hoist-circuit issue and a slew-circuit issue point to different pumps within the same system.
| Component | Type | Function |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Pump | Axial Piston | Main crane movements, load-sensing flow control |
| Gear Pumps (x3) | Fixed Displacement Gear | Auxiliary and simultaneous-function circuits |
Confirm which specific pump in the system needs replacement — WhatsApp your symptoms and a photo of the affected component for a precise match.
Measured against Liebherr's original tolerance specification for the specific pump in your system.
Tested for accurate, responsive flow-sharing across simultaneous crane functions.
Replaced as standard on every unit.
Pressure, flow, and control response recorded on the written test report.