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Allmand Night Lite Pro II, AS3000 2012 Parts Catalog – Factory Parts Breakdown

I’ve been wrenching on equipment since before some of you were born, and if there’s one thing that burns my ass, it’s ordering a part that doesn’t fit because some aftermarket catalog had the wrong number. For the Allmand Night Lite Pro II, AS3000 2012 Parts Catalog, the factory parts breakdown is the only way to get it right. This 93-page Parts Catalog from 2012 is what Allmand ships to dealers—no reprints, no guesswork.

Allmand Night Lite Pro II SHO Lamp Assemblies: 1000W and 1250W Coverage

The catalog starts with the SHO lamp sections. Pages 7–10 cover the 1000W and 1250W lamps, the lamp holders, and the full assemblies. If you’re replacing a burnt-out metal halide bulb on a job site, you need the correct part number for the lamp holder—page 9 lists the holder for both wattages. Don’t trust the internet; trust Allmand’s own drawing.

Which Allmand Night Lite Pro II, AS3000 2012 Parts Catalog Engine Variants Are Covered?

Three engine options appear in this catalog: Kohler (page 49), CAT (page 50), and Kubota (page 51). Each engine section includes the mounting components, fuel system parts, and control panel connections. The AS3000 Australian spec and CE spec variants have their own control panel pages—for example, pages 55 and 58 show the Australian-spec Kohler and CAT panels. If you’re working on a unit sold outside North America, you need these specific breakdowns. Understanding how the internal combustion engine works helps when diagnosing generator issues—see Internal Combustion Engine for fundamentals.

Vertical Tower Cable Replacement – Part Reference

Pages 28–29 give the instructions for replacing the steel cables on the vertical tower. While this is a parts catalog, it includes the cable part numbers and the sections needed for the replacement procedure. The tower sections themselves are broken down by section number—Section 2 vertical tower occupies pages 26–27. That’s how granular this catalog gets.

3 Reasons a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket

One: Aftermarket catalogs often combine multiple years into one diagram and you end up with a part that’s off by a bolt pattern. Two: The factory catalog includes the engineering revisions—note the (NEW) and (OLD) designations on pivot sections (pages 15–16) and control panels (pages 54–56). Three: You get the exact part number from the manufacturer, not a cross-reference that may have typos. On page 72, the fuel tank part number is listed for the standard and AS3000 spec. You won’t find that level of detail in a third-party PDF.

Fuel Tank and Fender: Page 72 and 73 Part Numbers

The fuel tank is page 72. The right inner fender for the new laydown tower is page 73. If you’re replacing a cracked fender on a 2012 Night Lite Pro II, you need to know which variant—laydown versus vertical—because the part numbers differ. Page 73 is for laydown, page 74 for vertical. That split is exactly why you need the factory catalog. Order the wrong one and you’re waiting another week.

This catalog is for the shop that maintains a fleet of light towers or the owner-operator who wants to do their own parts ordering. It’s not a repair manual—you won’t find torque specs or fluid capacities—but it is the definitive reference for every screw, bulb, ballast, and panel on these machines. Demand for portable light towers has grown alongside construction segments—see Automotive Industry Overview for broader context.

Original Allmand Brothers publication, printed in 2012. Page 2 includes the P.O. Box in Holdrege, NE. I’ve seen too many “reprint” catalogs that are blurry scans with missing pages. This is the real deal, pulled from the factory archives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include wiring diagrams?

No. This is a parts catalog only. Wiring diagrams are in the service manual.

Will it help me find the part number for a 1000W SHO lamp?

Yes. Page 7 lists the 1000W lamp assembly. The lamp holder is on page 9. You’ll get the Allmand part number, not a generic substitute.

Is the AS3000 Australian spec covered?

Yes. Separate pages exist for the Australian-spec Kohler control panel (page 55), CAT control panel (page 58), Kubota keyed panel (page 61), and rear panel (page 81). The CE spec is also included. This is critical for anyone working on export units—the part numbers often differ from the standard North American versions. Don’t assume they’re interchangeable just because the tower looks the same. I’ve seen techs order the wrong ballast because they didn’t check the spec sheet. The factory catalog saves that headache.

Can I use this for a 2010 model?

Possible, but verify the tower section design. The catalog notes (NEW) and (OLD) on many components. Compare your unit’s serial number to the revision level shown.

If you’re tired of chasing wrong part numbers and want the original factory breakdown for the Allmand Night Lite Pro II and AS3000, this is the document you need. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep it on your bench.

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