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Ammann 1585 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts Manual (108 Pages)

I’ve been wrenching on construction equipment for 28 years. The number of times I’ve seen a guy try to match a hydraulic hose by eyeballing it is embarrassing. You don’t need to guess the part number for your Ammann 1585. You need a Ammann 1585 Parts Catalog from the factory that shows every nut, bolt, and seal in exploded view. This one’s got 108 pages, straight from Ammann Schweiz AG. No aftermarket guesswork.

003 Engine Motor Moteur – What the OEM Manual Shows

Section 003 breaks down the entire engine assembly: the Hatz diesel block, fuel pipes (003-002), gear pump (003-003), and air filter (003-004). Every part number is listed with its position in the exploded diagram. If you’re overhauling the fuel system or replacing the gear pump, you need this section to order the correct seals and pipes. I’ve seen guys order the wrong banjo bolt because they used a generic parts list. Don’t be that guy.

007 Hydraulic System – Why the Hose Plans Matter

Three different hose plans exist for the 1585: manual, manual+IR, and manual+IR+cable. Section 007-001 through 007-003 shows each routing and the exact hose lengths with part numbers. Ordering the wrong hose kit costs time and money. This catalog lists each hose by part number so you don’t end up with a 24-inch hose where a 20-inch belongs. The hydraulic drives are covered in 001-003 and 001-004 as well – those sections show the pump and motor assemblies.

006 Electrical System – Wiring Harness Variants

Four wiring harness configurations are documented in section 006: manual (006-001), manual+IR (006-002), manual+cable (006-003), and manual+IR+cable (006-004). Each harness diagram shows every connector, wire gauge, and terminal. No generic pinout trickery – this is the actual factory harness layout. If your 1585 has infrared remote, you need the 006-002 diagram, not the manual-only one. Don’t splice wires based on a generic diagram.

001 Support Structure – Drum, Vibration, and Center Beam

Section 001 covers the roller drum bandage (001-001), standard roller drum (001-002), hydraulic drives (001-003/004), vibration assemblies (001-005/006), and the center beam (001-007). When you need to replace the drum bandage or rebuild the vibration exciter, these pages give you the part numbers for bearings, seals, and bolts. It’s all broken down by subassembly so you don’t have to buy the whole drum to get one bushing.

OEM vs Aftermarket: Why Factory Documentation Wins

Aftermarket parts catalogs copy from earlier editions and often miss supersessions or use generic interchange numbers that don’t fit. I’ve got a stack of aftermarket catalogs that are missing the latest revision for the 1585. This one is OEM – printed by Ammann Schweiz AG with book ID 1270243 A. It includes the Hatz engine specific parts and the exact wiring harness variants. When you call your parts supplier with a factory part number from this catalog, you get the right piece the first time. No returns, no delays.

If you work on other Ammann models, you might need Ammann AC110-2 Parts Catalog – 182-Page OEM Spare Parts Manual for the larger tandem roller, or Ammann Rammax 1515-M/MI/MC/MCI 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual for the predecessor machine. The Ammann ARX 90 2013 Parts Catalog – 328-Page OEM Spare Parts covers the 9-ton roller. For background on construction equipment industry standards, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

FAQ – Common Questions About the Ammann 1585 Parts Catalog

Does this manual cover the engine in detail?

Section 003 covers the engine assembly, fuel pipes, gear pump, and air filter. Part numbers for the Hatz diesel block and its ancillaries are all listed with exploded views.

Are the wiring diagrams included?

Yes. Section 006 has four separate wiring harness diagrams for manual, IR, cable, and combined configurations. Each harness is shown with connector pinouts and wire colors.

Can I use this catalog to order parts from any dealer?

Yes. These are OEM Ammann part numbers. Any authorized Ammann dealer can look up the number. Aftermarket dealers may also cross-reference.

Is this a repair manual or just a parts list?

It is a spare parts catalog – exploded diagrams with part numbers. It does not contain step-by-step repair procedures or torque specs. You need the separate service manual for that. But if you’re ordering parts, this is the document you want. I’ve been using these for decades to get the right seal kit the first time. No guesswork, no wasted trips to the parts counter.

Don’t waste time chasing incorrect part numbers. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your shop tablet or print the sections you need. For 108 pages, you’re getting every major assembly of the Ammann 1585 – from the drum bandage to the engine hood insulation. That’s the difference between a job done right and a return trip to the dealer.