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Ammann AC110-2 Parts Catalog – 182 Pages of Factory Parts Data

If you’ve ever ordered a part for an AC110-2 based on a grainy online photo and ended up with the wrong bearing, you know the frustration. This Ammann AC110-2 Parts Catalog puts the factory diagrams in your hand – all 182 pages of them. Not a reprint. Not a third-party compilation. Original OEM material from Ammann Schweiz AG. You flip to the section, find the exploded view, read the part number, and order the exact piece. No guesswork.

Wheel Assembly Diagrams (Section 1-0)

The catalog breaks down the wheel group into subassemblies like Glüheindüsen komplett, rechts (glow plug assembly, right) and Anlasser/Zünd-Verstellmotor (starter/ignition timing motor). Each subassembly gets its own exploded drawing with callouts and part numbers. You see exactly what goes where – smooth bandage, rear shaft, axial position adjusting engine. No squinting at blurry photos.

Frame Components: Section 2-0

Section 2 covers the frame – the backbone of the machine. The catalog splits it by series: parts for machines up to serial 499 and those from 500+. You get separate diagrams for frame mounting, expansion parts, roller guides, hood sections, mudguards, and the entire battery holder assembly. There’s even a Pilote-Plattform (operator platform) breakdown. If you need to replace a door top left or a right roller guide, the page tells you which series it fits.

Safety Warnings You Won’t Find in Aftermarket Copies

Page 3 and 4 of the original document carry real warnings. While welding on the machine, the battery must be disconnected. The electronic control unit will fry if you skip that step. Also: Never use a water jet on electrical or electronic components. A pressure washer might seem like a quick way to clean the engine bay, but water in the controller means a new controller. And if you’re replacing hydraulic hoses on a machine that uses synthetic ester fluid, you must use hoses rated for phosphate ester – not standard hydraulic hose. The catalog says it straight. Aftermarket parts listings don’t include those notes.

Parts List Structure: German, English, French

The manual runs three languages side by side – German (Inhaltsverzeichnis), English (Spare Parts List), French (Liste des pièces de rechange). Each part number appears with the description in all three languages. You don’t need to speak German to read the diagram callouts; the English column is right there. The index at the front lets you find any part number in seconds. 182 pages, but you’ll spend more time reading the exploded views than hunting for numbers.

How the Index Saves You Time

Flip to the Index, Spare parts order – it’s alphanumeric. Find the part number you need (e.g., 1-ET521236), and the index gives you the page. Then cross-reference to the diagram page. Every part listed in the TOC by section: 1-10, 1-20, etc. The catalog doesn’t assume you know the machine. It assumes you need the right part number the first time. That’s the point.

Why an OEM Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Listings

I’ve seen aftermarket parts catalogs for compaction rollers that list a replacement bearing that doesn’t fit the actual hub. They copy the part description but change the number. This catalog is the factory document – the same one Ammann technicians use. The pages match the machine. The diagrams match the bolt patterns. You can trust the numbers because they come from the same ISO 9001 process that built the roller. For more on why OEM documentation matters in the construction equipment industry, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include service procedures or torque specs?

No. It’s a parts catalog – exploded diagrams and part numbers. You get the factory part listings, not repair steps.

Will this work for an AC110-2 with a Cummins engine?

The catalog covers the AC110-2 with a Cummins engine. The first page shows “AC110-2 Cummins”. All sections – wheel, frame, hydraulics – apply to that engine configuration.

How do I find a part number if I only have the description?

Use the index. Each part appears under its German, English, and French names. Or browse the section that matches the machine area – wheel, frame, etc. The diagrams show the part, and the callout number leads to the part number in the table.

What about the hydraulic hose replacement warning – is it in the catalog?

The catalog includes a full-page caution about using only hoses approved for synthetic ester fluid when replacing hydraulic lines on machines running that fluid. It also warns against retrofitting used machines with biodegradable fluid. You get that warning exactly as Ammann printed it – no paraphrasing, no omissions. It’s on the caution page near the front.

That’s the real value of this factory catalog: you get the warnings and the part numbers together. Order the correct piece, and you skip the second trip to the dealer. Access the Factory Manual – it’s the same file Ammann supplies to its service network.