Ammann AP 240 Parts Catalog – 340 Pages OEM Part Index

Description

If you’re wrenching on an Ammann AP 240 and need to order a part – any part – without cross-referencing three different aftermarket catalogs that still get it wrong, this is the file you want on your tablet next to the grease gun. I’ve run a six-bay shop in San Antonio long enough to know the difference between OEM data and somebody’s re-drawn approximation. The Ammann AP 240 Parts Catalog from AutoRepairManuals is a factory original PDF – 340 pages of exploded diagrams, index, and ordering instructions. You want the right brake assembly for a serial number after 1057? It’s in here. You need the suspension spring plug dimension? It’s on the sheet. No translations dropped in a machine translator, no missing callouts.

Let’s talk about what this manual actually does for you on the bench. It’s a parts catalog – not a service manual – so don’t expect torque specs or overhaul procedures. What you get is the complete OEM breakdown of every major assembly on the AP 240: from the front axle (sections 1A and 1B) all the way through the electrical installation on page 404. The Automotive Industry Overview covers general trends, but this catalog covers specific part numbers. That’s what pays the bills.

Suspension, Brake, and Fuel Systems: What the 340 Pages Cover

Three systems that break often – suspension, brake, and fuel – and this catalog gives you the factory drawing for each. Section 47 is dedicated to the suspension assembly, with sub-sections for scrapers (55), spring plugs (55-1), and the frame connection points. The brake system gets its own dedicated section at 92 (Brake Assy) and a second entry under the drive of rear axle at 141-10. Fuel is covered in section 70 B under the frame, specifically 70-2 Fuel Tank, and again in section 110 Fuel Supply. When you’re staring at a leaking injector line and you need to identify the exact banjo fitting – not a “universal” part – this catalog saves you a return trip to the dealer.

Does This Parts Catalog Include Exploded Views?

Yes, every major section includes an exploded-view illustration with part callouts and corresponding numbers. The index at the back lets you cross-reference any component by name. If you’ve ever wasted an afternoon because a third-party catalog showed a different dash panel for the AP 240, you’ll appreciate the factory numbering system. This is the same data Ammann’s own service centers use.

7 Major Sections: From Front Axle to Electrical Installation

Scrolling through the table of contents, you’ll find these broad groupings: Front Axle, Suspension, Frame & Fuel Tank, Brake Assembly, Engine (Cummins) & Fuel Supply, Drive Train, and Electrical Installation. Each section branches into sub-assemblies – for example, the Electrical Installation (404) includes dashboard (404-1), wiring cab (410), and flashing beacons (413, 417, 418). Need to find the part number for a steering cylinder? Section 330 B, sub-section 330-7. The catalog is laid out logically, but the real time-saver is the ordering instructions on page 3. Read them before you submit anything to your parts supplier – Ammann requires the machine serial number and the specific part index number. Fail to include both and your order gets kicked back.

Get the Right Part Number – Follow the Ordering Instructions

The first few pages of this PDF (after the cover) contain the official ordering instructions in six languages. I’ve seen guys skip straight to the diagrams because they think they know the part – then order a brake booster that doesn’t fit their build date. The instructions explicitly state: “For the installation and removal of many parts available through this catalogue, procedures are defined in the Shop Manual.” If you don’t have the shop manual for the AP 240, you might want to pick that up separately. But for ordering, this catalog is the single source you need. Don’t mix aftermarket summaries with OEM figures – they differ by as much as 2mm on bolt spacing. I’ve had job tickets burned by that difference.

Suspension Section: Finding the Right Spring Plug and Scrapers

Let’s drill into the suspension section (47) because that’s where most wear items live on these rollers. The scrapers are called out in section 55 and 57 – two separate sub-assemblies. Spring plugs (55-1) are a common failure point; the OEM part number is only listed in the factory diagram. The catalog also covers the discharge system (65), the water-proof frame (71A/B), and the noise reduction panels (170, 207, 208). If you’re rebuilding a cab, sections 160 through 165 cover cabin, roof, and complete cabin assemblies. Every piece of sheet metal, every seal, every latch has a number. That’s what 340 pages buys you – the ability to point to a drawing and say “that one, right there.”

FAQ

Can I use this catalog to look up torque specs for the suspension bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and quantities for ordering. For torque values, you need the Ammann AP 240 Shop Manual.

How do I find the correct part number if my machine has a serial number below 1057?

The catalog cover states “Serial Nr. 1057-” meaning it covers machines from serial number 1057 onward. If your unit is older, you need the earlier edition. The parts diagrams may not match. Always verify your serial number before ordering – the instructions on page 3 detail exactly how to structure your order to avoid mismatches. I’ve had customers who ignored that step and ended up with a $400 brake assembly that didn’t fit because they ordered by picture instead of index number. Follow the instructions.

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Stop wasting time on aftermarket reprints that blur the callouts. Access the Factory Manual for your Ammann AP 240 and get the part numbers that match your machine.