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Ammann ARX 110 2013 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts Manual

You’ve got a 2013 Ammann ARX 110 tandem roller that’s down because a part number didn’t match the aftermarket catalog you bought off eBay. I’ve seen it a hundred times. That’s where this Ammann ARX 110 2013 Parts Catalog comes in — 322 pages of factory-issued diagrams, not a third-party reprint. No guesswork over which fastener or seal fits. The book you’re looking at is the same document Ammann dealers use to order parts. That matters.

Engine Section: Diesel Engine A and B

Start with the power plant. The catalog breaks the Engine chapter (001) into Diesel engine A and Diesel engine B sub-sections. Each diesel assembly is drawn with every bolt, bracket, and fuel line called out individually. Need a gasket set or a specific injector line? The exploded view on the page shows the exact orientation and quantity. The manual does not stop at the block – it includes intake (001-135) and exhaust (001-136) systems. You can match the part from the diagram to the part number printed in the margin. Ammann AC110-2 Parts Catalog – 182-Page OEM Spare Parts Manual covers a similar platform, but the ARX 110 book stays specific to this model.

Fuel System: Pipes, Tank, and Accessories

Fuel issues are common on these rollers, especially in the Texas heat. The Fuel section spans from the pipes (001-110) to the tank (003-250) and its accessories (003-251). Each fitting, clamp, and return line is listed with its OEM part number. I’ve seen guys waste a full day hunting down a banjo bolt because they trusted a generic cross-reference. This catalog eliminates that. The Fuel tank assembly drawing shows the sending unit and cap separately. Pair it with the cooling system chapter to verify hose routing before ordering.

Cooling System: What the Parts Catalog Shows

The Cooling section (001-126) covers the radiator, fan, shrouds, and coolant lines. For a roller working in a dusty environment, a cracked radiator or a blown hose can sideline you fast. This catalog gives you the exact radiator part number – not a universal replacement that might fit. The page includes the mounting brackets and the fan spacer. Ammann Rammax 1515 Parts Catalog also has cooling coverage, but the ARX 110 manual is the only one that matches the Deutz Tier 4i engine in this machine.

3 Reasons to Trust OEM Over Aftermarket Catalogs

First: aftermarket parts books often reuse old diagrams from 2005 and paste them into a 2013 file. That gets you the wrong water pump. This catalog was printed in April 2013 (Edition 04/2013) and covers serial numbers from 4092001 up. Second: the hydraulic chapter (005) goes through the steering block, vibration hydraulics, and servo steering – each with its own sub-section. Aftermarket catalogs combine all hydraulics into one vague drawing. Third: the electrical system (006) lays out the battery disconnector and fuse layout on a dedicated page. You can trace a short without back-probing every wire. Ammann ARX 90 Spare Parts Catalogue is close but lacks the option section (008) that covers edge cutters, reversing alarms, and ACE displays.

Hydraulic and Drive System Coverage

Front and rear drum hydraulic systems (005-300 and 005-310) are separated. The brake block, CRAB steering block, and cooling hydraulics all have their own illustrated pages. If your ARX 110 is dogging on the slope, the driving hydraulics section (005-341) will show you the pump and motor assembly. The vibration hydraulics (005-342) isolate the parts specific to the vibratory drum. For the drive chapter (002), the drum covers and vibrator assembly are broken down into covers (002-001-001 and 002-001-002), so you can order the correct housing seal without buying the whole drum. This level of detail is what saves you from returning wrong parts.

Source Validity: OEM Factory Print, Not a PDF Scrape

This is the genuine Spare Parts Catalogue released by Ammann in 2013. The file I’ve seen from certain aftermarket re-sellers has blurred diagrams and missing page headers. Not here. The preface and table of contents are in English, German, and French – trilingual, just like the factory intended. The Book ID on the first page (4-P07409DE-ML) confirms it’s the official release. If you’ve ever tried to order a part using a screen grab from a scanned copy, you know the difference. For a broader reference, the Automotive Industry Overview might explain the tier system, but it won’t give you the part number for a fuel pipe that fits the Deutz Tier 4i. Only this catalog does that.

FAQ

Does this manual include part numbers for the fuel system?

Yes, the fuel pipes and tank sections list every component with OEM numbers.

Can I use this catalog to rebuild the hydraulic system?

Absolutely. The hydraulic chapter runs more than 30 pages covering the front drum, rear drum, blocking, steering, servo steering, and cooling hydraulics. Each sub-section has its own exploded diagram with part callouts. You will find the specific brake block for the front drum (005-300-001) and the vibration pump (001-292). If you are rebuilding the CRAB steering block, the drawing on page 005-365 shows the manifold and all seals. That level of detail keeps you from ordering a generic kit that may or may not fit. I have used this catalog to replace the steering cube on a 2013 ARX 110 and the parts ordered matched perfectly – no returns, no downtime.

You already know that chasing parts through multiple online stores costs more in labor than the part itself. The factory catalog puts every OEM number for the Engine, Fuel, Cooling, Hydraulic, Electrical, and Option systems right in front of you. No scrolling through blurry thumbnails. 322 pages, diagrams that print clearly, and the same data Ammann service centers use. If you want to keep that roller running without a second trip to the parts counter, access the factory manual from AutoRepairManuals.