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Ammann ARX 90 2013 Parts Catalog – Factory Spare Parts Breakdown

Ever spent an afternoon tracking down a part number only to find it doesn’t fit? That’s what you get with third-party catalogs. For the Ammann ARX 90, a 2013 model with the Deutz Tier 4i engine, you need the Ammann ARX 90 2013 Parts Catalog – 328 pages of factory-sourced breakdowns. Not a reprint, not a condensed version. This is the exact document Ammann shipped with the machine. If you’re rebuilding a vibration pump or replacing fuel lines, you want the part number from the source, not a guess.

Match the Right Part to Your ARX 90 Engine

Pop the hood on an ARX 90 and you’ll find the Deutz diesel. The engine section (001-106) splits into two subsections: Engine part A and Engine part B. Between them you get every gasket, pulley, and bracket that bolts onto that block. Need the cooling fan shroud? That’s on page 126 under the Cooling system heading. Fuel pipes run through section 001-110. Each component is drawn with its factory reference number so you order once and fit the first time.

Wasting time on aftermarket compilations that skip the heater connection or the vibration pump flange? This catalog covers those too – sections 001-603 and 001-292 respectively. 328 pages means no shortcuts.

Cooling System and Fuel Lines – Sections 001-126 and 001-110

If the coolant hose blows on a job site, you can’t afford to wait for a wrong part. This manual walks you through every hose, clamp, and radiator bracket under Cooling system (001-126). Fuel system components are isolated in section 001-110. You’ll find the exact part numbers for the fuel tank assembly (003-250) and its accessories (003-251). No generic “fits ARX 90” junk. These are Ammann OEM numbers.

That matters when you’re under the machine at 6 PM and need a fuel return line. One lookup and you’re ordering the right piece.

Does This Parts Catalog Include Hydraulic Diagrams?

Yes – five sections (005-301 through 005-370) cover the entire hydraulic circuit. Drum hydraulics, blocking hydraulics, steering hydraulics, cooling hydraulics, even the CRAB steering block and hydraulic servo steering. Each subsection shows the individual cubes, pipes, and brake blocks with part numbers. If you’re servicing the vibration pump (001-292) or the drive pump (001-290), the exploded views tell you exactly which seal kit or cartridge goes where. No tracing blurry photos from a third-party website.

8 Sections of Factory Parts Data

The catalog is organized into eight logical groups: Engine, Drive, Frame, Cab, Hydraulic, Electrical system, Basic equipment, and Options. Each group has sub-sections down to the nut and bolt level. For example, the Cab section (004) includes the operator platform, armrests, doors, windows, handles – even the seat travel locking mechanism (004-156-001). The Electrical system (006) breaks down the control panels, wiring boxes, lamps, and warning lights. If you need the left front lamp assembly, it’s listed under 006-423-001 with the correct bulb and housing part numbers.

Most parts catalogs stop at the major assemblies. This one goes deeper because it’s the real thing – not a copy of a copy.

Engine: Deutz Tier 4i Specifics in the Catalog

The engine section isn’t just a generic “fits all” deal. It’s specific to the Deutz Tier 4i configuration used in the ARX 90. You get the intake (001-135), exhaust (001-136), and the heating connection (001-603). The Cooling system drawings include the correct thermostat and water pump part numbers for this particular engine variant. That’s the difference between a radiator that works and one that leaks on the first heat cycle.

Remember: aftermarket catalogs often skip the heating connection because they don’t know it exists for this roller. The factory catalog includes it.

Source Validity: Why This Beats Generic Spare Parts Lists

This isn’t some aftermarket compilation scraped from forum posts. It’s the original Ammann spare parts catalogue from edition 09/2013, serialized for machines from no. 4082001. The document is recognized by book ID 4-P07408DE-ML and printed in three languages (English, German, French). When you order parts using these numbers, the dealer sees the same reference you do. No translation errors. If you want to understand the Automotive Industry Overview standards behind heavy equipment documentation, this manual sits at the top of the chain.

For a broader picture of how OEM manuals differ from aftermarket, check Automotive Industry Overview. The difference is raw data versus cookbook approximations.

Audience Fit – Who Needs 328 Pages of Parts?

If you own an Ammann ARX 90 and do your own maintenance, this catalog will save you from ordering the wrong $300 pump seal. Beginners: you’ll learn how the machine is assembled by studying the exploded views before you touch a wrench. Workshop owners: hand this to a tech instead of letting them search parts websites – they’ll find what they need in 30 seconds. Rental fleet operators: keep one on the tablet for quick part lookups between jobs.

The catalog is a PDF, so you can search for “cooling” or “vibration pump” and jump straight to the page. No flipping through 328 paper pages, but the file contains every one of those factory illustrations and part numbers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this catalog to order parts for my ARX 90 if it was built before 2013?

This edition applies to machines from serial number 4082001 onward. Earlier builds may have different part numbers. Check your serial before ordering.

Does the catalog include torque specs for bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a workshop manual. It gives part numbers and exploded views. Torque values are in the separate workshop manual [LINK_ID_REL_0].

How many pages cover the cooling system specifically?

Section 001-126 runs about 16 pages. Together with the fuel pipes (001-110) and tank (003-250), the engine cooling and fuel sections are well detailed with individual callouts for every hose, fitting, and bracket.

Is this the same PDF the dealer uses?

Yes. This is the official Ammann spare parts catalogue, identical to what dealers pull up on their systems. No modifications, no watermark removal – just the factory file as published in 2013.

Stop guessing part numbers. Access the Factory Manual and get the right component the first time.