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Ammann ASC 130 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Documentation

You’ve got an Ammann ASC 130 in the shop – maybe a rented roller that’s down, or one you’re restoring for a customer. You need a new hydraulic motor for the vibratory bandage. You pull the old one, take it to the counter, and the parts guy hands you something that “looks close.” That’s when you start wasting time and money. This is the factory Parts Catalog – 528 pages of Ammann’s own exploded views and OEM part numbers. Not a reprint, not a third-party compilation. Original factory documentation, straight from the manufacturer.

What Makes This Parts Catalog Different?

An aftermarket parts list might tell you what fits. This catalog shows you exactly what belongs there. Every section in the table of contents – from the RUETTELBANDAGE (vibratory bandage) to the MOTOR CUMMINS – has its own exploded diagram with numbered callouts. Each callout ties to a specific part number. You don’t guess. You order the exact bearing, seal, or hydraulic cartridge the machine was built with.

Cummins Engine Section: Page 105

The engine section is a good example. Page 105 covers the Cummins power plant. If you need a injection pump or a gasket set, the diagram shows every component. No more cross-referencing aftermarket catalogs based on engine serial number alone – this catalog gives you the complete assembly breakdown for the ASC 130 installation.

Exploded Views: How to Read Them

Each page shows a line drawing with part numbers in balloons. Below the diagram is a parts list table that includes the part number, description, quantity per machine, and sometimes additional notes. The drawing is scaled so you can compare with the actual part. Pay attention to revision letters – Ammann updates parts and those changes are reflected in the catalog. The front matter (page 3) gives instructions for ordering spare parts in seven languages. Use those instructions to format your order correctly and avoid mix-ups.

3 Reasons to Trust the Factory Parts Catalog

First, the catalog is produced by Ammann themselves. They make the machine – they know what parts go where. Second, the 528-page count means no shortcuts; every assembly from the TERRAINRAEDER (wheels) to the ELEKTROINSTALLATION (wiring) is covered. Third, the catalog includes serial number coverage (Serial Nr. 1-). If your machine falls in that range, the part numbers are guaranteed correct. You can also pair this catalog with the Ammann ASC 70/90/100/110/130 2008 Workshop Manual – Factory Specs for disassembly and reassembly procedures.

Ordering Instructions: Follow the Procedure

Flip to page 3 of the catalog. The manufacturer includes a step-by-step guide for placing orders. It tells you what information to quote – machine serial number, part number, quantity. Skip that step and you risk getting the wrong revision. The disclaimer on page 4 reminds you that non-adherence to the workshop manual procedures during installation can void manufacturer responsibility for defects. Use the catalog to order parts, then use the workshop manual to install them. For related Ammann machines, check the Ammann AC110-2 Parts Catalog – 182-Page OEM Spare Parts Manual or the Ammann Rammax 1515-M/MI/MC/MCI 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a repair manual. You need the workshop manual for torque values.

What languages are the part numbers in?

The catalog is multilingual. The header includes German, English, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Czech. The part numbers themselves are numeric and universal.

How is the catalog organized?

The catalog is organized by machine assembly groups. Each group has a number and name, e.g., 6 RUETTELBANDAGE, 23 VIBRATOR, 105 MOTOR CUMMINS. Within each group, exploded views show components with callouts to part numbers. The ordering instructions on page 3 explain how to quote these numbers for correct delivery.

Can I use this catalog to identify parts for my ASC 130 if the serial number is missing?

The catalog covers serial number 1- as shown on the title page. If your machine’s serial number falls within that range, you can use the catalog to identify parts. However, if the serial number is missing, you need to cross-reference by visual inspection with the exploded diagrams. Pay attention to revisions – Ammann continuously improves its products, and the manufacturer reserves the right to make changes. The disclaimer on page 4 states that non-adherence to procedures in the shop manual can void responsibility for defects. So, while you can identify parts, be cautious of later revisions. This catalog is a snapshot at the time of publication.

Using the right part number from a factory catalog saves hours of chasing down mismatches. That’s the difference between a job done right and a callback. Whether you work on construction equipment full-time or maintain your own roller, this Ammann ASC 130 Parts Catalog belongs on your bench. The importance of OEM documentation in the Automotive Industry Overview is clear, and the same principle applies to heavy machinery – you don’t cut corners. For a comprehensive reference on why OEM factory data beats aftermarket guesses, read the Automotive Industry Overview. Access the factory manual and start ordering the right parts today.