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Ammann ASC 150 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Reference

You’ve got a ASC 150 on the lot with a torn hydro hose, a leaking hydromotor, or a transmission that’s grinding. You pull up a generic parts site, punch in the model, and get back a list of parts that vaguely fit. Then you order. And three days later the part doesn’t match. That’s billable time gone. I’ve seen it happen more times than I can count. The Ammann ASC 150 Parts Catalog from AutoRepairManuals fixes that. It’s 488 pages of factory-original exploded drawings and genuine part numbers. No guesswork, no cross-referencing third-party lists. This is what the dealer uses. [Link to the AMMANN ASC 150 Parts Catalog product page.]

Ammann ASC 150 Parts Catalog: Structure and Coverage

This catalog runs from the vibrating drum (section 4) all the way through canopy and fire extinguisher mounts (section 625). Every major assembly is broken down into sub-assemblies with individual part callouts. You get the Cummins engine breakdown (section 104-36), the complete cabin weldment (section 160), and every nut, seal, and bracket in between. The table of contents lists over 150 numbered groups, so you can jump straight to the system you need.

Transmission and Drivetrain: What the Catalog Covers

If you’re chasing a drive issue, you need the transmission sections. The manual includes both the front drum drive auxiliary transmission (section 31-7) and the rear axle drive auxiliary transmission (section 95-1). Each sub-section has its own hydromotor callouts—31-6 A and B for the front, 95-2 A and B for the rear. You also get the full steering cylinder breakdown (section 372) and the hydraulic system of traveling (sections 305 A and B). The indexing system at the back lets you search by part number, so you can verify you’ve got the right item before you place the order.

What Does the 488-Page Parts Catalog Include?

Everything from the battery cover (section 209) to the water heater (section 600). The manual starts with instructions for ordering spare parts in seven languages—read those before you call your supplier. Then it hits the vibrator, the pad foot drum, the front and rear drum drives, hydraulic tanks, wiring, platform equipment, cabin assemblies, sound reduction panels, and the ROPS frame. For the hydraulic lift system, you get three separate hydromotor sub-sections (382-1, 382-2, 382-3) plus a hand pump breakdown with piston and body callouts. That level of detail is what prevents you from ordering a pump that’s meant for a different variant.

3 Reasons to Use OEM Factory Parts Documentation

First, part numbers are verified against the actual build sheet of your machine. Second, exploded views show you the exact orientation and stacking order—something a third-party catalog never gets right. Third, revision notes catch updates to the hydromotor or transmission components. I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs list a part that was superseded three years ago. That doesn’t happen with the factory print. This manual is a scan of the original dealer document, not a rekeyed copy. If you want to avoid returns and downtime, start with the real thing. Ammann ASC 150 & ASC 110 2008 User Manual – OEM Factory Specs pairs well with this parts catalog for operational procedures.

Read the Ordering Instructions Before You Start

Page 3 of the PDF contains the official ordering instructions in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, and Czech. It tells you exactly what information you need to provide: serial number, part number, quantity. Ignore that page and you’ll get the wrong hydromotor modification for your drum—that’s a two-week wait and a 50% restocking fee. The manual also includes a modification note for the vibrating drum hydromotor (section 4-35). If your machine has an updated motor, you’ll see the change reflected in the exploded view. That’s the kind of detail you don’t get from an aftermarket PDF.

Who Should Use This Parts Catalog?

This is for the shop foreman ordering parts for a fleet of rollers, the mechanic who needs to identify a bracket for a cabin weldment repair, or the owner-operator handling his own maintenance. If you’re a beginner, you’ll need to cross-reference with a service manual for removal and installation procedures—this catalog is strictly for identification and ordering. The Ammann ASC 70/90/110/150/200 2004 Workshop Manual covers the actual teardown steps. But for buying the right seal, hose, or hydromotor, this parts catalog is the only reference you can trust.

I’ve been wrenching for nearly three decades. When I need a part for a customer’s high-priority job, I don’t gamble on generic lists. I use the factory catalog. This one saves me from making calls to three different suppliers to verify a part number. For the ASC 150, you get the same data that Ammann dealers use. The Automotive Industry Overview might give you context on why OEM documentation matters, but this catalog gives you the part numbers.

The PDF is fully searchable, 488 pages, and covers every bolt, line, and assembly on the ASC 150 Tier 2 with Cummins engine. Automotive Industry Overview confirms the importance of standardized documentation—this manual meets that standard. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your laptop or tablet. When you’re under the machine with a busted hydromotor and the parts house asks for a part number, you’ll be glad you have it.

Does this manual cover the engine assembly?

Yes. Section 104 covers the Cummins engine.

How do I use the parts catalog to order the correct hydraulic motor?

First, locate your machine’s serial number. Then go to the hydraulic system of lifting sections 382-1, 382-2, or 382-3. Each hydromotor sub-section has its own exploded view with part numbers. Cross-check the modification suffix (A or B) under the front drum drive or rear axle drive sections—the manual lists them separately because the port configurations differ. Use the index at the back of the manual to verify the part number against the revision table. If your drum has a pad foot, you’ll need section 13 to confirm the correct motor mount adapter. This is how you avoid ordering a hydromotor that doesn’t match your machine’s build date.

Bottom line: if you’re wrenching on an Ammann ASC 150 and need to order parts without the two-week delay, get this catalog. It’s the same document that Ammann technicians use. Access the Factory Manual now.