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Ammann ASC 200 Parts Catalog – 412 Pages of OEM Factory Documentation

If you have ever tried to match a hydraulic motor or a roller bandage from a generic aftermarket drawing, you know the headache. The wrong part number costs you a week and a customer. I have been a tech for 28 years, and I do not touch aftermarket parts books. This Ammann ASC 200 Parts Catalog is the real deal – a direct OEM scan, 412 pages, covering the ASC 200 with Cummins engine. No translations, no guesses, just the factory parts breakdown.

412 Pages of Factory Specs – Not a Summary

This catalog is not a condensed version. It is the same document the dealer uses. Every assembly from the roller bandage (RUETTELBANDAGE, section 1) to the electrical installation (ELEKTROINSTALLATION, section 407) is broken into exploded views with part numbers. The file is multilingual: German, English, French, and Spanish. If your crew speaks different languages, you can hand them the same page and they will get the same number. The original file name – AMMANN_ASC_200_Parts_Catalog_de-en-fr-es-14614000345.pdf – confirms it is a full production scan, not a reprint.

What’s Inside the ASC 200 Parts Catalog?

Open the table of contents and you see 90+ groups covering every system. The engine section alone spans MOTOR CUMMINS (105 A and 105 B) with sub-groups like the auxiliary drive and alternator mount. The vibratory system (VIBRATOR, section 20) lists every bearing and seal. The hydraulic sections – FAHRAUWIEBSHYDRAULIK (300 A/B), VIBRATORHYDRAULIK (320), LENKUNG (334), SCHARHYDRAULIK (340) – are all separate, so you can find the exact valve or cylinder without flipping through unrelated diagrams. There is even a section for the FIRE EXTINGUISHER (FEUERLOESCHGERAET, 625) and the COMPACTION METER (VERDICHTUNGS MESSER, 682). For a machine that spends its life on a jobsite, these are the parts you do not want to misorder.

Why OEM Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket

The instructions for ordering spare parts appear on page 3. They are printed in seven languages, including the note that the manufacturer reserves the right to change parts without notice. An aftermarket catalog cannot track those running changes. This OEM version comes from Ammann’s own archives. The part numbers match what the dealer will pull from the shelf. I have been burned by third-party catalogs that list a superseded number with no cross-reference. This book does not do that.

Page 4 carries a warning that should matter to every mechanic: if you install or remove parts using procedures that are not in the Shop Manual, the manufacturer is not responsible for damage. That is not just liability talk – it means the parts catalog is meant to be used with the official workshop manual. For the ASC 200, that companion manual is the Ammann ASC 70/90/110/150/200 2004 Workshop Manual [LINK_ID_REL_0]. You need both to do the job right.

Who Needs This Catalog?

Workshop owners who maintain a fleet of rollers need this on a tablet next to the service bay. If you are a mobile tech who rebuilds vibratory drives on site, you need the exact bearing and seal numbers from section 20. Even a DIY owner who does their own preventive maintenance will save hours by ordering the correct filter or belt from the LUFTANSCHLUSS (135) or KUEHLUNG DES MOTORS (125) sections. This is not a manual for a weekend oil change – it is a parts ID tool for any repair that goes beyond fluids.

How to Order Parts Correctly

Use the Anweisung für die Bestellung von Ersatzteilen on page 3. Every part is located by group and index number. Write down the machine serial number (see title page – Serial Nr. 48-). Cross-check the group number with the parts list. If the part is a hydraulic cylinder from section 370, the exploded view shows the exact seal kit number. Do not guess – the Ammann numbering system is logical but unforgiving if you transpose digits. The catalog also includes reference to the Shop Manual for disassembly steps. Without that, you risk breaking the part during removal, and the catalog will not tell you the torque for the bolts – that is in the workshop manual.

For related machines, the Ammann AC110-2 Parts Catalog – 182-Page OEM Spare Parts Manual [LINK_ID_REL_1] and the Ammann Rammax 1515-M/MI/MC/MCI 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual [LINK_ID_REL_2] follow the same format. If you work on multiple Ammann models, those catalogs will save you the same grief.

FAQ

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog – it lists parts, not fastening torques. You need the Ammann ASC 200 Workshop Manual for assembly specs.

What languages are in this PDF?

German, English, French, and Spanish. The ordering instructions on page 3 also include Russian and Czech. The parts lists themselves use German headers but all part numbers are numeric and universal.

Can I use this to find the part number for the hydraulic motor on the roller bandage?

Yes. Section 1-31 (HYDROMOTOR ZURICHT) shows the exploded view and part numbers for the hydraulic motor mounted to the roller bandage. The same indexing applies to the auxiliary drive (30-6) and the vibratory motors. If you have the serial number of your ASC 200, you can order the exact replacement.

Will this catalog work for an ASC 200 with a different engine than Cummins?

No. This catalog specifically covers the Cummins engine variant. The engine sections (105 A and 105 B) list parts for that power unit. If your machine has a different engine, you would need the corresponding parts catalog for that configuration.

You can waste an afternoon chasing a part number from a blurry screenshot, or you can access the factory document that the dealer uses. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your shop tablet. Your parts order will hit the shelf the first time, and your machine will be back in the dirt faster.

For general automotive industry context, see Automotive Industry Overview [LINK_ID_EXT_0] and Automotive Industry Overview [LINK_ID_EXT_1].