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Ammann AV 85-2 2006 Parts Catalog

If you’re tracking down a part for an Ammann AV 85-2 asphalt roller, you’ve probably found out the hard way that generic cross-reference lists don’t cut it. The seal you ordered might be close – but close means a leak on the jobsite. I’ve been wrenching on heavy equipment long enough to know that the only number you trust is the one stamped on the factory drawing. That’s why this Ammann AV 85-2 2006 Parts Catalog lives on my workbench, not on some aftermarket CD-ROM. 280 pages of exploded-view diagrams and OEM part numbers that actually match the casting marks on your machine. No translation errors, no skipped revision.

Engine and Cooling: Two Sections You’ll Use Repeatedly

The catalog breaks down the engine bay on page 104 under ENGINE CUMMINS – that’s right, the full Cummins driveline with every gasket, injector line, and mounting bracket shown in exploded view. Right after that, page 124 covers ENGINE COOLING, including the radiator, fan assembly, and coolant hoses. If you’ve got an overheat issue or a weeping water pump, you can order the correct gasket and seal kit without pulling the radiator twice. The factory diagrams include part numbers for every nut, clip, and hose clamp. That saves a parts-run headache.

Drum Assembly and Frame Breakdown

Starting on page 7, the DRUM section covers the vibration mechanism, bearings, and scraper bars. The frame (page 50) splits into front and rear sections, with separate chapters for the FRONT STIRRUP (page 71) and BACK STIRRUP (page 76). Each subassembly has its own exploded diagram and parts list. Need the scraper blades? Page 55 pulls out the SCRAPERS separately. This is the kind of granularity that makes a job go from ‘where does this go?’ to ‘torque it and move on’.

How to Order Parts Using the OEM Numbering System

The manual opens with Instructions for ordering spare parts – a multi-language guide that walks you through reading the part number index. Aftermarket catalogs often skip the prefix codes and revision letters that identify casting updates. This factory catalog includes them. The index at the back lists every part number alphabetically by component group. You can look up a hydraulic motor for the vibration pump (section 340) or the steering cylinder seals (page 364) without flipping through every page. I’ve seen techs waste two hours chasing a number that didn’t exist. This manual stops that.

Why Factory Documentation Outperforms Aftermarket Copies

The Parts Catalog from Ammann is a direct factory print – not a scanned reprint with faded numbers. The original German and English text on every page is legible, and the diagrams are crisp. Aftermarket compilations often mix up part numbers between model years or skip entire sections like CABIN WELDMENT (page 160) or HEATER CONNECTION (page 604). When you’re ordering a replacement cab strut or an air conditioning unit, you need the exact revision. This catalog gives you that. For real-world reliability checks, I always cross-reference against the Automotive Industry Overview for industry standards, but the part numbers come from the factory source.

7 Major System Groups Covered

Look through the table of contents and you’ll find every major subsystem laid out in numbered sections. The hydraulics alone span six separate chapters: front hydraulic (305), rear (315), steering (364), lifting (385), driving set (350), and vibration pump (340). The electrical section covers dashboard (404-1), wiring cab (410), lighting (414, 416, 424), and even the flashing beacon (413). The cabin has three variations – A, B, and C (pages 165A–165C) – each with its own insulation, frame, and cover breakdown. That level of detail keeps you from ordering the wrong windshield or seat base.

For related equipment part numbers, check out the Ammann AC110-2 Parts Catalog – 182-Page OEM Spare Parts Manual for the larger compactor line, or the Ammann Rammax 1515-M/MI/MC/MCI 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual for trench rollers. If you’re working on a smaller model, the Ammann ARX 90 2013 Parts Catalog – 328-Page OEM Spare Parts covers a similar chassis layout.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs for reassembly?

It’s a parts catalog, not a shop manual. It does not list torque values. You’ll need the separate factory shop manual for assembly procedures.

Can I find the part number for the hydraulic cylinder on the scraper lift?

Yes. The cylinder is shown in the HYDR.SYST.OF LIFTING section (page 385), with its own sub-section (385-1) for the cylinder itself. The part number is in the diagram callout.

What if the part number in the catalog doesn’t match the one on my machine?

Check the serial number prefix. The catalog covers machines from serial number 67- onward. Older machines may have superseded parts. Use the index to look up the replacement number.

Is the fire extinguisher bracket listed?

Page 625 covers the FIRE EXTINGUISHER section, including the bracket and mounting hardware.

Bottom line: if you need to order a single part for an Ammann AV 85-2 – from the drum vibrator motor to the heater core – this 2006 factory parts catalog gives you the right number the first time. The 280 pages are organized by assembly, not by random category. I’ve been through enough aftermarket parts lists to know that one wrong digit costs a day of downtime. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your tablet or print the page you need. That’s the only way to order parts without the headache.