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Ammann AV 85-2 K Parts Catalog

I’ve been turning wrenches on heavy equipment for 28 years, so I know the difference between a parts catalog that gets the job done and one that sends you chasing the wrong part. The Ammann AV 85-2 K Parts Catalog is the real deal – 278 pages of factory drawings and part numbers. No aftermarket guessing game here. This is the OEM catalog that the dealer uses to order parts for you. If you are rebuilding a drum, swapping a hydraulic motor, or tracking down a cooling fan that’s cracked, you need the exact numbers from this book.

Take the ordering instructions on page 3. They show you how to specify the right serial number range so you don’t end up with a part that fits a different production run. That kind of detail separates a factory document from a reprint. And when you flip to the contents page, you see every major system broken down into sub‑groups – drum, tyre axle, frame, engine, hydraulics, electrical, cab. Each section has its own exploded view with callouts that match the parts list. No decoding required.

Engine Cummins and Engine Cooling – The Critical Sections

Turn to page 104 for the Engine Cummins section. This covers everything from the block and cylinder head to the injection and mounting brackets. Every bolt, seal, gasket, and sensor gets a part number. The companion Engine Cooling section starts on page 124. Radiator, fan, fan hub, hoses, thermostat housing, expansion tank – all there with OEM numbers. If you ever had to order a water pump by guessing dimensions, you will appreciate having the factory drawing right in front of you.

Does This Catalog Cover the Hydraulic Systems?

Yes, and it does it right. The catalog has a dedicated group for the hydraulic systems of the front part (section 305), axle system (320), vibration pump (340), driving set (350), steering (364), hydraulic tank (370), and lifting system (385). Each one has its own set of exploded diagrams. For example, the hydromotors are listed under accessory of frame (170‑32, 170‑33) and edge cutter (550‑21). If you need to rebuild a cylinder, check section 385‑1. All part numbers match the OEM labeling, so you can order from any dealer without cross‑referencing.

3 Sections That Save You the Most Time

The Drum section (page 7) is where you start if the roller isn’t compacting right. It shows the entire drum assembly with bearings, seals, and vibration components. The Tyre Axle section (page 40) breaks down the rear axle, including the bonnet and sprinkling pipes. And the complete cabin groups (165 A, B, C) cover the cab weldment, insulation, frame, cover, and struts. When you need a cab door seal or a window latch, those sections get you the number in minutes instead of hours of searching.

Ordering Parts Right the First Time

Use the instructions at the front of the catalog. They tell you how to read the parts list columns, what the serial number cutoff means, and how to handle superseded parts. I’ve seen mechanics order the wrong hydraulic pump because they ignored the serial number range. Read page 3. That page alone will keep you from buying a part that doesn’t fit. Also note: all fasteners on this machine are metric. Have your metric socket set ready before you start disassembly.

Source Authenticity – OEM versus Aftermarket

This catalog is an original Ammann factory publication. You can tell by the layout, the part numbering scheme, and the multi‑language instructions (German, English, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Czech). Aftermarket catalogs often skip the language pages or compress the drawings. This one has full‑size exploded views with clear callouts. I’ve used both types. The aftermarket stuff will get you close, but close doesn’t matter when the bolt hole is off by 2 mm. Get the OEM version and avoid the headache.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this catalog for repair procedures?

No, this is a parts catalog – it lists components, not step‑by‑step repairs.

What is the section for the engine and cooling system?

The Engine Cummins section starts on page 104 and covers every component from the block and cylinder head to the injection system, sensors, and mounting brackets. The Engine Cooling section on page 124 includes the radiator, fan hub, fan shroud, coolant pipes, expansion tank, and thermostat housing. Together, these two sections give you the OEM part numbers for every piece of the power unit and its cooling circuit. The drawings show each part in its assembled position, so you can see how the hoses route and which brackets connect where. If you need a replacement water pump or a radiator cap, the exact number is right there. The index at the back also helps you find any part by name or reference number quickly.

If you work on compaction equipment, this catalog belongs on your bench. Get the part numbers you need without calling the dealer for every single bolt. Access the Factory Manual and keep it handy for your next repair. It will pay for itself the first time you avoid ordering the wrong hydraulic pump.

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