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Ammann AV 95-2 K Parts Catalog – 278 Pages of OEM Spare Parts Data

If you’ve ever ordered a hydraulic motor for an Ammann AV 95-2 K and got one that didn’t match the flange pattern because some online parts site listed the wrong supersession, you know exactly why this Ammann AV 95-2 K Parts Catalog matters. I’ve seen guys lose a full shift waiting for the wrong part, then have to spend another day on the phone fighting a restocking fee. That’s time you don’t get back. This catalog – 278 pages, factory-printed (or scanned from the real deal) – gives you the exploded views and part numbers straight from Ammann’s own engineering department. Not a third-party re-interpretation. Not a parts store guess. The exact numbers Ammann uses on the assembly line.

Engine Cummins: Finding the Right Part Number

The engine section (page 104 in the document) covers the Cummins power plant installed in your AV 95-2 K. You’ll see every gasket, seal, pump, and bracket broken down by subassembly. Need a water pump for the Cummins? You don’t guess – you look up the exploded diagram, find the reference number, and cross it to the part number listed in the table. That number goes straight into your order. No back-and-forth with the parts counter about “this might be the one.”

Engine Cooling: More Than Just a Radiator

Cooling systems on compactors take a beating – dust, vibration, constant heat cycles. The section “ENGINE COOLING” on page 124 lists every component from the fan hub to the hoses and the expansion tank. If you’re replacing a radiator, you get the OEM part number, not a generic cross-reference that might be a quarter-inch off on the mounting tabs. The manual also shows how the cooling lines route, which helps when a hose chafes against something you didn’t see until you had the old one off.

278 Pages of Factory Numbers

278 pages isn’t a brochure. It’s the full spare parts catalog that Ammann gave to dealers. The table of contents breaks the machine into logical groups: Drum (section 7), Tyre Axle (40), Frame (50), Scrapers (55), Front Stirrup (73), Tank (93), and so on. Each group has sub-sections – for example, “SPRINKLING” under Tyre Axle, with separate pages for the pipe and sprinkling pipe. That level of detail means you can pinpoint the exact washer or O-ring instead of buying a whole assembly.

Why OEM Beats Aftermarket Catalogs

Aftermarket parts catalogs for construction equipment often use generic line drawings or group parts in ways that don’t match the real assembly sequence. The Ammann factory catalog uses the same exploded views that the company uses for manufacturing. Every bolt, clamp, and bracket is shown in its actual orientation. If you’ve ever fought a part that looked right in the picture but didn’t fit because the catalog artist simplified a bracket, you get why this matters. The Automotive Industry Overview confirms that OEM documentation reduces rework rates significantly – and this catalog applies that same principle to compactors.

One more thing: the catalog includes the official “Instructions for ordering spare parts” (page 3). That section tells you how to structure your order, what information the factory needs to process it, and how to handle supersessions. Most DIY guys skip that page – then wonder why the dealer sends the wrong revision. Don’t be that guy.

What’s Not in This Catalog (and Why That’s Fine)

This is a parts catalog, not a shop manual. It won’t tell you torque specs for the cylinder head or the procedure to bleed the hydraulic steering system. But if you’re tearing down a machine and need to order every seal, bearing, and gasket before you start, this is the only source that guarantees you get the right numbers. Pair it with the service manual, and you have a complete solution.

The document also covers multiple language versions – German, English, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Czech – so if your crew works off a different language, the same part numbers are there. All 278 pages, same exploded views, same factory codes.

FAQ

Does this catalog cover the AV 95-2 K with Cummins engine?

Yes. The catalog is specifically for the Ammann AV 95-2 K with Cummins engine, serial number range starting at 127-. The engine section (page 104) covers the full Cummins powertrain components.

Can I use this to order parts for a different Ammann model?

No. This is model-specific. Order the right catalog for your machine. Using the wrong one will give you wrong part numbers. For example, Ammann AC110-2 Parts Catalog – 182-Page OEM Spare Parts Manual is for the AC110-2, and Ammann Rammax 1515-M/MI/MC/MCI 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual is for the Rammax. Ammann ARX 90 2013 Parts Catalog – 328-Page OEM Spare Parts is for the ARX 90. Use the one that matches your machine’s model and serial prefix.

Factory documentation isn’t cheap, but it’s the only way to stop guessing. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on the tablet in your shop – you’ll pull it up every time you break a hydraulic line or lose a bracket. Automotive Industry Overview