Description

Ammann AV12, AV16, AV16K, AV20 1995 Parts Catalog

You’ve got an Ammann AV12, AV16, AV16K, AV20 1995 Parts Catalog sitting on your bench. That’s 144 pages of factory-original exploded views and part numbers – not some aftermarket translation where the bolt size is guessed from a photo. I’ve been wrenching on heavy equipment long enough to know that when you’re trying to ID a drum vibration unit seal or a sprinkler pump, the difference between a real OEM catalog and a third-party photocopy is the difference between getting the job done before lunch and chasing a wrong part all afternoon. This catalog came straight from Ammann Schweiz AG, serial range 000’010 to 000’224 and beyond. It’s the same book the dealer uses.

144 Pages of Factory Parts Data

Every page in this Parts Catalog is a direct scan from the Ammann binder. No reprints, no third-party redraws. You get the same exploded diagrams and callouts that the factory used in 1995. The table of contents on page 5 splits the book into sections: Wheel (Rad), Drum (Bille), Chassis, Engine Hood, Tool Box, Operator Platform, and more. For example, section 1-0.3 covers the drum vibration unit – the exact assembly that makes these rollers compact asphalt. Section 1-3.1 gives you the sprinkler pump. Each drawing has a reference number tied to a spare part number.

Does This Catalog Cover the AV16K?

Yes. The AV16K appears on the first page alongside AV12, AV16, and AV20. All four models run Yanmar engines. The catalog lists parts for the rubber wheel axle (K variant) separately – see section 1-1.1 for the rubber wheel axle, 1-2.5 for the scraper on that axle. If you own an AV16K, the vibration unit and chassis sections still apply, but you need to check the K-specific sub-sections for wheel and axle parts. Ammann AV12 AV16 AV20 Parts Catalog gives you the full breakdown for the standard models; Ammann AV12 AV16 AV20 AV16K 1997 Parts Catalog covers later production changes.

Get the Right Part Number the First Time

Nothing wastes time like ordering a drum support bracket that doesn’t fit because you used a generic catalog. This OEM document lists the exact spare part numbers, quantities, and descriptions for every assembly. Page 3 shows the official spare parts order form – copy it, fill out the machine serial number, part number, and description, then fax it to Ammann. The book includes the part numbers for the anti-adhesive tank (1-3.5), sprinkler pipes (1-3.2 for AV, 1-3.7 for K), and even the tool box (2-2.1 AV, 2-2.5 K). You don’t guess. You look it up.

Drum Vibration Unit: What the Manual Shows

Section 1-0.3, “Drum vibration unit” (Rad Vibrationseinheit in German), gives you the exploded view of the eccentric assembly inside the drum. If you’re rebuilding the vibratory system on an AV16 or AV20, you need this page to identify the bearings, seals, and the hydraulic motor coupler. The Parts Catalog doesn’t give torque specs (that’s in the service manual), but it gives you the part numbers to order before you tear it apart. Cross-reference with Ammann AC110-2 Parts Catalog – 182-Page OEM Spare Parts Manual if you work on larger rollers.

Why OEM Documentation Beats Aftermarket Copies

I’ve seen aftermarket parts catalogs that use the wrong illustration for a drum support bracket because someone cut and pasted from a different model. The Ammann catalog prints the drawings specific to each variant – front scraper (1-2.1), rear scraper (1-2.2), rubber wheel axle scraper (1-2.5). The K models get their own line items. If you’re a home garage mechanic who bought a used AV12 at auction, you need this original document to avoid buying the wrong water pump or vibration isolator. The automotive industry has similar issues with reproduction manuals – Automotive Industry Overview shows how standardization matters, but only OEM data guarantees accuracy.

Operator Platform and Steering – Not Just Chassis Parts

Section 2-4 covers the operator platform – reversing control (2-4.1), steering unit (2-4.2), tank and seat (2-4.3). If your AV16K has a loose steering column or you need a seat cushion, the part number is right there. The dimensions page (Massbild) gives you the overall machine dimensions – important if you’re fabricating a replacement guard or mounting a new engine hood. The hood section (2-1.1) includes hinge parts and latch components. Automotive Industry Overview won’t help you here, but this catalog will.

Who This Parts Catalog Is For

This is for anyone who owns or maintains an Ammann AV12, AV16, AV16K, or AV20 roller. If you’re a DIY equipment owner trying to keep an older machine running, you need factory part numbers to order from Ammann or a dealer. If you’re a small shop that services compaction equipment, this catalog saves you the markup on dealer lookup fees. Beginners can use the exploded views to understand how the sprinkler system connects to the tank (section 1-3.5) or how the drum attaches to the chassis. The language barrier is minimal – the catalog is trilingual: German, English, French.

How do I order parts using this catalog?

Fill out the order form on page 3 with your serial number and part numbers, then fax it to Ammann.

What serial numbers are covered in this Ammann AV12 AV16 AV16K AV20 Parts Catalog?

The catalog covers serial numbers 000’010 to 000’224 for AV12, AV16, AV20, and AV16K models, plus later production up to serial 591’795 as noted on page 1. The manual was printed October 1995. Always verify your machine’s serial number against the list inside the front cover before ordering parts, because some sub-assemblies changed over the production run – for example, the sprinkler pump (1-3.1) differs between early and late AV16 units. The K models have separate part numbers for the anti-adhesive tank (1-3.5) and rubber wheel axle (1-1.1).

This Parts Catalog is the real thing. Not a reprint, not a composite. 144 pages, factory-sourced, with every part number you need to keep your Ammann roller compacting. Access the Factory Manual and put it on your shop tablet or print out the drum vibration unit page before you pull that bearing.