Ammann AV12, AV16, AV16K, AV20 1997 Parts Catalog – OEM Part Numbers & Exploded Views
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OEM Ammann parts catalog for AV12, AV16, AV16K, AV20 rollers (1997). 178 pages: exploded views, part numbers, dimensions, electric and hydraulic schematics.
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Ammann AV12, AV16, AV16K, AV20 1997 Parts Catalog

If you’re ordering parts for an Ammann AV12, AV16, AV16K, or AV20, you’ve seen what happens when you cross-reference from a generic parts list. Wrong gasket, mis-matched drum support bracket, hydraulic hose that’s six inches too short. This catalog fixes that. It’s the 1997 Parts Catalog from Ammann Schweiz AG, printed when these rollers were still on the line. 178 pages of factory exploded views and part numbers that match the machines built between serial numbers 000’225 and 000’399, plus 592’187 for the AV16K.
Ordering from a third-party website gets you a blurry scan from god-knows-what source. This is a direct OEM print reproduction. The index runs in German, French, and English – so even if your machine came from a European auction, you can track down the exact section. I’ve seen shop foremen waste half a day hunting for a sprinkler pump because they didn’t have the right reference. With this catalog, you flip to the “Berieselungspumpe” or “Sprinkler pump” entry on the index page and you’re done.
Engine and Hydraulic System Coverage
The catalog breaks down every major system. Look under “Engine” and you’ll find separate subsections for the radiator, service parts, and electric pieces. The “Hydraulic system” section covers aggregates, drive hoses for both AV and K models, suction and leakage pipes, steering and radiator, brake lines, and the vibration circuit. Each subsystem has its own exploded diagram with part callouts. Need the steering cylinder seal kit? Page 73 in the “Connecting elements” chapter – but don’t rely on that page number blindly; check the index for your exact model variant because the AV16K uses different pendulum joints.
What’s the Difference Between AV16 and AV16K?
The K suffix means the machine runs on a rubber-wheel axle instead of the standard drum. This catalog separates those parts clearly. The “Drum” section covers the standard rollers, while the “Rubber wheel axle (K)” appears as subsection 1-1.1 under Drum. Same for scrapers, sprinkler pipes, and the anti-adhesive tank – the K variants get their own part numbers. If you’re maintaining a mixed fleet of AV12, AV16, and AV20 smooth-drum rollers plus an AV16K, one catalog covers all of them. The index lets you jump directly to “Pneuradachse (K)” or “Essieu à pneus (K)” without flipping through the whole book.
3 Sections That Save You Time on Parts Orders
First, the “Massbild” (dimensional drawing) and “Technische Daten” / “Technical data” pages. Before you order any replacement drum or tire assembly, check those pages to confirm your machine’s measurements. Second, the “Berieselungsrohre” (sprinkler pipes) section – these corrode fast on compaction rollers, and the catalog lists every length and bend. Third, the “Selbstklebebilder” (adhesives) at the back – decals and warning labels that are often overlooked but required for safety compliance. Each of these sections has its own exploded view with part callouts.
Get the Right Part Number from the Index
The index is trilingual. For example, under “Rad” / “Drum” / “Bille”, you get sub-sections: drum support (1-0.1), drum vibration unit (1-0.2), rubber wheel axle for K models (1-0.3). The part numbers in the exploded views follow a consistent prefix scheme tied to the Ammann factory numbering system. Cross-check the serial number of your machine – the catalog covers AV12/AV16/AV20 from serial range 000’225–000’399, and AV16K from serial 592’187. If your machine falls outside that range, you might need a later supplement. But for 95% of the 1997 production, these are the correct numbers.
Technical Data and Dimensions: Why They Matter
Page 4 of the catalog lists “Technische Daten” – technical data including weight, drum diameter, and engine details. The “Massbild” dimension drawing shows overall machine width, height, and wheelbase. When you’re ordering a new set of scrapers or a vibration motor mount, cross-reference those dimensions against your machine. I’ve had a tech install a drum support from a AV16 on a AV16K – the bolt pattern was off by 12mm. The dimensional drawing would have caught that before he torqued everything down. Use it.
Related manuals you might need: Ammann AV12 AV16 AV20 Parts Catalog covers the same series but from a different production year. AMMANN AV12 AV16 AV20 AV16K 1995 Parts Catalog is a two-year older catalog that shares most hydraulic parts but not the electrical system updates. Ammann AC110-2 Parts Catalog – 182-Page OEM Spare Parts Manual is a different machine but uses similar vibration pump assemblies – worth having if your shop works on multiple Ammann models.
- Is this a service manual or a parts catalog?
- Parts catalog only. It shows exploded views with part numbers for ordering. No repair procedures or torque specs. For those, you need the separate workshop manual.
- Will this work for my AV16K with serial 592188?
- Close but not guaranteed. The catalog covers AV16K up to serial 592’187. You may have minor differences in the scraper assembly or electrical components. Best to compare the exploded view with your machine before ordering.
- Which language is the main index?
- German, French, and English on the same page. The index is trilingual. The part descriptions in the exploded views are in German and English, with French column headers.
- How do I identify which steering cylinder part number I need?
- Go to the “Connecting elements” section (Verbindungselemente). Look for the “Steering cylinder” subsection. The diagram shows both the cylinder and the pendulum joint. Match the drawing to your machine – the AV16 uses a different cylinder than the AV16K because of the rubber axle steering geometry. Cross-check with the “Massbild” dimension sheet to confirm.
If you’re maintaining an Ammann fleet and tired of calling suppliers with a “looks about right” part number, this catalog is your reference. It’s a direct factory reproduction – no aftermarket reinterpretation. Every part number comes from the same Swiss engineering department that built the roller. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your shop tablet. You’ll save the cost of one wrong part order the first time you need a sprinkler tube for the AV12.
Additional information
| Brand | Ammann |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
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