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Atlas Copco F1000T 4f 2015 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts List

You’ve been there. You tear down a screed assembly on an F1000T and find a bearing that’s wiped. You need the exact part number, not a “should fit” from some forum. That’s where a factory parts catalog stops the bleeding. This Atlas Copco F1000T 4f 2015 Parts Catalog is the same 577-page document the dealer uses when you call for a price. No aftermarket reprint, no guesswork.

Service Kits and Wear Parts for the F1000T T4i

Flip to the first section and you’ll see the service kits broken down by interval – 100 hours, 500 hours, 1000 hours. Each kit has its own part number: start-up kit 4812269054, maintenance kit 4812269055, and the 1000-hour kit 4812269056. Need the conveyor chain assembly? 4812223917. The auger extensions are listed with left and right sides, separate part numbers. D722182100 for the left, D722182200 for the right. That level of detail keeps your parts order from turning into a parts return.

Mechanical Assemblies: From Frame to Auger

Mechanical section covers the frame assembly for the 10′ crawler paver, including the front conveyor cover, guide pole, adjustable scraper, and fume extractor. The blower for the fume extractor is D717012501 – page 73 has that. Screed arm assembly, slope arm, conveyor drive complete with motor and gearbox, hopper left and right sides, and the basic auger 3000mm with 250 motor. Each subassembly is exploded so you can identify exactly which bolt or bushing you’re after. No more ordering a whole hopper when you just need a wear plate (4812269061).

Engine and Drive Systems: Parts Lookup

Engine system shows the Cummins QSB 6.7 C225 T4f, including the DEF tank (4812243136), combi cooler (4812222304), and air cleaner (4812222043). Drive section breaks down the track assembly, left and right undercarriage, drive gearbox D717170600, and propel motor D717171014. Bogie wheel kit 4812313163, idler hub assemblies, cylinders. If you’re replacing a track tension cylinder, the part number is in there. Page 13 for the left auger extension – you get the idea.

Why an OEM Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Lists

Aftermarket lists combine parts from multiple models or skip the revisions. This catalog is dated 2015, covers F1000T T4f serial numbers from 10002124V0C003439 and up. The front page warns: use only authorized parts. I’ve seen a $50 aftermarket bearing fail in 200 hours because the seal spec was wrong. The factory list gives you the exact part number, not a cross-reference. For related equipment, check out Atlas Copco XRVS455Md 1998 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts List or the Atlas Copco V6000TV 2015 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts List. For a smaller drill rig, Atlas Copco ROC F9-11 2002 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory List has the same OEM standard.

577 Pages of Verified Part Numbers

Count them – 577 pages. That’s not filler. Each page is an exploded view or parts table. The PDF bookmarks let you jump to service kits, mechanical, operator platform, engine, drive. If you’re ordering parts for a track paver, you need this. The Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia explains why OEM data matters for heavy equipment. The principles there apply here. That same Automotive Industry Overview covers standards for part numbering.

A short paragraph: This catalog doesn’t have torque specs or repair procedures. It’s a parts list. Use it with a service manual.

Who Should Buy the Atlas Copco F1000T 4f Parts Catalog

If you own or maintain a Dynapac F1000T tracked paver with a Cummins QSB 6.7 T4f engine, you need this. Fleet managers, rental yards, shop owners – anyone who orders parts for these machines. Don’t rely on a photocopy of a photocopy. The factory file is searchable, printable, and carries the original Dynapac/Atlas Copco part numbers. No aftermarket renumbering.

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and assemblies, not repair procedures.

Can I use this to order parts for a newer F1000T model?

The catalog covers F1000T T4f with serial number range 10002124V0C003439- and up, as indicated on page 1. It includes the Cummins QSB 6.7 C225 T4f engine. For other variants or newer Tier levels, you’ll need the corresponding parts list. The 577 pages break down every subassembly, from the 100-hour service kit to the auger reinforcement kit. If your serial number falls outside the range, cross-reference the first page of the PDF. I’ve seen guys order a left auger extension for a different production run and waste a day waiting for the right part.

Get the part numbers right the first time. Access the Factory Manual and stop chasing wrong parts.