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Atlas Copco F800W 2015 Parts Catalog – Stop Ordering the Wrong Parts

If you’ve ever ordered a part for an F800W and ended up with the wrong sprocket or a hopper skirt that doesn’t fit, you know the cost. Wasted time, delayed jobs, restocking fees. This is the official Atlas Copco F800W 2015 Parts Catalog — 491 pages of factory-verified part numbers and exploded views. Not some aftermarket compilation. Not scanned from a third-party copy. This is the document Dynapac (China) released in 2015 for the wheeled finisher with Cummins QSB 6.7 engine.

Service Kits: From Startup to 2000 Hours

This catalog lists every maintenance kit by hour interval. Kit, startup, 100hr; Kit, Maintenance, 500hr; Kit, Maintenance, 1000hr; Kit, Maintenance, 2000hr. Each one breaks down exactly what’s included – filters, seals, wear parts. You get the factory part numbers so you order the correct conveyor chain or bearing the first time. Page 3 of the PDF shows the full contents index. I’ve seen shops waste a whole day because they grabbed a generic bearing and it didn’t match the F800W conveyor drive. Don’t be that guy.

Verify Part Numbers with Exploded Views

Parts catalogs are useless without diagrams. This one has them. Every assembly from the hopper hydraulic cylinder to the fume extractor blower (part D717012501) is shown with callouts. You can cross-reference 4812247992 Assembly, conveyor chain against the illustration to confirm it’s the right length and pitch. No guesswork. No need to pull a part and measure – just look it up.

What Mechanical Assemblies Are Covered?

The Mechanical section alone (starting after the service kits) covers the frame assembly, hopper assembly, screed arm assembly, cover assemblies, engine cover panels, footwells, conveyor drive assembly, staircase, and the auger assembly for the 8′ paver. Part numbers like 4812249011 for the main frame and 4812248555 for the conveyor plate are listed with sub-assemblies. If you need a left indicator scale or a slope arm assembly, it’s in here.

Engine and Hydraulics: Full System Breakdowns

Engine section includes the complete F800W engine system, cooling system, DEF tank, air cleaner, exhaust stack, and aftertreatment. Hydraulic section covers the pump drive assembly, hydraulic tank with Tier IV filter, front main valve, rear HIC standard, and the HIC vibration & fan assembly. Each component is exploded with every fitting and o-ring identified. No mystery parts.

491 Pages of Factory Specs – Not Aftermarket Reprints

I’ve seen too many so-called “factory” manuals that are just re-labeled aftermarket compilations with wrong numbers. This one is from the original OEM – Atlas Copco (through Dynapac). It contains the spare parts list for wheeled finishers starting serial number 10002018CFC005181. The copyright is 2015. No generic content. If you order parts using this catalog, you get the right stuff. Pair it with the Atlas Copco F800W 2015 Operation & Maintenance Manual for service procedures. Also check Atlas Copco XRVS455Md 1998 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts List and Atlas Copco V6000TV 2015 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts List for other models in the fleet.

This parts catalog belongs on the workbench next to the machine, not buried in a filing cabinet. You need it when ordering wear parts, when rebuilding the conveyor drive, or when the customer wants a price on a new hopper skirt. For a deeper look at why factory documentation matters, read the Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

Does this manual include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog. It lists part numbers and assemblies, not service procedures or torque values. You need the service manual for that.

Can I use this to disassemble my F800W?

No. It’s for identifying and ordering parts, not for repair steps.

What is the difference between the 100hr and 2000hr maintenance kit?

The 100hr kit (startup kit) includes initial consumables like oil filters, fuel filters, and basic seals. The 2000hr kit is a major overhaul package – conveyor chain, bearings, sprockets, hopper skirt components, and all wear parts for the auger and drive. Check the breakdown on page 3. The 2000hr kit will cost significantly more but covers everything you need for a full preventative maintenance interval. Without this catalog, you’d have to piece together each part from memory – and miss something.

Is this the same as the service manual?

No. The service manual gives you removal/installation procedures and diagnostics. The parts catalog is strictly for ordering. You want both? Get the operation and maintenance manual as a companion.

Stop making multiple trips to the parts counter because you guessed a number. Access the Factory Manual now and have every part number for the Atlas Copco F800W at your fingertips.