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Atlas Copco Rocket Boomer S1D 2007 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts List for Your Drill Rig

You’ve got a Rocket Boomer S1D down for a broken feed beam, and the part number is rubbed off. That’s when this 2007 Parts Catalog earns its keep on my bench. 749 pages of factory-issued part numbers, exploded drawings, and cross-reference lists – no aftermarket guesswork. I’ve torqued enough head bolts to know that using the wrong part number costs you a second teardown. This catalog stops that before it starts.

Atlas Copco built these rigs to run hard. When you need a limit switch for the feed section, you don’t have time to measure threads. You pull up page 5 – Feed – and there it is: part number 3128 3061 83 for the limit switch set. That’s the same number stamped on the factory bin. I keep this PDF on my shop tablet because the aftermarket cross-reference books I’ve seen swap part numbers between models and leave you with a box of wrong bolts. Not worth it.

Feed Section: Why the Part Number Matters

The Feed chapter (page 5) breaks down every subassembly: pulley wheel, holder sets, hose drum, rock drill kit for COP 1238/1838. If you’re rebuilding a feed beam assembly, you need the exact holder set – part numbers 3128 3140 12 and 3128 3140 13 are different lengths. The catalog shows them on separate exploded views so you don’t mix them. That kind of detail keeps a rig from going back together with the wrong spacer and seizing the chain after 20 hours.

Boom and Front Module: Matching Bolts and Bushings

Boom chapter runs from page 59, then Front module from page 151. These aren’t generic diagrams – they’re factory engineering prints with callouts for every bushing, cylinder, and swivel. You’ll see the exact part number for the boom cylinder seal kit, not a “universal” cross-reference that might fit. I’ve used these pages to order parts for a front module rebuild and had every bolt land in the right bin the first time.

Can You Trust the Cross Reference List?

Page 705 holds the cross reference index. It lists every part number used in the manual and where it appears. This is not a third-party compilation – Atlas Copco printed it. If you have a part number from an old machine but need the current revision, the cross reference tells you which assembly it belongs to. That alone saves you a phone call to the dealer. Many manuals I’ve seen skip this and leave you digging through 700 pages blind.

7 Modules Covered – Power, Middle, Rear, and Hoses

The catalog splits the rig into logical modules: Power module (page 407), Middle module (page 463), Rear module (page 577), and Hoses (page 695). Each module has its own table of contents. For example, the Power module shows the engine mount parts and hydraulic pump drive assembly. The Hoses section gives you each hose assembly with pre-cut lengths and fitting part numbers. If you’re replacing a hose set on a feed beam, page 39 (under Feed) lists the hose set for that specific beam – part number 3128 3180 19.

How to Order Parts the Right Way

Inside the front cover, Atlas Copco warns: “When ordering spare parts, please state part number (not the ref no) and the quantity.” The ref number is just a drawing callout – the actual part number is the one you order. I’ve seen techs write down the ref number and get the wrong size. This catalog shows both, but the part number is bolded in the parts list. Use that. And only use Atlas Copco genuine parts – the warranty note on page 2 says using unauthorized parts voids liability coverage. That’s not marketing; it’s a gotcha when a cylinder fails and the insurance adjuster finds a non-OEM seal.

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Access the Factory Manual now and keep your Rocket Boomer S1D running with parts that actually fit.

FAQ – Atlas Copco Rocket Boomer S1D Parts Catalog

Does this catalog include engine overhaul parts?

No, this is a parts catalog for the drilling rig structure, not the engine. It covers feed, boom, modules, and hoses.

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

This catalog is specific to the Rocket Boomer S1D model. While some parts like hydraulic hose assemblies or generic bushings might cross-reference to similar models like the Rocket Boomer L2 or XRVS, the part numbers are unique to the S1D. The cross reference list on page 705 only covers parts shown in this manual. If you need parts for another model, get that model’s catalog.

Are the drawings in color?

No, black and white line drawings.

How do I read the part numbers?

Each part number is an 11-digit code (e.g., 3128 2803 32 for the feed assembly). The PDF separates the ref number (a drawing callout like “– FEED MATARE”) from the actual part number. Always order by the part number, not the ref number. The ref number changes between revisions; the part number stays the same. Also note that drawings sometimes show multiple parts in one bubble – the parts list below the drawing lists each part number separately with quantity. Cross-check with the index on page 705 to confirm you have the correct assembly.