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Atlas Copco V6000TV 2015 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts List

If you’ve ever spent a morning on the phone trying to match a worn guide cylinder by eyeballing a blurry aftermarket diagram, you know why this catalog exists. The Atlas Copco V6000TV 2015 Parts Catalog is the factory-issued spare parts list for the tracked paver – 396 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded views, and kit breakdowns. No reprints, no third-party cross-references. Just the data Dynapac (China) put together for serial number 4100016 and up.

Service, Repair and Wear Part Kits – Page 1

First thing you’ll see after the general information warning (page 2 – more on that later) is the service and wear part kit section. You’ve got bearing kits for the tamper drive (D299000249, D299000250), gas hose kit (4812035288), and wear part kits for tamper guide plates, tamper bars, bottom plates, and the screed plate assembly. Each kit listing gives you the complete assembly part number so you order everything that should come in the box, not piece it together from memory.

Mechanical Section: Basic Screed and Guide Cylinder

The mechanical section starts with the basic screed (4812030982). Page 17 has the base screed assembly, then you get into the guide cylinder (4812033035) and the guiding cylinder sub‑assembly. Also listed: left and right vertical adjustments (D614014900, D614015000), the hydraulic diagram (4812033477), and the guide unit (4812044786). If you’re replacing a cylinder on the screed, you’ll find the exact part number and any related hardware – no guessing what bushings or seals you need.

Use Only Authorized Parts – Warning on Page 2

Right on page 2, Atlas Copco spells it out: “Use only authorized parts. Any damage or malfunction caused by the use of unauthorized parts is not covered by Warranty or Product Liability.” That’s not a sales pitch – it’s a liability issue. I’ve seen a field-modified paver lose a tamper bar because someone used a generic bearing that didn’t match the factory spec. This catalog keeps you inside the OEM tolerances. Buy the right bearing kit (D299000249) the first time.

7 Systems Covered in This Parts Catalog

Beyond the basics, the catalog breaks the V6000TV into seven main mechanical groups: basic screed, gas heating, tamper drive, vibration (current and later revisions), guide plates, footboard, and the 9.00m gas operation width. Each group has its own exploded diagrams and part number lists. The tamper drive section alone runs from page 58 to page 90, splitting out central parts, extension parts, and the hydraulic system. The vibration section covers both the current revision (4812031824B) and the later one (4812218156) – so you need to know your paver’s serial range to use the right table.

For related manuals covering other Atlas Copco pavers and drills, check the Atlas Copco XRVS455Md 1998 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts List”>XRVS455Md 1998 Parts Catalog, the Atlas Copco ROC F9-11 Spare Parts Catalogue”>ROC F9-11 Spare Parts Catalogue, or the Atlas Copco F800W Spare Parts List Wheeled Finisher”>F800W Wheeled Finisher Parts List. Each one follows the same Dynapac factory format.

What This Catalog Doesn’t Include

This is a parts catalog, not a repair or service manual. You won’t find torque specs, removal procedures, or fluid capacities. What you will find is every OEM part number, exploded view drawing, and kit breakdown needed to order the correct replacement for your V6000TV. If you need repair procedures, you’ll want the corresponding service manual. But for sourcing parts, this is the definitive factory document. Compare that to aftermarket parts catalogs that mix up left and right tamper drive assemblies – the OEM catalog gives you the exact Atlas Copco reference, down to the thread pitch on the adjusting screws.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs or repair procedures?

No. This is a spare parts list only – no torque values, no step-by-step repairs. See the service manual for those.

How do I use the part numbers to order from my dealer?

Identify the assembly group (e.g., tamper drive central part left-hand), find the page in the table of contents, then read the exploded drawing. The part number box will list the item number, part number, and description. Write down the 10‑digit Atlas Copco number (like 4812033035) and give that to your dealer. Always verify your paver’s serial number against the header – this catalog covers V6000TV s/n 4100016 and above. For machines outside that range, you may need a different revision. Also note that some parts, like guide plates and tamper bars, are sold as wear part kits – the kit numbers (e.g., 4812035549) bundle multiple components. Don’t order individual items if the assembly requires a kit; the manual’s drawing will show a dashed outline around kit contents. If you’re unsure, pull up the Automotive Industry Overview for context on why OEM documentation is the standard, and then cross‑check the part number with your local Atlas Copco distributor. The Automotive Industry Overview”>Automotive Industry Overview also explains why using factory specs prevents warranty void.

Stop wrestling with aftermarket part lists that send you the wrong components. Get the factory 2015 Atlas Copco V6000TV Parts Catalog – 396 pages of OEM part numbers, verified diagrams, and the exact kits you need to keep that tracked paver running. Access the Factory Manual from the link above.