Description

Powerscreen 2DK, 3DK, 3D Parts Catalog – 219 Pages of Factory Part Listings

I’ve been wrenching on heavy equipment long enough to know that chasing a wrong part number costs you a full day and a line of profanity. This Powerscreen 2DK, 3DK, 3D Parts Catalog is the factory-issued parts book—no aftermarket redraws, no generic diagrams. It’s 219 pages of exploded views and official part numbers for the 2DK, 3DK, and 3D screen plants. If you’re ordering a reject grid for a 12-ft feeder or needing the hydraulic tank assembly, you get the exact figure and index reference from the original Terex documentation.

Page 1 opens with FIG 01-01 (Reject Grid 12FT for 2DK & 3DK) and FIG 01-02 (Reject Grid 14FT for 2DK & 3D). That tells you right away the catalog covers both feeder lengths and the 3D variant. Page 3 shows FIG 03-02 Main Conveyor Upper for 2DK only—if you’re working on a 3DK or 3D, you need to cross-reference to the appropriate figures in sections 03 and 06. The index at the front is indexed by figure number, so you can jump straight to the assembly you need without flipping through every page.

Reject Grid and Feeder Sections (FIG 01-01 to 02-05)

These first five figures cover the reject grid assemblies and the feeder conveyors. FIG 02-01 is the 12ft feeder for 2DK & 3DK; FIG 02-02 is its conveyor. FIG 02-03 and 02-04 do the same for the 14ft feeder. FIG 02-05 adds the hopper extension and overband magnet assembly. Each figure labels every part with a callout number, and the corresponding parts list gives you the Powerscreen part number, description, and quantity per machine. No guesswork—just order exactly what’s drawn.

Engine and Hydraulic Systems Coverage (FIG 04-01 to 04-05)

Section 04 is where the power unit lives. FIG 04-01 shows the Deutz 2012C canopy, FIG 04-02 the hydraulic tank, FIG 04-03 the power unit control valves, FIG 04-04 the air intake for the Deutz 2012C, and FIG 04-05 the Deutz BF4M2012 engine itself. If you need to replace an air filter housing or a hydraulic fitting, the exact assembly drawing is right there. The part numbers are factory-original—not a reprint from a third-party supplier that may have changed the casting.

Track Bogie and Wheel Chassis: Undercarriage Parts (FIG 05-01 to 05-04)

Undercarriage parts get worn out fast on screen plants. This catalog gives you the track bogie assembly (FIG 05-01), roll-in bogie (FIG 05-02), wheel chassis for 2DK & 3DK (FIG 05-03), and wheel bogie (FIG 05-04). Each figure includes the bushings, rollers, and sprockets. Having the right part number the first time saves you from ordering a bogie that doesn’t fit your track frame. I’ve seen that mistake more than once—and it’s not cheap.

Does This Catalog Cover the Screenbox and Main Conveyor?

Yes, but pay attention to model specificity. FIG 06-01 is Direct Feed (all models). FIG 07-01 is Screenbox for 2DK only—the 3DK and 3D screenboxes are in other figures (07-02 through 07-04 for 3DK and 3D). Section 03 covers the main conveyor lower (FIG 03-01, 2DK only) and upper (FIG 03-02, 2DK only). If you own a 3DK or 3D, you’ll need to reference section 08 and 09 for the main conveyor variations. The index helps you cross-check.

Why Factory Parts Catalogs Beat Aftermarket Diagrams

Aftermarket parts books often consolidate multiple models into one generic drawing, leaving out critical differences in bracket mounts or hose routing. This catalog is Powerscreen’s own document—the same one dealers use. Every figure number (e.g., FIG 04-05) matches the factory build sheet. If you’re ordering a part for a Deutz BF4M2012, you see the exact layout of the engine and its ancillaries. No guessing if the aftermarket diagram skipped the crankcase breather line. Related catalogs on the same level:

• Powerscreen CHIEFTAIN 2100X/2100S 2012 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs
• Powerscreen TROMMEL 615 Parts Catalog – 145 Pages OEM
• Powerscreen CHIEFTAIN 2400 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs

For general context on how manufacturers structure parts catalogs, the Automotive Industry Overview provides background on standard part numbering systems. Also see Automotive Industry Overview for more on how heavy equipment documentation parallels automotive practices.

FAQ – Powerscreen 2DK, 3DK, 3D Parts Catalog

Does this catalog include torque specs for the engine?

No. Torque values are in the service manual, not this parts catalog.

How do I find the part number for the hydraulic tank?

Look at FIG 04-02 in section 04. The index on page 2 lists it. Use that figure to find the exact part number for your tank assembly.

Can I use this catalog for a 3D model if I have a 3DK?

Yes, the catalog covers all three models – 2DK, 3DK, and 3D. The figures are labeled accordingly. For example, FIG 01-01 covers 2DK & 3DK, while FIG 01-02 covers 2DK & 3D. Pay attention to the model designations in the figure title to avoid ordering the wrong part. Some components like the screenbox (FIG 07-01) are 2DK-only, so you’ll need to jump to later figures for the 3DK or 3D equivalent. The index at the beginning of the catalog lists every figure with its model applicability, so use that as your roadmap before you start ordering.

Is this a paper manual or digital?

Digital PDF format from AutoRepairManuals. No physical copy.

If you’re maintaining a fleet or just one machine, having the factory parts breakdown means you don’t waste shop time matching bolts and bushings by eye. Every assembly in this catalog is drawn to the same standard Powerscreen uses for production. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep it on your tablet or printed out—you’ll need it.