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Powerscreen Trommel 511 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs

I have been wrenching on equipment for 28 years. When I need a part for a Powerscreen Trommel 511, I go straight to the source. The Powerscreen Trommel 511 Parts Catalog is the only document I trust to get the right numbers the first time. Aftermarket substitutes? I’ve seen too many wrong dimensions and bad fits. This catalog is 116 pages of factory-specified part listings, diagrams, and ordering procedures. No guesswork.

Powerscreen Trommel 511 Parts Catalog: What the 116 Pages Cover

You get the full spare parts listing section, starting with General Information on page 3. The Table of Contents is right there showing sections like 0101, 0201, and so on. Each part number is tied to a figure number and item number. The Index of Parts at the back lets you cross-reference any part number in seconds. This is not a generic overview—it’s the same binder the dealer uses.

Why OEM Parts Catalogs Beat Aftermarket

Powerscreen warns flat out: non-genuine parts can have the wrong material, wrong dimensions, wrong finish. That voids your guarantee and can cause damage. I have seen a cheap hydraulic filter burst because the bypass pressure was wrong. The original equipment manufacturer (OEM) catalog lists every screw, seal, and hose with the correct part number. Aftermarket books skip steps and rely on guesswork. Do not risk it.

Using the Index of Parts to Locate Components

When you need a new belt or bearing, flip to the Index of Parts. It lists part numbers and the corresponding page and figure. You do not have to leaf through each section blindly. Every figure has an exploded diagram with item numbers. Match the item number to the parts list. That is how you avoid ordering a 50‑mm shaft when you need a 60‑mm one.

Ordering Procedure: Details You Cannot Skip

The catalog dedicates a full page to ordering procedure. You need the machine type, serial number, item number, part number, description, and figure number. Miss the serial number and you could get parts for the wrong year. Page 5 shows a fax reply sheet with all required fields. Fill it out exactly as shown. The Parts Department in Dungannon, Northern Ireland or the Terex Crushing center in Louisville, Kentucky will process your order right.

Contact Information for Parts Support

Powerscreen International Distribution Ltd. Parts Division is reachable by phone at +44 (0) 2887 741 939 or email spares@powerscreen.co.uk. For North America, Terex Crushing & Screening Inc. at 001 (502) 736 5200. Keep those numbers handy. The catalog includes office hours, fax numbers, and websites. If you have a question about a part, call them with the catalog open.

Related Manuals for Other Powerscreen Models

If you also maintain a Powerscreen CHIEFTAIN or TROMMEL, look at these factory catalogs: Powerscreen CHIEFTAIN 2100X/2100S 2012 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs and Powerscreen TROMMEL 615 Parts Catalog – 145 Pages OEM. Another one worth having is Powerscreen CHIEFTAIN 2400 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs. All are OEM, all verified.

For a broader look at equipment maintenance standards, the Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia covers basic principles that apply here. Also check Automotive Industry Overview for more context.

What is the fastest way to find a part number in this catalog?

Use the Index of Parts at the back.

Why should I avoid using non-genuine Powerscreen parts?

Because the manufacturer explicitly warns that non-genuine parts may not match material, dimensions, or finish, and can void the guarantee. I’ve seen aftermarket parts fail in the field, causing downtime and damage. Stick with OEM.

You need the right part the first time. Do not depend on aftermarket cross-references or old phone photos. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep it on your tablet in the shop.