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Powerscreen TROMMEL 615 Parts Catalog – Stop Guessing on Parts

I have torqued more bolts than most people have had hot meals, and I know what happens when you order the wrong part for a piece of heavy equipment. A Powerscreen TROMMEL 615 sits on a job site making money every hour it runs. Slip in a knock-off bearing or a mis-sized screen panel, and you are looking at downtime that eats your profit. This Parts Catalog is the only way to match factory-coded numbers to the actual machine sitting in your yard. It is 145 pages of the exact information Powerscreen printed for their dealers.

What the TROMMEL 615 Parts Catalog Contains

Section 9 is where you live – Spare Parts Listings. Pages 2 through 145 cover General Information, the Parts Ordering Procedure, Contact Details for both Powerscreen International Distribution Ltd. and Terex Crushing Inc., and the Index of Parts. The bookmark structure breaks down every assembly from drum drive to tail conveyor. You get the Fig. No., Item No., Part No., and Description for each part. No generic cross-reference that might fit – these are the numbers stamped on the OEM components.

Order Parts the Right Way

Section 9.2 spells out the procedure. State the machine type, serial number, and the Item No./Part No. for the figure. I have seen guys skip the serial number and get the wrong drum bearings because Powerscreen changed suppliers at SN 15500793. The manual tells you to confirm your SN against the machine plate. Do it. The contact details on page 4 give you the parts department phone and email for both the UK and Louisville, Kentucky offices. Use them.

7 Sections of Spare Parts Listings

From 9.1 General Information to 9.6 Index of Parts, the catalog is laid out so you can find the screen cloth, belt, or seal without flipping through generic drawings. The Index to Spare Parts Listings (9.4) groups assemblies by function. If you need the drive motor mount, look under the 04XX bookmarks. The 14 major assembly groups cover everything from the hopper to the discharge conveyor. Each group has its own figure and parts table.

Safety Warning: Page 1 Is Non-Negotiable

Open the catalog and the first thing you see is a bold warning: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPERATE THIS PRODUCT UNLESS YOU HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD THESE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS. Failure to do so increases the risk of injury or death. That is not lawyer fluff – that is a machine that can pull you in if you bypass a guard. The parts catalog does not have repair procedures, but it does list the correct guards, shields, and safety decals by part number. Replace damaged ones with OEM parts only.

Genuine OEM vs Aftermarket Parts

Section 9.1 states that spare parts must comply with the manufacturer’s technical requirements. Only parts from the original equipment manufacturer can be relied on for correct material, dimensions, and finish. Powerscreen warns that using non-OEM parts voids the guarantee and they are not responsible for any damage. I have seen aftermarket screen panels with wire diameter off by 0.005” cause premature failure. The catalog gives you the original part numbers – use them.

Related Parts Catalogs for other Powerscreen models: Powerscreen CHIEFTAIN 2100X/2100S 2012 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs and POWER SCREEN CHIEFTAIN 2400 Parts Manual Issue 02 EG and Powerscreen HORIZON 6203 Parts Manual Issue 01.

For background on the heavy equipment industry, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

Does this catalog include torque specs or repair instructions?

No. It is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values and repair steps are in the separate service manual for the TROMMEL 615.

What if my machine serial number is older than 15500793?

This issue (03 EG) covers machines from SN 15500793 onward. If your unit is earlier, you may need an earlier edition. Cross-reference the part numbers with your existing machine plate. The catalog lists contacting Powerscreen Parts for verification on page 3 – use that route.

You need the right part number sitting in your hand when the machine goes down. This catalog puts the factory-coded numbers on your screen. It is a PDF you can keep on a tablet in the cab or print for the shop board. Access the Factory Manual.