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Xuzhou Construction Machinery Science&technology XS160, XS190 Parts Catalog

Let me save you the headache of ordering the wrong drum bearing or a fuel filter that doesn’t fit. You’ve got a Xuzhou XS160 or XS190 vibratory roller sitting in the yard with a busted hydraulic line, and the parts guy at the dealership is three weeks out. I’ve been wrenching on heavy equipment for twenty-eight years, and nothing burns my ass faster than a part that comes in with the wrong number because someone used a third-party cross-reference. This is a Xuzhou Construction Machinery Science&technology XS160, XS190 Parts Catalog – 67 pages of factory-issued exploded diagrams and part numbers, the same paper that came with the machine when it rolled off the line in China.

Every time I order a part for a vibratory roller, I pull the factory catalog first. Aftermarket lists mix up metric and imperial threads, swap drum diameters, and leave out the little clips that hold your cab together. Not this one. You get the exact drawing, the exact part number, and a note about which XS160 or XS190 revision it fits. The manual even tells you to include the machine’s delivery date and serial number when you order – page 3. Follow that advice and you won’t get a fuel system part meant for a different build.

Final Assembly Drawing and Frame (Page 1 for XS160, Page 3 for XS190)

You start with the big picture. The catalog opens with a general assembly drawing that shows how every major section bolts together. On page 1 you see the XS160 layout; flip to page 3 and you get the XS190. The frame section comes next – page 5 for XS160, page 7 for XS190 – with part numbers for cross-members, mounting plates, and the hitch. If you’re replacing a cracked frame rail, you need that diagram to match the bolt pattern. Don’t guess. Use the drawing.

Related manuals for other roller models: XSM218 XSM220 Vibratory Roller Parts List and Xuzhou Construction Machinery YZ16JC YZ18JC Operators Manual – OEM Specs. For older equipment, there’s also the Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS Parts Catalog 1957 – different animal, same principle: factory drawings beat aftermarket every time.

Engine Mounts and Fuel System: Page 15 and Page 17

The Engine section (page 15 for both models) shows the mounting hardware, brackets, and isolators for the water-cooled diesel. I’ve seen guys slap a Cummins in there with homemade mounts because they couldn’t find the OEM part number. The vibration on a roller is brutal – you need the right rubber isolators or the engine walks sideways. Page 17 gives you the Fuel system: tank, lines, filters, injectors. If your roller won’t start and the primer pump is leaking, cross-reference the part number from that page. Don’t buy a generic fuel pump that flows more pressure than the system can handle – you’ll blow the return line.

Cooling System Components: Page 25

Rollers run hot. The Cooling section covers the radiator, fan, shroud, and hoses. Page 25 lists every clamp and seal. I had a job last summer where a shop used a universal radiator cap that didn’t hold the right pressure – coolant boiled over every pass. Factory spec is the only spec. The catalog also covers the air conditioner system (page 23) if your cab has A/C. Don’t lose a summer to a failed condenser because you grabbed the wrong part from a salvage yard.

Hydraulic Systems: Propulsion, Vibration, Steering, Brake, and Support (Pages 37–47)

This is where it gets specific. The XS160 and XS190 use separate hydraulic circuits for drum drive, vibration, steering, brakes, and the support system (what lifts and lowers the drum). Pages 37–47 break down every pump, motor, valve block, and hose assembly. If your vibration system stops working, you need the Hy-vibration section (page 41) to find the eccentric weight motor seals. I’ve watched technicians spend two days tracing a hydraulic leak because they didn’t have the diagram – that’s billable hours gone. The catalog gives you the part number for the O-ring, the backup ring, and the exact fitting.

For context on why factory documentation matters in heavy equipment repair, read this Automotive Industry Overview – it’s not the same as a car, but the principle of standardization holds. Automotive Industry Overview also covers why OEM parts catalogs are kept updated for years after production stops.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Lists

I don’t trust third-party parts lists. They copy the numbers wrong, leave out the “-1” suffix that means a revised component, and they never tell you which diagram applies to which serial number range. This catalog comes straight from Xuzhou Construction Machinery Science&technology. The company address and phone number are on page 2 – Jiangsu, China. If you call them with the part number from this book, they’ll ship the right piece. No guesswork, no returns. The book is 67 pages, spiral-bound in PDF, and covers 24 separate systems per model. Engine, Fuel, Cooling, Electrical – it’s all there. If you’re rebuilding a roller, you need this open on the bench or tablet.

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications for assembly?

No. This is a parts catalog – it gives you part numbers, exploded views, and quantities. Torque specs belong in the service manual. Do not use this catalog to set bolts; buy the factory repair manual separately.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for an XS160 built before 2010?

The catalog covers both models but does not list a publication year. The instruction on page 2 says to provide the machine’s delivery date and serial number when ordering parts. For early machines, cross-check the drawing numbers (like Fig.1 2EW000) against your machine’s serial number plate. If the drawing doesn’t match your physical layout, call Xuzhou with the data. The catalog itself is undated, but the drawings reflect the base production versions – likely late 2000s–2010s. Always verify before ordering.

Stop wasting time chasing part numbers from a cracked PDF you found on a forum. Get the real deal – the factory-produced parts catalog that lets you order the exact bolt, hose, or seal for your Xuzhou XS160 or XS190 vibratory roller. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep it on your tablet next to the service bay. Your parts order will arrive correct, and your wallet will thank you.