Ammann AV110X 2006 Parts Catalog – 160-Page OEM Spare Parts Manual

If you are maintaining an Ammann AV110X roller, you already know that guessing a part number means downtime. That costs money. This 2006 factory parts catalog eliminates the guesswork. It is a direct scan of the OEM document – not some aftermarket compilation with re-drawn sketches. You get the exact exploded views, the same part numbers Ammann used on the assembly line, and the ordering instructions in seven languages. The table of contents covers everything from the drum assembly (section 1) through the electrical installation (section 404) and the operation kit (sections 540/545). No missing pages, no blurry numbers. You read the part number, you order it, you fix the machine.

Before you scroll further, understand this: I have seen too many rollers sidelined because a tech ordered the wrong water tank gasket or a hose with the wrong bend. The Ammann AV110X 2006 Parts Catalog fixes that. Every component – from the engine to the sprinkling pipe – has a factory drawing with a callout number that ties directly to the parts list. You do not need to cross-reference three different sources. One manual, one source of truth.

Engine Cummins Coverage – Section 104

Rollers take a beating. The Cummins engine in the AV110X is the heart, and when it needs a gasket set, a fuel pump, or a thermostat housing, you need the right revision. Section 104 of this catalog gives you every part for the engine. The drawings are clear, the reference numbers match the Cummins factory codes. If you have ever tried to match a Cummins part from a generic online list and ended up with a wrong bore size, you understand why the OEM catalog matters.

Cooling System – Section 124

Overheating a roller in a Texas summer? Do not blame the machine. Blame the parts diagram that did not show the correct fan blade pitch or the wrong radiator shroud. Section 124 covers the cooling components: radiator, fan, coolant hoses, expansion tank. Every part number is printed with the Ammann factory prefix. You order exactly what the original build used.

7 Systems Covered – From Drum to Electrical

The catalog breaks the AV110X into 30+ system groups. Here are the major ones you will use:

• Drum (section 1)
• Front frame (50)
• Scraper (55)
• Water tank (93) and sprinkling (94)
• Suction + exhaust (134)
• Cabin variants (165 A/B/C)
• Hydraulic systems for front, rear, driving, steering, cooling, and cabin (sections 300-385)
• Electrical installation with dashboard and distributor (404, 404-1, 404-2)

Each section uses the same labeling format. You see the assembly drawing, then a parts table with item number, part number, quantity, and description. That is it. No extra commentary. OEM documentation is like that – efficient and surgical.

Does This Catalog Cover the Hydraulic System for the Entire Machine?

Yes. Sections 300 through 385 break down every hydraulic circuit: front part, rear part, driving set, steering, cooling, and cabin hydraulics. If you need the steering cylinder seal kit or the priority valve for the drive motor, the part number is in those pages. The drawings show routing and orientation. You avoid the common mistake of installing a hose 180° wrong and snapping a fitting.

What Torque Values Are Listed in This Parts Catalog?

Parts catalogs are not service manuals – they do not list torque values or tightening sequences. The AV110X parts catalog provides only part identification and ordering codes. For torque specs, you need the corresponding Shop Manual. Do not confuse the two documents. The parts catalog gets you the correct gasket; the shop manual tells you how tight to turn the wrench.

Source Authenticity – OEM vs. Aftermarket Copies

This is a factory PDF, not a re-scanned, re-labeled aftermarket version. The original file name Ammann_AV110X_2006_Parts_Catalog_de-en-es-fr-14614000349.pdf confirms it. The manual includes the official Ammann instructions for ordering spare parts printed in seven languages. The cover states “AMMANN AV110X” and the catalog date ACZ 07/06. I have seen shops waste hours because a third-party catalog had a misprinted part number for the drum bearing. Factory documentation is the only reliable source. Period.

Who Needs This Manual?

Anyone who touches an AV110X. Shop owners who want accurate parts stocking. Mechanics who hate doing a job twice because the wrong part showed up. Equipment dealers who need to look up a part for a customer fast. If you are a DIYer with a roller in your barn, you also need this – because guessing a part number for a 20,000 lb machine is a mistake you make only once.

FAQ – 4 Common Questions

Does this parts catalog include the wiring diagrams?

Section 404 covers the electrical installation, but the format is a parts explosion – you see the connectors, relays, and harness clips with part numbers, not schematics with wire colors. For wiring diagrams, get the workshop manual separate.

How do I order a part after I find the number in this catalog?

Use the number

Can I print this 160-page catalog?

Yes. The PDF is high-resolution and prints clearly on letter or A4.

What if my AV110X has a serial number higher than the range shown in the catalog?

The catalog states “Serial Nr. 1-” meaning it covers from the first production run. Later updates may have been issued as supplements. Check with Ammann for supercession.

The bottom line: If you maintain an Ammann AV110X, you need the factory parts catalog on your phone or tablet. Download the Factory Manual now and stop wasting time on parts guesses. Related manuals you might also need: Ammann AC110-2 Parts Catalog – 182-Page OEM Spare Parts Manual, Ammann Rammax 1515-M/MI/MC/MCI 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual, Ammann ARX 90 2013 Parts Catalog – 328-Page OEM Spare Parts. For further background on the importance of OEM documentation in the Automotive Industry Overview read the linked article. Automotive Industry Overview provides context on why original factory specs prevent costly errors.