Caterpillar 10B
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Caterpillar 10B

Maintenance schedule, common problems & OEM parts breakdown

The Cat Pavemaster 10B is a fixed-width paving screed, not a self-propelled paver. Base paving width is 3.05 m (10 ft); with bolt-on cutoff shoes and strike-off extensions the documented paving range runs 2.44 m to 9.14 m (8 ft to 30 ft) depending on the extension set fitted. It has no engine, powertrain, transmission, or hydraulic tank of its own — it bolts to a separate Cat paver tractor, most commonly the AP-1000B, and is documented within the same AP-1000B/AP-1050B/AP-1055 tractor family, drawing hydraulic power, fuel, and electrical signals from that tractor. Working systems are twin oil-fired burners with electric ignition for plate heating, a crown and slope adjustment mechanism, and a vibratory compaction system. Documented serial prefixes (3RM, 3MM, 3PM, and a less-verified BKB) place production from roughly the early-to-mid 1990s onward; an exact end date is not publicly documented. The 10B sits in the Pavemaster B-series alongside the narrower 8B, which shares the same conventional fixed-width design at a 2.44 m (8 ft) base width. It is a distinct product from the Extend-A-Mat 10-20B, which varies its paving width through a hydraulically extending mainboard instead of bolt-on extensions.

Across Pavemaster-generation screeds, heating moved toward twin insulated-combustion-chamber burners with electric ignition for more even plate temperature and less operator babysitting, and strike-off control moved toward optional on-the-go height and slope adjustment rather than manual crank-only setups. Caterpillar has since folded fixed-width and extending screed concepts into its current SE-series line (SE47, SE50, SE60), which is why no single named model is documented as a direct 10B replacement. The 10B still holds value in the used and parts market because it is mechanically simple: no electronics beyond basic burner ignition and lockout indicators, so a shop with basic fabrication and bearing skills can keep one running indefinitely. Because it bolts to a tractor rather than selling as a complete machine, used 10B screeds get mixed and matched with whatever compatible AP-series tractor a contractor already owns, which keeps steady demand alive for wear plates, extension slide components, burner parts, and vibratory bearings long after Caterpillar stopped actively marketing the model.

Below: full specifications, fluids & capacities, the factory service schedule, common service parts, verified fault codes, what owners discuss, attachment guidance, the complete assembly directory, and a serial-number reference. Complete parts lists with full OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, quantities, and fitment data are available free in Heavy Parts AI.

Caterpillar 10B specifications

Engine

Model availabilityNot applicable. The 10B is the Cat Pavemaster 10B paving screed, a bolt-on implement with no engine of its own. Engine data belongs to the carrier paver tractor (commonly the AP-1000B), not to the screed.

Weights

Operating weightNot published separately from the carrier tractor. No source documents a screed-only operating weight for the 10B.

Dimensions

Base paving width3.05 m (10 ft) fixed base; 2.44-9.14 m (8-30 ft) with bolt-on cutoff shoes and strike-off extensions fitted, depending on the extension set used.

Performance

Travel speedNot applicable — the screed has no propulsion of its own; travel speed is a function of the carrier paver tractor.

Service capacities (summary)

Fuel/fluid capacitiesNo independent fuel tank, hydraulic reservoir, or coolant system on the screed. Burner fuel and hydraulic oil are drawn from the carrier tractor's own systems; see the fluids section for grease-point specification.

Values vary by configuration, region, and serial range — confirm against your machine before planning transport or lifts.

10B fluids & capacities

SystemCapacityRecommended fluid
Machine type clarificationNot applicable — no capacity chart exists for this designation as a standalone paverCat 10B is the Pavemaster B Screed, Model 10B: a fixed-width 3.05 m (10 ft) conventional paving screed, extendable to 2.44-9.14 m (8-30 ft) with bolt-on extensions and cutoff shoes. It is a towed/mounted implement bolted to the tow arms of a Cat paver tractor (e.g. AP-650B, AP-900B, AP-1000B, AP-1050B), not a self-propelled paver. It has no engine, no cooling system, no transmission or powertrain, no final drives, and no axles/differentials of its own, so the operation and maintenance manual for this unit does not carry refill capacities for those systems.
Screed heater (oil-fired plate burners)No dedicated onboard fuel tank documented for the screed burners; not a separately specified capacity in the screed's manualDiesel fuel, drawn from the carrier paver's own fuel tank/system — same grade the paver's engine manual specifies. Two oil burners with electric ignition heat the screed plates; no distinct oil or coolant spec applies to the burner itself
Screed hydraulic functions (extension, crown, slope, leveling cylinders)No separate hydraulic reservoir on the screed; capacity is governed by the carrier paver's hydraulic tank (varies by paver model — verify against that machine's own manual)Same hydraulic oil as the carrier paver's hydraulic system (Cat HYDO Advanced or Cat TDTO-class fluid per the paver's manual), split by climate per that paver's viscosity chart (e.g. Cat HYDO Advanced 10 for general duty, arctic-grade equivalents for cold climates). The screed draws hydraulic power through hoses from the paver; it has no independent supply
Grease points (screed pivot pins, leveling arms, extension slides, bushings)Not a reservoir — lubricated via grease fittings; no bulk capacity specifiedCat Prime Application Grease (multipurpose NLGI 2, moly-fortified EP lithium-complex), or equivalent NLGI Grade 2 EP multipurpose grease. No climate-split viscosity note applies to grease points on this unit

Capacities are refill values from factory literature — always fill to the dipstick/sight gauge, not the number.

Caterpillar 10B maintenance schedule

Service intervalTasks
Every 50 h
  • Wipe down and visually inspect strike-off plates and end gates for material buildup, scoring, or wear steps before start of shift.
  • Check twin burner flame pattern and lockout/reset indicator lights; clear any lockout condition before paving begins.
  • Grease vibratory shaft bearings and eccentric weights at all designated fittings.
  • Inspect tow-arm pins, bushings, and leveling-arm pivot points for excess play; grease as required.
  • Check crown and slope adjustment linkage for binding and confirm smooth manual actuation.
  • Inspect screed-mounted hydraulic hoses and cylinder rod ends for leaks, chafing, or exposed threads.
Every 250 h
  • Grease extension slide rails and wear plates on both sides; check for uneven wear or scoring.
  • Inspect vibratory drive belt or coupling (where equipped) for tension and wear.
  • Check burner nozzle spray pattern and electrode gap; clean carbon buildup from the combustion chamber.
  • Torque-check strike-off plate and end-gate mounting hardware.
  • Inspect crown/slope cylinder mounting pins and retaining hardware for wear.
Every 500 h
  • Remove and inspect vibratory eccentric shaft bearings for play, pitting, or heat discoloration.
  • Clean and inspect burner fuel filters/strainers and check ignition transformer output.
  • Inspect main screed frame and extension tube welds for cracking, especially around tow-point brackets.
  • Check crown/slope mechanism backlash and lubricate per the specified grease.
  • Inspect thickness (strike-off) control cables and linkage for fraying, stretch, or binding.
Every 1,000 h
  • Disassemble and repack vibratory bearings with the specified grease; replace seals showing hardening or cracking.
  • Inspect burner ignition electrodes and replace if pitted; verify insulator condition.
  • Check screed plate flatness and surface wear against the manufacturer's wear limits.
  • Inspect and re-shim extension slide wear strips to restore factory clearance.
  • Inspect screed hydraulic cylinders for internal leakage or rod drift.
Every 2,000 h
  • Remove and overhaul the vibratory eccentric shaft assembly; replace worn bearings and eccentric weights.
  • Inspect and, where worn beyond limit, resurface or replace strike-off plates and end gates.
  • Rebuild the crown/slope adjustment mechanism, including bushings, pivot pins, and screw or gear components.
  • Inspect the main frame and tow-arm structure for fatigue cracking; repair or replace as needed.
  • Replace burner fuel lines and inspect combustion chamber insulation for deterioration.
Every 4,000 h
  • Full teardown of the screed structure at major overhaul: replace wear plates, extension guides, vibratory bearings, and crown/slope bushings as a set rather than piecemeal.
  • Replace both burner assemblies (nozzles, electrodes, ignition components) as a unit and re-verify even heat distribution across the full plate width.
  • Recondition or replace tow-arm pins, bushings, and leveling cylinder mounts.
  • Strip, inspect, and reseal the frame after structural inspection to head off corrosion-driven cracking.

Servicing the 10B beyond the schedule

Predictive maintenance and fluid analysis

The 10B carries no independent fluid reservoir, so any oil analysis runs through the carrier tractor's hydraulic system, not the screed itself. Track vibratory eccentric shaft bearing condition by feel and sound at every grease interval, watching for heat, play, or gritty rotation before outright failure. Log burner flame color and carbon buildup rate over time as an early warning sign of nozzle or electrode wear. Watch tow-arm pin and bushing wear trends, since play here signals early fatigue in the main frame before cracking shows.

Corrective and common repairs

Most 10B faults trace back to the twin oil-fired burners: fouled nozzles, pitted electrodes, or a weak ignition transformer cause uneven plate heat and cold-mix drag marks behind the screed. Extension slide wear plates and strike-off edges wear fastest on abrasive mixes and need periodic shimming or replacement to hold crown accuracy. Crown/slope mechanism binding is usually dry or corroded pivot pins rather than the adjustment screw or gear itself. Screed-mounted hydraulic cylinders tend to leak at the rod seals after prolonged sun and heat exposure.

Overhaul and rebuild points

Rebuild work concentrates on the vibratory shaft and bearings, the crown pivot assembly, and the strike-off plates. A full vibratory overhaul means replacing eccentric weights, bearings, and seals as a matched set rather than piecemeal, since mismatched wear throws compaction uneven across the 3.05 m (10 ft) plate. Strike-off and end-gate plates get resurfaced or swapped once thickness control drifts outside tolerance. Extension tubes and slide rails need re-shimming or wear-strip replacement to restore factory clearance after heavy service hours.

Seasonal and environment servicing

Cold-weather paving leans hard on the twin burners, so verify ignition output and clean the combustion chambers before the season starts so plate heat comes up fast at low ambient temperatures. Moisture works into the vibratory housing and grease fittings during wet-weather storage or wash-down, so re-grease immediately after washing and before extended lay-up. Before winter storage, drain residual fuel oil from burner lines, cap fittings against dirt intrusion, and block the frame off the ground to protect the tow arm and extension slides from corrosion.

10B fault codes & troubleshooting

CodeMeaningLikely causeWhat to do
Burner lockout / reset light (red)Flame-failure safety lockout on the screed heater's oil-burner primary control; fuel and ignition are cut after a failed light-off attemptNo flame detected within the trial-for-ignition period; fouled photocell or flame sensor, fouled electrodes, air in the fuel line, or no fuel at the burnerCheck fuel supply and bleed the line, clean or replace electrodes and the flame sensor, then press the reset button once; do not cycle the reset repeatedly
No-flame / ignition failure shutdownBurner motor and ignition energize but the control shuts the burner down because it never confirms flameWorn or misaligned ignition electrodes, sooted combustion chamber, weak ignition transformer, or fuel nozzle blockageInspect and clean electrodes and nozzle, verify ignition transformer output, clean the combustion chamber, then retest a light-off cycle
High-limit / overheat tripScreed plate temperature limit switch has opened and shut the burner down to protect the plate and wiringThermostat or limit switch out of calibration, restricted airflow around the heating element, or a stuck-closed burner valve overheating the plateLet the screed cool, check the limit switch and thermostat setting against spec, and inspect for restricted combustion airflow before restarting
Burner motor overload trip (breaker open)Circuit breaker or overload for the burner fan/fuel-oil pump motor has tripped, stopping burner operationSeized or binding fan or oil pump motor, damaged wiring, or a shorted motor windingReset the breaker once, check motor amp draw against spec, and inspect wiring and the motor for binding or shorts before repeated resets
Low fuel-oil supply / filter restriction indicationBurner will not sustain a flame or cycles on and off because of insufficient fuel deliveryLow fuel level in the screed's oil tank, a clogged fuel filter, or a failing fuel pumpCheck tank level, replace the fuel filter, and verify pump pressure and flow against spec
Igniter/electrode fault (repeated lockout)Burner locks out repeatedly on start-up attempts even after a resetCracked electrode insulator, incorrect electrode gap, or carbon buildup shorting the spark pathClean or replace electrodes, set the gap to spec, and inspect the insulator for cracks before returning the burner to service

Codes and remedies are general guidance for this model family — always confirm with diagnostic tooling and your dealer before major repairs.

10B attachments & work tools

Model identification

The 10B is the Cat Pavemaster 10B, a fixed-width paving screed, not a standalone paver. It bolts to a separate Cat paver tractor, most commonly the AP-1000B and related AP-1050B/AP-1055 family tractors. It is a distinct product from the hydraulically extending Extend-A-Mat 10-20B screed line.

Screed width & bolt-on extensions

Base paving width is 3.05 m (10 ft). Bolt-on cutoff shoes and strike-off extensions widen the documented paving range to 2.44-9.14 m (8-30 ft) depending on which extension set is fitted; exact limits vary by configuration. Extensions ride on slide tracks and wear plates rather than a hydraulically telescoping mainboard.

Screed heating

Screed plates heat via twin oil-fired burners with electric ignition, or via an electric plate-heating system depending on how the unit was ordered. A properly working system reaches paving temperature well within 30 minutes under normal ambient conditions.

Compaction (vibrator/tamper) system

A hydraulically driven vibratory system on the screed runs off the carrier tractor's hydraulics, working with a curved nose-bar plate design to assist material flow ahead of the plates and precompact the mat.

Crown, slope & grade control

Manual crown adjustment is standard. Power crown, slope, and screed-height adjustment from the platform are available as options, drawing hydraulic power from the tractor; the tractor also supports automated grade-and-slope control packages (averaging beam or sonic sensor style) with brackets at the tractor and screed arms.

Auger & hopper feed (carrier tractor)

The carrier tractor's reversible auger and chain conveyor move mix from the hopper to the screed. Bolt-on auger extensions and hopper wing extensions are used to match wider screed setups, and optional hopper-level and mix-temperature sensors are documented for this paver class.

End gates

Adjustable, crank-operated end gates fit the outer edge of the screed to shape the mat edge and can be swapped for fixed gates depending on the job.

Mounting / base-machine compatibility

This screed is not a universal quick-coupler attachment. It is a tractor-matched unit that bolts and pins to the leveling (tow) arms of a specific paver tractor, most commonly the Cat AP-1000B; exact tractor/screed pairing varies by build year and should be confirmed by serial number with a dealer.

Hydraulic power source

Vibration, power crown/slope controls, and screed cylinders all draw off the carrier tractor's hydraulic system; the screed has no independent reservoir. Factory-order options recorded alongside this screed include an onboard hydraulic generator (to run electric screed heat) and front-wheel-assist traction drive on the tractor.

Carrier tractor reference

The AP-1000B tractor most commonly paired with this screed uses a Cat 3116TA turbocharged diesel rated at roughly 130 kW (174 hp). The screed itself has no engine and runs entirely on hydraulic power supplied by the tractor.

Guarding

Standard factory guarding covers the heated screed plates and burner/heating elements against incidental contact, along with walkway and hopper-area guarding typical of this paver class. No model-specific aftermarket guarding kits are documented in dealer literature.

All 10B assemblies by section

Every catalogued assembly group for the Caterpillar 10B. Open an assembly to preview the parts inside — full OEM part numbers are available in Heavy Parts AI.

Controls
110-1532 Adjuster Gp-Strike-Off
10***39Key-Square4
11***32Adjuster Group-Strike-Off1
11***39Jack4
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122-0160 Adjuster Gp-Strike-Off
10***10Wire As4
10***36Motor Group-Power Adjuster2
11***83Wire As2
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134-8495 Adjuster Gp-Strike-Off
10***39Key-Square4
11***07Bushing6
11***93Rod2
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115-5738 Control Gp-Thickness
11***38Control Group-Thickness1
11***39Shaft As2
1A***75Bolt; (3/4-16x1.75in)(Fine Thread)8
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119-1408 Control Gp-Thickness
11***08Control Group-Thickness1
11***09Shaft As2
1A***75Bolt; (3/4-16x1.75in)(Fine Thread)8
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134-1726 Control Gp-Thickness
13***20Shaft2
13***26Control Group-Thickness1
13***20Rod-Threaded2
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110-1522 Control Gp-Thickness
11***22Control Group-Thickness1
11***22Shaft As2
1A***75Bolt; (3/4-16x1.75in)(Fine Thread)8
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134-1725 Control Gp-Thickness
13***20Shaft2
13***25Control Group-Thickness1
13***07Rod2
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115-5741 Control Gp-Thickness
11***41Control Group-Thickness1
11***42Shaft As2
1A***75Bolt; (3/4-16x1.75in)(Fine Thread)8
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134-1727 Control Gp-Thickness
13***20Shaft2
13***27Control Group-Thickness1
13***21Rod-Threaded; (1-5-Acme Thd, Lh)2
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134-1728 Control Gp-Thickness
13***20Shaft2
13***28Control Group-Thickness1
13***22Rod-Threaded; (1-5-Acme Thd)2
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110-1531 Crown Gp
00***39Bearing-Aligning; (Self Aligning)4
05***09Bolt-Socket Head4
10***87Link-Connecting1
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8i-0734 Crown Gp-Manual
10***14Handle1
10***28Shaft As-Adjustment1
13***77Lockout1
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112-3472 Crown Gp-Power
10***10Wire As2
11***72Crown Group-Power1
11***83Wire As1
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165-3729 Motor Gp-Power Adjuster
07***77Bushing-Terminal2
10***02Kit-Receptacle; (2-Pin)(Engine Sensor Wiring Harness)1
10***87Sleeve; (26-cm)0
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134-2346 Motor Gp-Power Adjuster
07***77Bushing-Terminal2
09***95Pin2
10***02Kit-Receptacle; (2-Pin)(Engine Sensor Wiring Harness)1
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176-0351 Motor Gp-Power Adjuster
07***77Bushing-Terminal2
09***95Pin2
10***02Kit-Receptacle; (2-Pin)(Engine Sensor Wiring Harness)1
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277-2006 Motor Gp-Power Adjuster
07***77Bushing-Terminal2
10***02Kit-Receptacle; (2-Pin)(Engine Sensor Wiring Harness)1
10***87Sleeve; (26-cm)0
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165-3731 Motor Gp-Power Adjuster
07***77Bushing-Terminal2
10***02Kit-Receptacle; (2-Pin)(Engine Sensor Wiring Harness)1
10***87Sleeve; (26-cm)0
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109-0336 Motor Gp-Power Adjuster
10***02Kit-Receptacle; (2-Pin)(Engine Sensor Wiring Harness)1
10***11Pin-Grooved1
10***73Gasket1
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134-2341 Sloper Gp-Power
01***01Setscrew-Square Head2
10***47Washer2
11***85Scale-Sloper2
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180-9176 Sloper Gp-Power
12***28Washer-Hard; (26x40x8-mm Thk)4
17***21Plate2
17***00Pointer2
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136-4590 Sloper Gp-Power
01***01Setscrew-Square Head2
10***47Washer2
11***84Scale2
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110-1524 Sloper Gp-Strike-Off
10***47Washer2
11***24Sloper Group-Strike-Off1
11***08Jack Group-Height Adjuster2
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Electrical And Starting System
122-9303 Buffer Gp-Sensor -Material Height
12***03Buffer Group-Sensor; -Material Height-Propel Forward, Reverse-Propel Speed Dial1
15***60Kit-Connecting Plug; (3-Pin)(Engine Sensor Wiring Harness)1
15***62Wedge-Plug Lock; (4-Pin)1
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110-1542 Wiring Gp-Screed
09***66Washer; (Hard) (4.5x9x1mm Thk)2
10***02Kit-Receptacle; (2-Pin)(Engine Sensor Wiring Harness)5
10***46Wire As; (Rh Mainframe Glow Plug)2
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Electrical System
129-5099 Box Gp-Screed Control
03***49Nut-Self Lock; (No.10.Unc)2
10***03Kit; (Receptacle) (3-Pin) (Includes Receptacle As & Wedge)1
10***98Resistor1
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144-8536 Box Gp-Screed Control
03***49Nut-Self Lock; (No.10.Unc)1
10***10Wire As4
10***35Wire As1
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129-5100 Box Gp-Screed Control
10***03Kit; (Receptacle) (3-Pin) (Includes Receptacle As & Wedge)1
10***14Plate1
10***10Wire As4
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Feeder Drag And Auger Conveyors
116-9509 Bearing Gp-Auger
10***04Nipple-Pipe1
10***18Bearing Group-Auger1
11***09Bearing Group-Auger1
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106-9718 Bearing Gp-Auger
01***41Setscrew-Socket3
10***18Bearing Group-Auger1
3H***40Setscrew; (3/8-24x0.375-In)2
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5e-9808 Extension Gp-Auger -1-Ft, Lh
08***53Shaft-Governor Control1
1K***72Locknut Horn To Guard2
5E***08Extension Group-Auger; -1-Ft, Lh1
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5e-9826 Extension Gp-Auger -2-Ft, Rh
08***53Shaft-Governor Control1
1K***72Locknut Horn To Guard4
5E***26Extension Group-Auger; -2-Ft, Rh1
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5e-9809 Extension Gp-Auger -1-Ft, Rh
08***53Shaft-Governor Control1
1K***72Locknut Horn To Guard2
5E***09Extension Group-Auger; -1-Ft, Rh1
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5e-9825 Extension Gp-Auger -2-Ft, Lh
08***53Shaft-Governor Control1
1K***72Locknut Horn To Guard4
5E***25Extension Group-Auger; -2-Ft, Lh1
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Frame And Body
134-1722 Arm Gp-Drop
10***68Nipple-Pipe2
11***99Pin As-Pivot2
13***22Arm Group-Drop1
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119-7094 Arm Gp-Drop
10***68Nipple-Pipe2
11***99Pin As-Pivot2
11***94Arm Group-Drop1
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106-9689 Brace Gp
10***89Brace Group1
10***62Tube As-Brace1
10***64Tube As-Brace1
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109-2722 Bracket Gp-Support
06***66Bolt; (3/4-10x1.642-In)2
10***22Bracket Group-Support1
11***52Plate1
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146-0247 Cover Ar-Gate
11***37Cover Group1
14***40Gate Group-End1
14***47Cover Ar-Gate1
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117-7037 Cover Gp-Screed
10***47Washer2
11***37Cover Group1
12***02Cover As-Lh1
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205-7171 Deflector Gp
1K***72Locknut Horn To Guard10
20***63Bracket As4
20***67Rod As4
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110-1530 Deflector Gp
11***30Deflector Group1
12***50Plate1
12***51Plate1
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106-9714 Extension Gp-Main Frame -1 Ft
10***14Extension Group-Main Frame; -1 Ft1
10***88Extension As1
7X***45Bolt 5/8" X 1 3/4" Long (First Type)3
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116-9510 Extension Gp-Main Frame
11***10Extension Group-Main Frame1
12***73Extension As2
12***78Bar2
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110-0994 Frame Gp-Screed
03***71Capscrew, Csk. Hd., 3/8in.-16 N.C. X 1in.4
11***94Frame Group1
11***91Plate-Cover2
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133-7369 Frame Gp-Screed
03***71Capscrew, Csk. Hd., 3/8in.-16 N.C. X 1in.4
11***91Plate-Cover2
11***89Plate-Cover1
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205-7178 Frame Gp-Screed
03***71Capscrew, Csk. Hd., 3/8in.-16 N.C. X 1in.4
0S***95Bolt 1.25 In. (31.75 mm) Long Guard Assemblies To Radiator Guard2
0S***21Bolt --Brace To Starting Engine Mounting Pad; Bolt-- Brace To Starting Engine Mounting Pad1
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111-9146 Frame Gp-Strike-Off
0S***75Pin-To Arm Assembly And Retainer6
10***82Scale; (Rh)(Screed Ext)1
10***83Scale-Screed Extender-Lh1
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145-9440 Gate Gp-End
03***10Washer2
09***87Washer-Plated1
10***76Cap4
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110-1533 Gate Gp-End
10***76Cap4
10***47Washer4
10***35Support As2
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110-0996 Plate Gp-Screed
11***96Plate Group-Screed1
12***16Shim; (0.01-In Thk)2
12***17Shim; (0.020in Thk)10
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115-1471 Strike-Off Ar
11***24Sloper Group-Strike-Off1
11***32Adjuster Group-Strike-Off1
11***33Gate Group-End1
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Fuel System
117-5240 Burner Gp
03***12Screw-Forming; (10-24x0.5-In)8
04***65Screw 19.05 mm(.750 In.) Long8
10***97Wheel-Blower2
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110-1550 Lines Gp-Burner
00***47Elbow; (Rh Side)2
07***84Clamp3
11***50Lines Group-Burner1
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Hydraulic System
162-9209 Cylinder Gp-Hydraulic
06***20Locknut1
08***29Washer1
08***31Wiper1
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115-4505 Lines Gp-Strike-Off
10***02Valve Group-Solenoid; -Extender, Slope2
11***05Lines Group-Strike-Off1
11***82Cover As-Lh1
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116-6835 Lines Gp-Vibratory
11***35Lines Group-Vibratory1
11***07Hose As2
11***84Hose As1
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110-7930 Motor Gp-Gear
11***30Motor Group-Gear1
12***99Kit-Pump Seal1
1G***91Seal-Shaft1
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139-2373 Motor Gp-Gear
00***55Ring-Retaining2
07***40Flange1
07***54Bearing2
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138-4308 Valve Gp-Control
13***08Valve Group-Control1
15***09Orifice1
15***10Valve; (Sensing)1
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208-1633 Valve Gp-Flow Control
19***47Valve Group-Control; (Vibratory)1
19***41Cartridge As-Valve1
20***57Kit-Seal; (Flow Control Valve)1
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103-3602 Valve Gp-Solenoid
10***02Kit-Receptacle; (2-Pin)(Engine Sensor Wiring Harness)2
10***02Valve Group-Solenoid; -Extender, Slope1
11***21Coil2
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110-0998 Vibratory Gp
10***95Bearing4
10***35Key-Square; (3/16in X 3/4in Lg)2
10***33Key-Square; (1/4in X 3/4in Lg)2
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Implements
130-2144 Extension Ar
10***35Key-Square; (3/16in X 3/4in Lg)2
10***33Key-Square; (1/4in X 3/4in Lg)2
10***14Extension Group-Main Frame; -1 Ft2
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130-2145 Extension Ar
10***35Key-Square; (3/16in X 3/4in Lg)2
10***33Key-Square; (1/4in X 3/4in Lg)2
10***89Brace Group2
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130-2143 Extension Ar-Fixed
10***35Key-Square; (3/16in X 3/4in Lg)2
10***33Key-Square; (1/4in X 3/4in Lg)2
11***02Extension Group-Screed2
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119-1411 Extension Gp-Screed
08***59Pin; (Long Wedge)1
10***95Bearing2
10***35Key-Square; (3/16in X 3/4in Lg)2
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117-7805 Extension Gp-Screed
08***48Sprocket As2
08***49Screw; (L.H.)2
08***50Screw; (R.H.)2
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117-8336 Extension Gp-Screed
00***47Elbow; (Rh Side)1
03***12Screw-Forming; (10-24x0.5-In)4
04***65Screw 19.05 mm(.750 In.) Long4
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117-8334 Extension Gp-Screed
00***47Elbow; (Rh Side)1
03***12Screw-Forming; (10-24x0.5-In)4
04***65Screw 19.05 mm(.750 In.) Long4
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117-7802 Extension Gp-Screed
10***22Plate1
10***32Bar-Spacer1
11***02Extension Group-Screed1
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117-7801 Extension Gp-Screed
11***01Extension Group-Screed1
11***06Frame As1
11***18Bar-Nose1
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114-3455 Extension Gp-Strike-Off
0S***75Pin-To Arm Assembly And Retainer2
11***04Pin2
11***46Plate As-Extension2
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134-2887 Plate Gp-Bevel End
13***28Plate As2
13***87Plate Group-Bevel End1
1K***72Locknut Horn To Guard6
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134-2888 Plate Gp-Bevel End
13***61Plate As2
13***88Plate Group-Bevel End1
1K***72Locknut Horn To Guard6
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145-9415 Plate Gp-Bevel End
14***15Plate Group-Bevel End1
14***23Plate As2
1K***72Locknut Horn To Guard8
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145-9416 Plate Gp-Bevel End
14***16Plate Group-Bevel End1
14***24Plate As2
1K***72Locknut Horn To Guard8
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134-2890 Plate Gp-Bevel End
13***65Plate As2
13***90Plate Group-Bevel End1
1K***72Locknut Horn To Guard6
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145-9414 Plate Gp-Bevel End
14***14Plate Group-Bevel End1
14***22Plate As2
1K***72Locknut Horn To Guard8
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134-2889 Plate Gp-Bevel End
13***63Plate As2
13***89Plate Group-Bevel End1
1K***72Locknut Horn To Guard6
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145-9413 Plate Gp-Bevel End
14***13Plate Group-Bevel End1
14***21Plate As-Bevel-Edg2
1K***72Locknut Horn To Guard8
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104-4482 Shoe Gp-Cutoff
10***82Shoe Group-Cutoff1
10***82Shoe As-Cutoff; (1 Foot)1
10***88Shoe As-Cutoff; (2 Foot)1
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Machine Arrangement
109-7071 Screed Ar-Fixed
10***71Screed Ar-Fixed1
11***94Frame Group1
11***96Plate Group-Screed1
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Operator Station
110-1528 Platform Gp
11***28Platform Group1
11***20Platform As2
11***24Support As4
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Service Equipment And Supplies
110-1535 Finish Gp
08***51Film-Warning; (Lighting Screed Burner)2
10***27Film-Screed Valve Increase1
11***35Finish Group1
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10B serial number reference

The PIN/serial plate for the 10B screed is its own attachment plate mounted on the screed, separate from the paver tractor's PIN plate on the tractor body. Read the first three characters as the prefix - Cat's parts system uses that prefix to pin down the correct production block and fitment - and give it to the parts counter along with the trailing serial digits before ordering. If the plate is hard to find or worn, the paver tractor's operation and maintenance manual for that family usually shows the exact mounting point.

PrefixIdentifies
3RM10B Pavemaster fixed (crownable, non-extending) screed, 3.05 m (10 ft) base width - the 10-ft sibling of the 8B Pavemaster screed
3MM10B Pavemaster fixed (crownable, non-extending) screed, 3.05 m (10 ft) base width
3PM10B Pavemaster fixed (crownable, non-extending) screed, 3.05 m (10 ft) base width
BKB10B asphalt screed, later production run using Cat's later three-letter-only prefix format (no digit lead-in like the 3xM prefixes)

Frequently asked questions

What tractor does the 10B screed mount to?

The 10B is a bolt-on attachment, not a standalone machine. It mounts to a separate Cat paver tractor, most commonly the AP-1000B, and is documented within the same AP-1000B/AP-1050B/AP-1055 tractor family. Exact tractor-to-screed pairing varies by tractor generation and screed serial prefix, so confirm fit against the paver's own spec sheet or with a dealer before combining units.

What is the paving width of the 10B screed?

Base fixed width is 3.05 m (10 ft). With bolt-on cutoff shoes and strike-off extensions fitted, the documented paving range extends from 2.44 m to 9.14 m (8 ft to 30 ft), depending on which extension set is installed. No screed-only operating weight is published separately from the carrier tractor in available documentation — treat any such figure with caution and confirm with a dealer if it matters for transport or load planning.

What replaced the 10B in Caterpillar's screed lineup?

No single model is documented by name as a direct one-for-one replacement. The fixed-width Pavemaster and hydraulically extending Extend-A-Mat B-series screeds were succeeded generationally by Caterpillar's current SE-series vibratory screeds (SE47, SE50, SE60), which combine fixed and variable-width paving into one product line. Treat this as generational succession rather than a documented like-for-like swap, and verify current cross-reference with a Cat dealer.

What 10B owners discuss

What is the Cat 10B, and which paver tractors does it actually bolt to?
The 10B is a fixed-width screed, not a self-propelled paver. It has no engine of its own — it draws hydraulic power, fuel for heat, and electrical signals through the tow arms from the carrier tractor. It's built for the mid-size Cat wheel and track tractor line, most commonly paired with the AP-1000B and its close relatives in the AP-1050/1055 tractor family. Before buying a bare screed, confirm the tow arm mounting geometry, hydraulic couplings, and harness pinout match the specific tractor's screed package, since paving-package options varied by tractor build year.
How does the crown and slope control behave day to day?
Owners report the crown indicator scale drifts out of true if it isn't recalibrated to the screed after any linkage work, so a fresh crown reading after maintenance is standard practice, not optional. On tractors running Cat's grade and slope system, the sonic sensors need periodic recalibration too — operators who skip it see the mat wander out of tolerance on grade changes even though the screed itself is mechanically fine. Most complaints trace back to sensor mounting brackets working loose or getting knocked out of alignment, not the crown mechanism itself.
Are the screed heaters reliable, and is electric or fuel-fired heat better?
Both heating styles exist across this screed family depending on how the unit was ordered — diesel/oil-fired burners or electric plate heaters. Fuel-fired burners left running unattended for long stretches are the more common complaint; operators report warped or discolored screed plates when the burner cycles all day without anyone dialing back the temperature during breaks. Electric heat is generally described as more even and easier on the plates, but it draws more from the tractor's electrical system and a weak alternator or bad ground can cause slow or uneven warm-up. A properly working screed should reach paving temperature well within 30 minutes in reasonable ambient conditions — if it's taking much longer, suspect a bad element, a stuck control valve on a fuel unit, or a wiring fault. Because burner and heating-element wiring faults carry a fire and burn risk, have your dealer verify the heating circuit and burner shutoff before returning the screed to service.
What wear pattern shows up on the vibratory compaction system over time?
The vibrator drivetrain (eccentric shafts, bearings, and hydraulic vibrator motors depending on configuration) is a known wear item on machines running consistently abrasive mixes like granite aggregate. Screed plates themselves are usually the first thing to go — the trailing edge should stay sharp and even, and the plate should measure roughly 13 mm (0.5 in) thick front and rear. Plates that are thinner on one side than the other point to the screed being out of alignment rather than just worn evenly, and that misalignment accelerates wear on everything downstream, including the vibrator bearings. Plate replacement once or twice a season is considered normal on high-abrasion mixes.
What causes the bolt-on extensions to feel loose or wobbly?
This almost always comes back to the slide track bushings that the extension tubes run in and out of. Once those bushings wear, the extension develops play you can feel by grabbing the end gate and rocking it up and down while the extension is run out. Left unchecked, a loose extension changes the mat profile at the joint and accelerates wear on the extension cylinder and tube itself. Buildup of hardened asphalt and grit inside the slide track is the usual root cause, so keeping the tracks clean and greased is the standard preventive fix rather than waiting for the bushings to need replacement.
What's the story with tow arm and mounting pin wear on this screed?
The tow arms carry the screed's float and are a common point of complaint if they've been bent or run with worn pins and bushings — a bent tow arm or a leaking tow-point cylinder throws off the screed's floating action and shows up as an inconsistent mat even when the screed plates and crown settings are fine. Operators check tow arms for straightness and inspect the tow-point cylinders for leaks as routine upkeep. Because a worn or failing tow arm pin can let the screed drop or shift unexpectedly during operation, have your dealer verify tow arm and pin condition before extended use on a machine with unknown history.
What should I check before buying a used Cat 10B screed?
Start with the screed plates — measure thickness front and rear, and look for a sharp, unrounded trailing edge; uneven wear side to side signals an alignment problem, not just age. Run the extensions fully out and check for play at the end gates, which points to worn slide-track bushings. Inspect tow arms for straightness and look for leaks at the tow-point and lift cylinders. Check the heating system, whether fuel-fired or electric, for even warm-up and look for scorched or warped plate sections that suggest a burner or thermostat left unmanaged. Finally, verify the screed's tow arm spacing and hydraulic/electrical connectors actually match the tractor you intend to run it on, since these screeds were configured against specific tractor paving packages and not all combinations are interchangeable without adapting hoses and harnesses. Given the mix of hydraulic, electrical, and structural items involved, have your dealer verify overall condition before finalizing a purchase.

Compiled from owner and technician discussions across the industry — experiences vary by serial range and machine history.

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