Caterpillar AP-200B
Caterpillarasphalt paver

Caterpillar AP-200B

Maintenance schedule, common problems & OEM parts breakdown

The Caterpillar AP-200B is a small, tracked mini asphalt paver Caterpillar built from roughly the mid-1990s to the mid-2000s, carrying serial prefix 2NK. Power comes from a Hatz 2M40, an air-cooled two-cylinder diesel with no ECM or electronic controls, rated around 26.1 kW (35 hp) at 3000 rpm from 1.72 L displacement. Operating weight without the screed runs about 4,080 kg (8,995 lb), carried on a steel crawler undercarriage with 380 mm (15 in) wide tracks. The bolt-on extendable screed starts at a 0.94 m (3.1 ft) base and widens to a 3.69 m (12.1 ft) maximum through bolt-on extensions, feeding off a roughly 178 mm (7 in) auger. It succeeded the earlier AP-200 (no B suffix, 6AD serial prefix), a distinct earlier catalog entry, and was sold as a compact machine for driveways, parking lots, utility trenches, and other small-format paving jobs below the scale of Caterpillar's highway-class pavers.

The B revision carried the same basic Hatz-powered mechanical driveline forward from the AP-200, and public documentation does not lay out a detailed factory changelog beyond the serial-prefix break, so treat any specific feature-by-feature difference between AP-200 and AP-200B as unconfirmed rather than settled fact. What is clear is that this is an old, low-volume, mechanically simple machine: no electronic engine or propel controls to fail, but also a shrinking pool of used units and a used market that skews toward buyers who specifically want a small, easy-to-maintain crawler paver without diagnostic electronics. Cat still lists factory parts support for the model, which keeps it serviceable today, but independent parts backup is thinner than for the larger 3116/3126-powered AP-1000 family, and buyers should expect to lean on OEM sourcing and general air-cooled-diesel expertise rather than dealer diagnostic tools.

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 AP-200B specifications

Engine

Engine model2M40, 2-cylinder diesel
Gross power26.1 kW (35 hp) @ 3000 rpm
Net powerNot published for this model
Displacement1.72 L (104.8 cu in)
Cylinders2
Emissions tierNot documented for this model

Weights

Operating weight (without screed)4,080 kg (8,995 lb)
Shipping weightNot published
Ground pressureNot published

Dimensions

Transport length (without screed)approx. 2.44-2.47 m (8.0-8.1 ft), figures vary slightly by source
Transport widthapprox. 3.00-3.02 m (9.85-9.9 ft), figures vary slightly by source
Transport height2.19 m (7.17-7.2 ft)
Length of track on ground0.76 m (2.5 ft)
Track width38.1 cm (15 in)
Wheelbase / track gaugeNot published
Ground clearanceNot published

Performance

Travel speed, max3.4 km/h (2.1 mph)
Paving speed, max54.0 m/min (177.2 ft/min)
Paving width, standard0.94 m (3.1 ft)
Paving width, max3.69 m (12.1 ft)
Auger diameter17.8 cm (7 in)
GradeabilityNot published

Service capacities (summary)

Fuel tank40.1 L (10.6 gal)
Hydraulic system76.1 L (20.1 gal)
Engine oilNot published for this model
Cooling systemNot published for this model

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

AP-200B fluids & capacities

SystemCapacityRecommended fluid
Engine crankcase (with filter)Not documented for this exact machine in public sources. The AP-200B runs a Hatz 2M40 air-cooled, 2-cylinder direct-injection diesel (26.1 kW / 35 hp at 3000 rpm). Air-cooled Hatz twins of this displacement class typically hold roughly 2.5-3.0 L (0.7-0.8 US gal) including the filter, but confirm against the engine dataplate and the Hatz engine manual fitted to this unit before service.Follow the Hatz engine operation manual carried with this unit. General-duty diesel engine oil, API CD/CE class or later, SAE 15W-40 for temperate climates; SAE 10W or a 10W-30 multigrade for cold-start conditions below 0 C (32 F).
Cooling systemNot applicable - the Hatz 2M40 is air-cooled, no liquid coolant system is fitted.None required. Cooling is by finned cylinders and flywheel fan; no antifreeze or coolant is used on this engine.
Fuel tank40.1 L (10.6 US gal)No. 2-D diesel fuel for normal operating temperatures. Switch to No. 1-D diesel or a winter-blend fuel in cold weather to prevent fuel waxing and gelling.
Hydraulic system (tank and circuit)76.1 L (20.1 US gal)Cat HYDO (Caterpillar Hydraulic Oil). Where the paver's screed, auger, and drive circuits share a common reservoir, Cat TDTO (Transmission/Drive Train Oil) is the accepted alternative fill on this class of small paver. Viscosity by climate: SAE 10W in cold weather, SAE 30 or a 10W-30 multigrade in temperate-to-warm conditions.
Power train / drive compartments (track or wheel drive, as fitted)Not documented in available public sources for the AP-200B power train group. Cat offered this paver in steel-track, rubber-track, and wheeled configurations, and compartment capacity varies by that configuration.Cat TDTO (Transmission/Drive Train Oil), per general Cat paver drive-train practice - confirm exact grade and quantity against the OMM for the specific track/wheel configuration on this unit.
Grease (spec only)Not applicable - service item, no reservoir capacity.Cat Multipurpose Grease (NLGI 2, lithium-complex base) or an equivalent EP multipurpose grease, applied at all screed, conveyor, auger, and drive linkage grease fittings.

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

Caterpillar AP-200B maintenance schedule

Service intervalTasks
Every 10 h
  • Check Hatz 2M40 engine oil level on the dipstick and top up to the full mark before each shift.
  • Clean asphalt fines and dust from the air-cooled engine's cylinder fins and fan shroud so airflow stays open.
  • Check crawler track tension and adjust the grease-cylinder tensioners if a track sags past the sag limit.
  • Clear cooled asphalt buildup from the auger, conveyor feed tunnel, and screed plates.
  • Drain water and sediment from the fuel tank sump and check fuel level.
  • Grease track roller and idler pivots and the screed extension slide rails.
Every 250 h
  • Change engine oil and the oil filter on the Hatz 2M40.
  • Service or replace the dry-type engine air filter element.
  • Inspect the fan and alternator drive belts for cracking, glazing, and correct tension.
  • Check the hydraulic reservoir level for the propel, auger, and screed circuits.
  • Check auger gearbox oil level and top off as needed.
  • Inspect battery terminals, the 12V wiring harness, and charging output.
Every 500 h
  • Replace the hydraulic system return filter(s).
  • Check and adjust valve lash on the Hatz 2M40 per the engine's own service interval.
  • Inspect track shoes, rollers, and idlers for wear and abnormal pitch.
  • Change auger gearbox oil.
  • Inspect screed heating elements, thermostats, and heater wiring for chafing or burnout.
  • Inspect the propel pump and drive motor for external leaks and hose condition.
Every 1,000 h
  • Change the hydraulic system oil across the propel, auger, and screed circuits.
  • Replace the fuel filter and inspect fuel lines for cracking or chafing.
  • Measure track chain and roller-frame wear and adjust or replace components beyond service limits.
  • Inspect engine mounts and vibration isolators for cracking or collapse.
  • Inspect wiring harness insulation and ring-terminal connections for corrosion, since there is no fault-code system to flag intermittent grounds.
Every 2,000 h
  • Inspect the propel pump and drive motor internally and rebuild or exchange if wear is found.
  • Inspect the engine cylinder head, cooling fins, and valve train condition in depth.
  • Replace track chains, rollers, or idlers that are past wear limits.
  • Check screed mainframe and bolt-on extension joints for looseness or racking and retorque all extension hardware.
  • Fully flush and refill the hydraulic system and replace all filters.
  • Inspect and recalibrate screed leveling and depth-control linkages.
Every 4,000 h
  • Plan an engine top-end overhaul on the Hatz 2M40 (rings, valves, head reconditioning), since there is no coolant system or ECM history to flag wear early on this air-cooled unit.
  • Rebuild the undercarriage: track chain, rollers, idlers, and drive sprockets as a set.
  • Overhaul or exchange the propel hydraulic pump and drive motor.
  • Straighten or replace the screed mainframe and bolt-on extensions if racking has set in from repeated width changes.

Servicing the AP-200B beyond the schedule

Predictive Maintenance & Fluid Analysis

The AP-200B has no ECM, so there is no fault-code history to trend. Predictive care means sampling engine oil at every change interval on the Hatz 2M40 and watching for early wear-metal counts, since there is no coolant loop to sample on this air-cooled block. Track hydraulic oil condition on the propel, auger, and screed circuits closely, because pump or motor wear will only show up as a gauge reading, a warning lamp, or a performance complaint, never a stored code.

Corrective & Common Repairs

Typical AP-200B repairs center on the bolt-on screed extension hardware working loose or wearing at the joints from repeated width changes, auger and conveyor feed components wearing from abrasive mix contact, and track pad wear from constant low-speed creep operation. The air-cooled Hatz 2M40's cooling fins clog with asphalt dust and cause overheating if not cleared. Propel pump and motor seals are also a recurring leak point on higher-hour units.

Overhaul & Rebuild Points

Most surviving AP-200B units are now well past 1995-2005 build dates, so overhaul planning centers on the undercarriage (track chain, rollers, idlers) reaching end of wear life, the Hatz 2M40's top end needing a ring-and-valve rebuild with no ECM history to time it by, the propel pump and motor needing an internal rebuild, and the screed mainframe needing straightening where bolt-on extensions have racked the frame over years of width changes.

Seasonal & Environment Servicing

Keep the air-cooled engine's fins and fan shroud clear of asphalt dust year-round; heat buildup is the main environmental risk on this engine, not coolant loss. Check screed heater elements before each paving season so the screed reaches working temperature evenly at startup. In cold storage, de-tension tracks to avoid flat-spotting, stabilize fuel, and protect exposed hydraulic rod surfaces from corrosion until the next season.

AP-200B common service parts

Part numberPart
081-3242Filter-FuelCheck fitment →
1G-7202Filter-FuelCheck fitment →
1G-7206Filter-FuelCheck fitment →
1G-7197Filter Element As-AirCheck fitment →
077-5232Filter Element-BreatherCheck fitment →

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AP-200B fault codes & troubleshooting

CodeMeaningLikely causeWhat to do
Oil pressure lamp (red, oil-can symbol)Engine lubrication pressure has dropped below the safe minimumLow oil level, clogged oil filter, worn or failing oil pump, oil galley leakStop the engine immediately, check oil level and filter condition before restarting
Charge/alternator lamp (battery symbol)Alternator is not charging the battery while the engine runsLoose or broken drive belt, worn alternator brushes/diodes, loose or corroded wiring connectionCheck belt tension and condition first, then test alternator output and wiring
Air filter restriction indicatorAir intake filter element is dirty enough to restrict airflowClogged paper/dry-element air filter from job-site dust, overdue service intervalInspect the element, clean or replace as needed, check for a torn element or unsealed housing
Engine overheat / high cylinder-head-temperature lampEngine running hotter than the air-cooling system can handleCooling fins or shrouding packed with dust/debris, low oil level (oil also carries heat away on this air-cooled design), sustained overloadShut the engine down at once, let it cool, clear the fan shrouding and cooling fins, recheck oil level before restart

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

AP-200B attachments & work tools

Screed and bolt-on extensions

Standard screed pours a base width around 0.94 m (3.1 ft). Bolt-on mainframe extensions widen the mat up to a maximum of about 3.69 m (12.1 ft), the figure repeated across independent spec sheets for this class of mini paver. No named screed series (like the larger track pavers' current lineup) is documented for this specific unit.

Auger / material feed system

Feed auger diameter is about 178 mm (7 in). Auger extension sections are added in step with screed mainframe extensions so material delivery keeps pace with the wider strike-off; this is the standard pairing on Cat's small track pavers of this era, not a separate optional kit.

Undercarriage

AP-200B rides on steel crawler tracks, about 380 mm (15 in) wide, with roughly 0.76 m (2.5 ft) of track on the ground. No rubber-tired variant is documented for this model; the track chassis and screed form one integrated unit rather than a machine with a swappable quick-coupler front end.

Mounting / coupler system

This paver has no quick-coupler or work-tool interface in the excavator/loader sense. The screed bolts directly to the tractor's pull arms and towpoint, and width changes are made with mainframe/screed extension hardware rather than a detachable tool system.

Screed heat and width adjustment

Cat's asphalt-paver line generally offers hydraulic variable-width screed adjustment and electrically heated screed plates, but this level of factory-option detail is not confirmed in surviving documentation for the AP-200B specifically. Treat as likely-but-unverified for this exact serial range and confirm with a dealer before ordering heat or extension hardware.

Power unit relevant to attachment load

Engine is a Hatz 2M40, air-cooled 2-cylinder diesel rated about 26 kW (35 hp) at 3000 rpm. This is a small power package for the class, which is consistent with why paving-width extensions on this model are modest bolt-on sections rather than large hydraulically telescoping wings seen on bigger pavers.

Guarding and factory configuration options

No model-specific guarding or factory configuration options (canopy, operator platform variants, lighting packages) are documented for the AP-200B in available literature. This is an older, discontinued mini paver (roughly mid-1990s to mid-2000s) with thin public documentation; verify any option list against the machine's own parts book and serial number.

All AP-200B assemblies by section

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Basic Engine
6r-1685 Support Gp-Engine -Engine
06***47Washer-Retaining; (19.8x76x6-mm Thk)3
2H***90Nut; (3/4-10-Thd)3
6R***25Mounting As1
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Braking System
103-0000 Brake Gp-Service
08***53Spring6
10***93Shaft1
10***94Ring1
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6r-3596 Brake Gp-Service
08***77Adapter1
12***39Brake Group-Service2
1G***20Hose As1
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6r-3499 Brake Gp-Service
08***53Spring6
1G***66Kit-Spring1
1G***67Kit-Seal1
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123-9239 Brake Gp-Service
08***53Spring4
10***93Shaft1
10***94Ring1
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7x-2249 Valve Gp-Brake Control
08***80Case As1
08***83Body1
08***84Coil1
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Electrical And Starting System
6r-3360 Connection Gp-Electrical -(Engine)
6R***60Connection Group-Electrical; -(Engine)1
7G***17Plug-Seal1
7G***18Plug-Seal2
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6r-2736 Panel Gp-Switch
03***66Switch Group-Magnetic; (Start Relay)1
08***41Switch; (Machine/Engine Remote Stop)1
08***48Block - Contact1
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7n-0718 Switch Gp-Disconnect -Battery
2H***22Lockwasher2
6F***45Nut-Full; (3/8-24-Thd)2
7N***18Switch As-Disconnect; -Battery-Ground Level1
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9g-7641 Switch Gp-Start -Engine, Key
6V***62Screw-Machine; (8-32x0.31-In)4
7T***99Nut-Mounting; (1-32-Thd)1
9B***33Lockwasher; (Int'L Tooth)4
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6r-1820 Wiring Gp-Machine
03***50Locknut, Hex., 1/4in.-20 N.C.4
09***66Washer; (Hard) (4.5x9x1mm Thk)2
10***01Rod2
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Engine Arrangement
172-7050 Engine Ar
08***44Gauge; (Oil Level)1
08***84Filter-Engine Oil1
08***42Filter-Fuel; (Secondary)1
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6r-1684 Engine Ar
08***84Filter-Engine Oil1
08***42Filter-Fuel; (Secondary)1
08***60Belt; (Turbine)1
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Feeder Drag And Auger Conveyors
1c-4320 Actuator Gp
07***68Gear1
07***99Capscrew; (Housing)4
07***98Motor1
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7x-9811 Auger Gp
07***55Bearing2
07***81Motor Group-Hydraulic; S/N 6ad1-2642
09***30Auger; (Rh)1
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Frame And Body
6r-1829 Frame As-Main
08***85Support1
10***35Key-Square; (3/16in X 3/4in Lg)2
1K***72Locknut Horn To Guard1
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6r-1862 Frame Gp-Screed
07***55Ring; (Retaining)8
07***42Bolt4
07***55Bearing2
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1g-5513 Guard Gp-Lines
10***13Guard As1
15***94Tie-Hose8
16***48Sleeve-Abrasion0
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6r-3673 Handrail Gp
6R***72Handrail As1
6R***73Handrail Group1
6V***01Nut; (3/8-16-Thd)(Plate To Rh And Lh Bracket As)8
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Fuel System
6r-3355 Burner Gp
00***47Elbow; (Rh Side)1
00***33Tee-Pipe1
03***49Nut-Self Lock; (No.10.Unc)4
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6r-1839 Control Gp-Governor
0L***70Handle-Lever2
1A***09Capscrew (3/8 - 24 Nf X 1 1/4 Gd8, Hex)2
1K***72Locknut Horn To Guard1
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6r-1823 Lines Gp-Fuel
03***48Clip; (11.11mm .437in Id)1
08***86Clamp2
12***78Valve As-Shutoff1
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6r-3362 Spray Gp-Fuel
00***86Connector-Hose (1/4-18nptf Thd)1
1G***44Nozzle1
1G***45Valve As-Spray1
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150-7666 Tank Gp-Fuel
08***32Cap1
15***05Tank As-Fuel1
15***66Tank Group-Fuel1
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6r-1825 Tank Gp-Fuel
08***32Cap1
6R***03Gasket1
6R***55Cover As1
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Hydraulic System
077-3951 Cap Gp-Hydraulic Oil Filler
07***51Cap As-Filler Breather1
07***32Filter Element-Breather; (Hydraulic Oil Filter)1
07***26Gasket2
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6r-1849 Control Gp-Valve
1G***60Lever As-Modulating3
2L***38Locknut; (1/4-28-Thd)4
4K***77Clip-On Side & Top Of Rear Of Engine For3
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6r-1827 Cooler Gp-Hydraulic Oil
03***75Cooler As-Oil1
1G***09Bracket-Motor2
1G***10Motor1
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6r-2392 Cylinder Gp-Hydraulic -Hydraulic
1G***75Ring-Retaining1
1G***76Kit-Seal1
1G***78Seal1
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6r-2393 Cylinder Gp-Hydraulic -Hydraulic
03***27Ring-Back-Up1
07***86Lockwire1
1G***93Kit-Seal1
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6r-1859 Cylinder Gp-Hydraulic
1G***28Pin2
6R***59Cylinder Group-Hydraulic1
6R***93Cylinder Group-Hydraulic; -Hydraulic1
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6r-3001 Cylinder Gp-Hydraulic
1G***74Ring-Retaining1
1G***77Kit-Seal1
1G***79Seal1
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6r-3002 Cylinder Gp-Hydraulic
09***29Lockwire1
1G***33Ring-Back-Up3
1G***88Kit-Seal1
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6r-1860 Cylinder Gp-Hydraulic
07***11Pin2
1D***06Nut 13.89 mm (.546 In.)2
1G***22Pivot As2
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6r-1842 Hydraulic Ar
08***70Tank Group-Hydraulic1
10***40Valve Group-Bank1
1G***13Guard Group-Lines1
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6r-1850 Lines Gp-Auger
03***55Locknut; (5/16-18-Thd)(Marked X)4
1G***71Rod-Threaded1
1G***72Rod-Threaded1
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6r-1858 Lines Gp-Extension
03***55Locknut; (5/16-18-Thd)(Marked X)2
3J***07Seal Valve Assembly To; Seal- Tube Assembly To Logic Valve4
3K***60Seal Pilot Manifold On; Seal To Boom Check Valve Drain4
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6r-1856 Lines Gp-Gate
1G***65Hose As1
3J***07Seal Valve Assembly To; Seal- Tube Assembly To Logic Valve4
3K***60Seal Pilot Manifold On; Seal To Boom Check Valve Drain4
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6r-1855 Lines Gp-Hopper
1G***86Clamp1
1G***48Plate1
1G***74Rod-Threaded1
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6r-1852 Lines Gp-Hydraulic
2S***78Seal-O-Ring (Id=37.47mm)2
3D***24O-Ring - For Oil Drain & Level Plug (Items 3 & 7)1
5K***90Seal-To Hydraulic Cooler Inlet Port6
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6r-1851 Lines Gp-Hydraulic
2M***80Seal--To Connector Pump Outlet4
6R***51Lines Group-Hydraulic1
6R***90Hose As1
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6r-3032 Lines Gp-Hydraulic
03***55Locknut; (5/16-18-Thd)(Marked X)1
09***38Hose As1
2M***80Seal--To Connector Pump Outlet3
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6r-1853 Lines Gp-Hydraulic Oil Cooler
01***24Bushing To Supply Port1
05***26Tee1
3D***24O-Ring - For Oil Drain & Level Plug (Items 3 & 7)3
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6r-1857 Lines Gp-Screed
1G***65Elbow; (Orifice)1
3J***07Seal Valve Assembly To; Seal- Tube Assembly To Logic Valve2
3K***60Seal Pilot Manifold On; Seal To Boom Check Valve Drain2
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077-7189 Motor Gp-Piston
00***98Bearing2
07***89Motor Group1
07***64Housing1
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6r-2203 Motor Gp-Gear
1G***84Kit-Seal1
1G***85Bearing As2
1G***86Flange1
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078-0381 Motor Gp-Gerotor
07***81Motor Group-Hydraulic; S/N 6ad1-2641
09***39Key1
11***64Plate4
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8i-0632 Motor Gp-Piston
00***98Bearing2
08***22Ring-Snap1
08***23Race1
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6r-1848 Mounting Gp-Valve
4L***54Capscrew; (3/8-16x21 In) (Gd8) (Hex Hd) (4-Roller)3
6R***48Mounting Group-Valve1
8T***96Washer-Hard- Line From Pipe As. To Gear3
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6r-3247 Pump Gp-Gear
1G***75Kit-Seal2
4L***54Capscrew; (3/8-16x21 In) (Gd8) (Hex Hd) (4-Roller)2
5P***63Seal-O-Ring1
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138-2638 Pump Gp-Piston
00***71Cone-Bearing4
07***53Pin; (Spring)6
0S***94Bolt (1 In. Long 3/8 In. Dia.); Plate Assembly To Support Assembly2
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6r-1689 Pump Gp-Piston
06***60Ring-Retaining2
07***53Pin; (Spring)6
0S***94Bolt (1 In. Long 3/8 In. Dia.); Plate Assembly To Support Assembly2
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087-1470 Tank Gp-Hydraulic
07***71Gauge; (Hydraulic Oil Level)2
07***51Cap As-Filler Breather1
08***70Tank Group-Hydraulic1
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106-3333 Valve Gp-Bank
08***61Valve As; (Mid-Inlet)1
09***94Seal-O-Ring11
10***08Valve-Relief3
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105-1536 Valve Gp-Bank
08***56Tie Rod2
08***59Tie Rod1
08***61Valve As; (Mid-Inlet)1
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109-0340 Valve Gp-Bank
10***33Valve Group-Bank1
10***40Valve Group-Bank1
1G***75Boot2
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082-2633 Valve Gp-Selector
07***85Knob1
08***33Valve Group-Selector1
09***67Lockwasher1
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6r-3472 Valve Gp-Vibratory
08***33Valve Group-Selector1
6R***72Valve Group-Vibratory1
8C***21Bolt-Plt; (5/16unc X 1 1/2)2
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Implements
7r-6732 Plate Gp-Screed Cutoff
08***83Shield-Gate1
08***50Cut Off1
08***51Plate1
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6r-4026 Roller Gp-Push
07***37Bearing2
07***85Roller As2
07***12Shaft-Governor Control2
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Operator Station
6r-1694 Control Gp-Direction & Speed -Speed & Direction
03***72Bolt; (3/8-16-Thd)12
07***33Pad8
08***53Spring4
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7r-6731 Kit-Seat
07***15Seat2
5E***63Mount As4
6V***89Nut-Full (5/16 X 18 Thd)4
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6r-2725 Panel Gp-Instrument
03***49Nut-Self Lock; (No.10.Unc)1
03***14Screw; (10-32x1-In)2
03***97Boot1
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Power Train
6r-1843 Cooler Gp-Transmission Oil
10***68Frame As1
1G***53Shroud As-Cooler1
4M***61Bolt-To Assemble Valve As And Plates6
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6r-3471 Filter Gp-Oil
07***58Filter-Oil; (Advanced Efficiency)1
4M***25B. 5/16 N.C. X 1"4
5H***36Reducer1
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6r-4027 Indicator Gp-Steering
08***48Indicator As2
08***49Screw2
6R***27Indicator Group-Steering1
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6r-1693 Lines Gp-Propel -Hydraulic
07***72Valve; (Bleed 0ff)2
1G***08Hose As1
1G***09Hose As1
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082-2624 Planetary Gp-Final Drive
03***60Cup-Roller Bearing1
03***61Cone-Roller Bearing1
07***42Roller84
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6r-1688 Transmission Gp
13***38Pump Group-Piston1
3J***07Seal Valve Assembly To; Seal- Tube Assembly To Logic Valve4
3K***15Seal-O-Ring (Id=101.27mm)2
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Service Equipment And Supplies
1g-5529 Plate & Film Gp
07***69Handle; (Manual Operating)1
08***17Film-Instruction; (Manuals Inside)1
10***19Film-Instruction1
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Undercarriage
077-3622 Track Gp
07***39Bushing-Terminal136
07***10Bushing-Terminal102
07***22Track As1
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6r-1700 Track Gp -Rh
07***89Pin1
07***22Track As1
07***81Bearing As2
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6r-1821 Track Gp -Lh
07***89Pin1
07***22Track As1
07***81Bearing As2
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AP-200B serial number reference

The PIN/serial plate sits on the paver tractor frame, usually on the chassis rail near the engine compartment or operator platform, sometimes repeated on a plate near the fuel tank. Read the first three characters as the serial prefix (identifies the model/build series), followed by a 5-digit sequence number; on this paver the plate is stamped or riveted metal rather than a barcoded 17-character PIN.

PrefixIdentifies
2NKAP-200B compact asphalt paver, Hatz-powered configuration

Frequently asked questions

What engine does the Caterpillar AP-200B use?

A Hatz 2M40, an air-cooled two-cylinder diesel rated around 26.1 kW (35 hp) at 3000 rpm with 1.72 L displacement. It is not a Cat-branded engine and carries no ECM or electronic controls.

What is the operating weight of the AP-200B?

About 4,080 kg (8,995 lb) without the screed. Actual in-service weight varies with the screed and any bolt-on width extensions fitted.

What replaced the Caterpillar AP-200B?

Not clearly documented in public sources. Caterpillar's tracked paver lineup moved on to larger, later Cat and BG-sourced pavers, but no specific model is confirmed as a direct successor to the AP-200B. Check with a Cat dealer for the current small-paver equivalent.

What AP-200B owners discuss

What's the biggest recurring wear item on an AP-200B undercarriage?
Pins and bushings in the 380 mm (15 in) steel crawler track. Paving loads the track at slow, steady speed in one direction for hours, so bushings wear unevenly and the chain stretches (pitch elongation). Watch for a loose-running chain and check track tension regularly rather than waiting for it to walk off the sprocket. On a small paver like this, pin/bushing wear shows up faster than on earthmoving iron of similar size because duty cycles are long and slow with little relief loading. Once pitch elongation gets noticeable, pins and bushings can sometimes be turned to bring fresh wear surfaces into play before a full chain replacement is needed.
Any known quirks with the Hatz 2-cylinder air-cooled diesel in this paver?
The 2M40 has no water pump or radiator to fail, which owners generally like, but cooling depends entirely on clean fins and a working blower fan. Asphalt dust and oil mist cake onto the cylinder fins over time; a clogged engine loses cooling airflow, runs hot, and can lose power or trip on heat before anyone notices a coolant problem, because there isn't one. Keep the fins blown out on a regular interval. The other quirk mechanics flag on small air-cooled Hatz diesels generally is the connecting rod oil dipper: if lubrication is neglected or oil level runs low, the dipper can break and starve the big end, leading to a tightening or seized crank. Routine oil level checks and clean air filtration matter more on this engine than on a liquid-cooled unit.
What hydraulic behavior should I expect to troubleshoot?
Like most small hydrostatic-propel pavers, spool/valve leakage in the propel circuit is the usual complaint rather than pump failure outright: a machine that creeps or drifts slightly when parked, or pulls to one side while paving, points to directional valve wear or a load-holding check that isn't sealing rather than the pump itself. Feeder and auger drive motors take the next-most abuse since they run constantly against hot, abrasive mix — listen for noise changes and check case-drain flow if output drops. Confirm hydraulic oil is at spec level and free of contamination before chasing a drift complaint, since low oil and aerated fluid mimic worn-valve symptoms.
What electrical or sensor problems come up most?
Screed heat control is the common electrical weak point on small pavers with this bolt-on extendable screed. Harness runs near the vibrating screed and heater bands take constant heat cycling, so wires go brittle and connectors work loose, producing an endgate or plate that won't hold temperature or a heater circuit that trips intermittently. Check each plate's temperature with an infrared gun at the start of a shift rather than trusting the panel light, and inspect harness runs and heater element continuity with a meter when a zone runs cold or a breaker keeps tripping.
Why does the mat show streaking behind the screed?
On this size of machine streaking almost always traces back to the feeder augers, not the screed itself: worn auger flights, play in the auger bearings, or an obstruction interrupting flow all show up as lines in the mat. Grab the auger and check for play at the mounting — looseness there means bearings are due. Confirm the auger turns freely across its full length and that flight edges aren't worn thin before assuming it's a screed leveling issue.
What should I check when buying a used AP-200B?
Pull maintenance and oil-sample records first if the seller has them. Walk the undercarriage for chain stretch and track tension, and look at pin/bushing wear on the drive side. Run the Hatz engine and check the cooling fins are clean, not caked with old asphalt film, and confirm oil level and pressure are correct since this engine has no coolant gauge to hint at overheating. Cycle the propel controls and watch for drift or pull to one side, and check hydraulic hoses and fittings for weeping or cracking. Grab each auger for bearing play and look at flight wear, and power up the screed heat zones and check each plate with an infrared thermometer for a cold or runaway zone. Given the age of these machines, confirm the extendable screed's slide rails and clamp hardware aren't sloppy from years of extension/retraction cycles. Have your dealer verify engine compression, hydraulic pump output, and screed heater circuit condition before final purchase.
Is there anything safety-related to watch for on the screed and folding sections?
On a bolt-on extendable screed spanning roughly 0.94 to 3.69 m (3.1 to 12.1 ft), the mechanical locks and clamp bolts that hold the extensions square carry real load during transport and operation; a loose or worn clamp lets an extension shift or drop unexpectedly. Check that all extension locking hardware is present and torqued, and don't rely on hydraulic fold cylinders alone to hold position during transport. Have your dealer verify screed extension lock integrity and hydraulic fold-cylinder holding capability before running the machine at full width.

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

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