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Atlas Copco CC3300C 2014 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts List

If you own or work on an Atlas Copco CC3300C vibratory roller, you already know the pain of ordering a part by description alone. You get a box, open it, and the bracket doesn’t line up. The hydraulic motor has the wrong displacement. The scraper kit doesn’t match your serial number. That’s wasted money and downtime you don’t have. The Atlas Copco CC3300C 2014 Parts Catalog – all 520 pages – is the only tool that stops that garbage. Every part number in here was verified against the production line at the factory. No aftermarket reinterpretation. No “compatible with” guesswork. You get the exact part that came on the roller when it left Sweden.

Service Kits and Repair Kits: Real Part Numbers

The manual breaks down service intervals with specific kit numbers. The 50-hour Plus kit (4812159352), the 500-hour kit (4812159381), the 500-hour Plus (4812159382), and the 1000-hour kit (4812159383). Each one lists every gasket, filter, and wear item the factory intended. If you’re rebuilding an eccentric shaft, you need kit 4700945722 – and the catalog shows you exactly what’s in that bag. For scrapers, there’s 4700945908. Shock absorber for split drum? 4812156382. Those numbers are cross-referenced with the exploded views later in the book.

Frame Breakdown: From Front Frame to Sprinkler System

This catalog goes deep into the frame structure. The front frame module includes the steering cylinder (4700391023), the tank structure mount, the articulated joint (4812117737), and even the grab handles. Rear frame sections cover the engine structure (4812121578 engine cover right, 4812121581 left, 4812114521 battery box), radiator assembly, fan assembly, and noise suppression kit (4812117865). If your machine has the emulsion tank setup, the sprinkler pump module and all water hoses are individually listed. The ordering info on page 2 reminds you to provide serial number and part denomination – ignore that and you’ll get the wrong sprinkler pipe.

Drum and Propulsion: What You Need to Order

The drum section covers split drum modules, propulsion motor modules with the drive unit assembly (includes gear box 4700392523 and hydraulic motor 4700395922), and the vibration motor module (hydraulic motor 4700390605). If you’re replacing a vibrating unit, you need the motor part number from this catalog. Don’t rely on a parts counter guy who “thinks it’s the same as the 2012 model.” The catalog gives you the exact hydraulic motor model – Motor is listed as a sub-item under the vibrating unit.

Engine and Hydraulics: Deutz TCD3.6 L04 Details

Engine section specifies the diesel engine – Deutz TCD3.6 L04 IIIB/T4i (4812114075) – along with clutch module, air cooler hoses, water cooler hoses, air cleaner module and hoses, exhaust pipe, fuel hoses, charge air cooler, water cooler, expansion tank, and belt guard. Hydraulic system is broken into front drum hoses, frame hoses, engine room pump modules (4812115098 hydraulic pump assembly), valve modules (4700395924 hydraulic valve), flow divider assembly, and steering hoses. If you’re chasing a hydraulic leak in the steering, the catalog shows the hose bracket routing and part numbers for the slideable seat steering setup.

Why an OEM Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket

I’ve seen aftermarket parts catalogs that mislabel a hydraulic valve because they copied a photo from a different serial number range. This catalog was printed by Atlas Copco in 2014, and it’s built around the exact serial number range 10000343x0A013149 and later. The exploded diagrams are clear, the grouping is by module, and every part is categorized with a spare parts class code (A, B, C, D) based on annual usage. That tells you which parts to stock. No third-party “compatible” nonsense. For more background on why OEM documentation matters in heavy equipment, check this Automotive Industry Overview.

Does This Catalog Cover the Deutz Engine?

Yes – the engine section explicitly lists the Deutz TCD3.6 L04 (IIIB/4i) diesel, including part numbers for the engine assembly, clutch, air cleaner, exhaust, and all cooling hoses. If you need a specific hose or gasket for the engine, the catalog groups them by module so you can find the exact part without flipping through 500 pages randomly.

What’s the Best Way to Use This Catalog?

Open it to the group you need – Service kits, Frame, Drum, Engine, Hydraulic system, or Electrical equipment. Each group has submodules with part numbers on the left and quantity/spare class on the right. When you find the part, write down the part number and check the notes column for remarks. The text page (page 3) explains how to read the structure: parts indented to the right are included when you buy the assembled unit. That keeps you from double-ordering. If you’re ordering a sprinkler pump, make sure you have the emulsion tank part number too – the catalog cross-references them.

FAQ

Is this catalog a repair manual or just a parts list?

Parts catalog only. It shows exploded views and part numbers – no torque specs or repair procedures. For disassembly instructions, you need the separate workshop manual.

How do I make sure I order the right part for my roller?

On page 2, the catalog lists six required fields: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. If you skip the serial number, you risk getting the wrong scraper bracket or hydraulic motor. The manual covers serial number range 10000343x0A013149 and later – check your machine’s plate before ordering.

Access the Factory Manual now and stop guessing which part fits. You’ll have every OEM part number for your Atlas Copco CC3300C right on your screen – no markup, no reprints, just the genuine factory file.

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