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Dynapac CC 41 Parts Catalog – 242 Pages of OEM Factory Documentation

I’ve lost count how many times a shop has ordered the wrong seal or hydraulic fitting because they trusted an aftermarket parts list. That’s money down the drain and a machine sitting idle. The Dynapac CC 41 Parts Catalog fixes that. This is the exact document Dynapac Heavy Equipment AB issued for their CC 41 vibrating roller. 242 pages, factory drawings, OEM part numbers – no translation errors, no “equivalent” nonsense. If you’re rebuilding a CC 41 or stocking spares, you need this on your bench.

Group 3 Engine: Two Caterpillar Options Covered

This manual splits the engine section into two separate fuel systems: one for the Caterpillar D-3145 and one for the D-3208. That’s not something you’ll find in a generic cross-reference chart. Each subsystem includes the air intake and exhaust components, the air filter assembly, and the hydraulic pump gearing. If you need the part number for the injection pump or the charge pump on the D-3208, it’s in Group 3, under “Fuel system, Caterpillar D-3208”. No flipping through random pages – the index at the front (page 2) lists every group and subsystem.

Why the Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Lists

Aftermarket catalogs often group parts by generic categories – “hydraulic pump” or “brake assembly” – with no regard for the actual OEM revisions. This manual breaks Group 5 Hydraulic System down by sub-system: propulsion, vibration, steering, and brake. Each sub-system has its own section with exploded views and individual part numbers. For example, the “Variable displacement pump, propulsion” includes the charge pump as a separate item. If you need the charge pump seal kit, you’re not buying a whole pump assembly. That’s how factory parts catalogs save you money.

Who Needs the CC 41 Parts Catalog?

If you own a Dynapac CC 41 roller, you need this. Period. Home garage enthusiasts who bought a used roller at auction – you’ll get the exact part numbers for the drum drive units (Poclain, Prometheus, or Renondin) and the brake assemblies. You’ll also find the part numbers for the cab heater and defroster if your machine has a cab. The manual covers everything from the frame (Group 1) to the driver’s platform (Group 7). Don’t waste time at the parts counter with vague descriptions. Hand them the factory page.

Fuel System Breakdown: Page 14–16

Page 14 covers the D-3145 fuel system – the inline injection pump, the fuel filters, and the fuel tank connections. Page 16 covers the D-3208 fuel system. Two different engines, two different part numbers. If you’re rebuilding the fuel system, trace each line part back to the drawing. The manual also lists the “Engine, Caterpillar D-3145” with its own exploded view on page 2 of Group 3. You can verify the part number for the cylinder head gasket without pulling the head first.

3 Critical Systems for Vibration Roller Repairs

Three groups in this catalog will save you the most hassle: Group 2 (Drum), Group 5 (Hydraulic System), and Group 6 (Electrical Equipment). The drum section includes the Poclain, Prometheus, and Renondin drive units – each with its own gear box and brake components. Hydraulic system covers the vibration pump, motor, and control valve. Electrical equipment covers the battery and the entire wiring harness layout. If you’re chasing a vibration loss, start with the hydraulic control valve section in Group 5.

One more thing: the manual lists a “General view” on page 2 and page 4. These are the master assembly drawings with callouts for every group. Print those pages and keep them on the machine during disassembly. You’ll thank me later.

Related manuals you might need: Dynapac CC 41 Parts Catalog – 242-Page OEM Factory Manual (this one), Dynapac CC 41 1982 Technical Manual – OEM Factory Specs for repair procedures and torque specs, and Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec for the larger platform.

For context on how factory documentation differs from aftermarket, check the Automotive Industry Overview on parts traceability standards.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include part numbers for the vibration motor?

Yes. Page 18 of Group 5 shows the hydraulic motor, vibration assembly with exploded view and individual part numbers.

I have a CC 41 with a Poclain drum drive. Are Prometheus parts cross-referenced?

No cross-referencing. Each drive unit (Poclain, Prometheus, Renondin) has its own separate section in Group 2 with dedicated part numbers. You must know which drum drive your machine has. The manual lists them under separate headings: “Drum, cpl, Poclain,” “Drum, cpl, Prometheus,” and “Drum, cpl, Renondin.” The valve blocks in Group 5 also split by manufacturer. If you have a Prometheus, buy the parts catalog for that variant. Do not mix them. The hydraulic ports and bolt patterns are different.

Are wiring diagrams included in Group 6?

Group 6 covers electrical equipment – battery and general electrical layout – but not detailed wiring diagrams. For wire colors and connector pins, get the Dynapac CC 41 Technical Manual.

How many pages are in this catalog?

242 pages of factory part numbers and exploded views. No wasted space.

Access the Factory Manual – stop guessing part numbers. This is the OEM source for your CC 41 roller repairs. Add it to your cart now.