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Dynapac CC 501C Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts Reference

Dynapac CC 501C Parts Catalog – the one document that keeps a 10-ton vibratory combination roller running without wasted shop time. I’ve seen too many guys order the wrong hydraulic filter or steering cylinder because they guessed off a generic parts list. This is the factory spare parts catalogue from Svedala Dynapac, printed in Sweden, for rollers starting from serial number *60010501*. 222 pages of exploded views, part numbers, and ordering instructions that eliminate the guesswork. If you maintain one of these machines, you need this file on your tablet or printed on the workbench.

What’s Inside the 222-Page Parts Catalog?

Page 3 lists the engine used in these rollers: a CUMMINS 6CT 8.3 / C diesel. The catalogue issue SCC501C-1EN1 applies to serial numbers from 60010501 onward. You get the complete spare parts breakdown – not a reprint of a reprint. Every group from the drum assembly to the operator’s platform is mapped with Dynapac original part numbers. The catalogue also includes a notes section and a change log so you can track revisions. No fluff, no aftermarket interpretations – just the data the factory uses.

Engine Identification and Serial Number Ranges

Before you order any drivetrain component, verify your roller’s serial number. The catalogue covers the CC 501C from serial number 60010501 and up. The CUMMINS 6CT 8.3 / C is the only diesel listed. If your machine has a different engine, you are working from the wrong catalogue. That sounds obvious, but I have pulled three wrong starters in one month because a tech used a generic cross-reference. This page 3 reference saves you that headache. Write the serial number on the inside cover of the manual. Then use it every time you call the parts desk.

Order Parts Correctly the First Time

Page 4 contains the ordering procedure in six languages. The rule is hard: provide type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. Miss any one of those and the dealer sends the wrong piece – or nothing. The catalogue itself lists each part with its unique Dynapac number. Cross-reference that to the exploded diagram for your section. For example, when you need a new vibration motor seal, you pull the group number, find the figure, and order the exact gasket listed. No “universal” seal kit. That is how you avoid a machine down for two days waiting on a second shipment.

Spare Parts Catalogue: Factory Documentation vs Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs for compactors and rollers are often scanned copies of copies with missing pages and faded numbers. This is the original OEM document from Svedala Dynapac (now part of the Dynapac official network). It was published as SCC501C-1EN1 and printed in Sweden. The page quality is clean, the part numbers are legible, and the group index is intact. If you rebuild a roller with an aftermarket manual, you accept the risk of incorrect bolt grades or wrong bearing seals. For a commercial machine that runs eight hours a day, that risk costs real money. Stick with the factory spec.

3 Critical Details Before You Open the Catalog

First, know your roller’s serial number – stamped on the frame plate. Second, understand the group numbering system. The catalogue uses notes pages and change logs (page 5 and later) to highlight revisions. Third, never alter a part number because it looks similar. The CUMMINS 6CT 8.3 / C uses specific injectors and gaskets. One digit off and the part does not fit. Treat this 222-page document like the wiring diagram for a new truck: follow it exactly or walk away.

For those who also run other Dynapac equipment, check these related OEM manuals:

• Dynapac CC 501C Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts Guide
• Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec
• Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer

Reference Automotive Industry Overview for general context on industrial parts numbering standards, but for the CC 501C, this catalogue is your only source.

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications for all bolts?

No. This is a spare parts catalogue, not a service manual. It lists part numbers, exploded views, and ordering data. Torque specs are in the separate Dynapac CC 501C Workshop Manual.

Can I use this catalog for a CC 501 with a different serial number range?

Check the serial number table on page 3. This issue (SCC501C-1EN1) covers serial number 60010501 and up. Earlier rollers need the previous catalogue edition S-245-2 or SCC501-2EN1.

What is the fastest way to find a part number in this manual?

Use the group index at the front. Each group covers a machine system – for example, Group 3 is engine-related. Find the figure number, then locate the part callout. The part number is listed in the table below each exploded view.

Why does the ordering form ask for dimensions for parts sold by length?

Items like hose assemblies, wire, and gasket material are sold per meter. Without the length, the dealer cannot cut the correct piece. Measure twice, provide the dimension in millimeters, and avoid a return.

This catalogue saves you the time and money that goes down the drain when a wrong part shows up and the roller sits idle. Every Dynapac CC 501C owner or shop that touches one of these machines should have a copy. Get the exact factory data – not a copy of a copy. Access the Factory Manual and start ordering parts with confidence that you are working from the original OEM source.