Description

Dynapac CC100 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts Reference

If you own a Dynapac CC100 vibratory roller, you already know the pain of ordering the wrong seal or bushing because some aftermarket cross-reference was off by a thread pitch. I have seen machines sit for two weeks while a shop tries to match a part number from a blurry scan. That downtime costs money. This 130-page factory parts catalog kills that guesswork. You get the same exploded views and part numbers the Svedala Dynapac engineers used on the assembly line. No translations, no third-party revisions.

What the 130 Pages Actually Cover

Every page in this catalog is a direct reproduction of the official spare parts catalogue published by Svedala Compaction Equipment AB in Karlskrona, Sweden. The document contains exploded-view diagrams for every major assembly on the CC100: the vibratory system, the Isuzu diesel engine, the hydraulic circuit, the frame, and the drum. Each illustration is keyed to a parts list with the exact Dynapac part number, description, and quantity. You also get the ordering procedure straight from page 4 of the manual – you need machine type, roller serial number, part number, and denomination. Use the serial number. Every time.

Ordering Spare Parts Without Guesswork

The manual includes the same multilingual ordering instructions that Dynapac shipped with the machine. It tells you exactly what information to give your dealer or agent so you do not end up with a part that looks right but is wrong for your serial number range. The catalogue lists which serial numbers each edition covers. For the CC100, the valid serial numbers start from *60750102*. If your roller is outside that range, you need a different issue. That kind of specificity is why you pay for the original factory print, not a slapped-together PDF scraped from random sources.

Engine Identification – Isuzu Diesel Details

The catalog breaks down the Isuzu diesel engine components into separate sections. You get the part numbers for the injection pump, cylinder head gasket, fuel filter head, and every seal between the flywheel housing and the rear plate. Aftermarket catalogs often group engine parts by generic dimensions. This one lists the exact Isuzu part numbers that cross to the Dynapac chassis. Need a new water pump? Flip to the engine section. The page number will be listed in the parts index at the front. Do not rely on a generic Isuzu truck application – the CC100 engine mount and cooling layout are specific to this roller.

Vibratory Roller CC100: Exploded Views and Part Numbers

The vibratory system section is where this catalog earns its keep. It shows the eccentric shaft assembly, the bearing carrier, the drive motor coupling, and the drum isolation mounts. Each fastener has a callout. The manual even includes the part numbers for the rubber dampeners that wear out from constant vibration. Without a factory diagram, you are hunting for a needle. With this catalog, you look at the exploded view, find the item number, and order the exact Dynapac part. No measuring, no guessing.

Why You Should Avoid Aftermarket Parts Catalogs

I have seen fleet managers buy a third-party CD that claims to cover Dynapac rollers and then spend three hours trying to locate a steering cylinder seal. The illustration was generic, the part numbers were non-standard, and the serial number ranges were all wrong. That is time you do not get back. The factory catalog from Svedala Dynapac is the only document that matches the machine as it left the factory floor. If you want to keep your CC100 running without chasing ghosts, get the original.

Who Needs This Catalog?

If you maintain a single CC100 in a small fleet or work at a rental yard with a dozen of these rollers, this catalog is a tool, not a book. You keep it in the shop, either printed or on a tablet, and reference it every time you order a part. The diagrams also help technicians who are not familiar with the Dynapac layout – they can see how the vibratory system comes apart before they touch a wrench. Beginners should pair this catalog with a service manual for torque specs, but the parts catalog alone will stop you from ordering the wrong gasket kit.

This manual also pairs well with other factory documentation. Check the Dynapac CC100 1999 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Spare Parts Guide for a slightly different revision that may match your serial number. For larger compaction equipment, the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec covers a planer, and the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer shows similar attention to detail. If you want to verify the manufacturer history, visit the official Dynapac site. For broader context on why OEM documentation matters in equipment maintenance, read this Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog fit all CC100 serial numbers?

The catalog issue SCC100-1EN1 dated 1999-07 covers serial numbers from *60750102* upward. If your roller has an earlier serial number, you need the prior edition. Check the first page of the PDF for the serial number range before ordering parts.

Can I use this to rebuild the drum?

Yes. The catalog shows the drum assembly with all bearings and seals.

Stop running parts through three different suppliers trying to match a thread pitch. Access the Factory Manual and get the numbers straight from the source.