Description

Dynapac CC102C Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Dynapac CC102C from an aftermarket list and ended up with the wrong bearing or a seal that doesn’t fit, you know the cost in downtime. I’ve been wrenching for 28 years and have seen shops burn hours trying to cross-reference generic numbers. That stops here. This is the actual factory Parts Catalog — the same book Dynapac dealers use. It covers the vibratory combination roller CC102C with serial number ranges from 60119077 to 60119999 and from 60130000 onward, as noted on page 3. No guesswork, no aftermarket reinterpretation.

Why the Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Lists

Aftermarket parts catalogs often combine multiple model years or skip revisions. Dynapac issued seven catalog editions for the CC102C between 2006 and 2009. This copy (SCC102C-3EN6) is the latest release, valid from December 2009. Page 4 shows exactly how to order: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions for meter-length items. That level of detail prevents the “close enough” parts that cause rework. When you need a DEUTZ F2L 2011 diesel engine part, the diagram ties the exploded view to the correct PN.

294 Pages of Exploded Views and Part Numbers

All 294 pages are structured by groups, though the TOC isn’t listed in the scan. Each group breaks the roller into subsystems: engine, vibration system, steering, frame, drive train, electrical, and roller components. The exploded illustrations include callouts that match the part table — no flipping between sections wondering which bolt is which. You get the factory index number, part description, quantity per assembly, and the official Dynapac part number. That’s the data you need to order from any dealer without getting the runaround.

Ordering Spare Parts: What You Need to Know

Page 4 repeats the ordering checklist in six languages. Ignore that at your own risk. Before you pick up the phone, have the roller serial number stamped on the frame. The catalog lists “Valid from roller serial number” on page 3 so you can verify that this edition matches your machine’s serial range. If your CC102C falls outside those ranges, you need the Dynapac CC102C Parts Catalog for an earlier edition. Don’t assume all CC102C parts are interchangeable — Dynapac changed revisions for a reason.

Who Actually Needs This Catalog

Home garage enthusiasts won’t see many CC102C rollers, but if you own one or maintain a fleet, this is the only document that keeps your parts order right the first time. Fleet mechanics, rental yard operators, and construction equipment rebuilders are the primary audience. The catalog doesn’t give torque specs or service procedures — that’s the repair manual. But without the correct part numbers, a repair manual is useless. Pair this with the Dynapac CC102C CC102 2010 Parts Catalog if you have multiple model years in your shop.

Source Validity: OEM Dynapac Documentation

This is an original factory PDF from Dynapac (part of Atlas Copco Group). The file header shows “DYNAPAC_CC102C_Parts_Catalog_en-26114013978.pdf”. No third-party editor has touched the illustrations or part tables. Compare that to aftermarket compilations that crop watermarks or renumber diagrams. For critical components like the vibratory bearing assembly or the hydrostatic drive pump, I trust the Swedish engineers who built the roller. If you need a companion document for the electrical schematics, check the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec — same factory origin, different machine family.

Some shops rely on generic online databases that pull part numbers from unknown sources. The risk of a mislabeled hydraulic fitting is real. Automotive Industry Overview shows how complex supply chains get — why gamble with non‑OEM data? Stick with the catalog that came from the factory floor. Automotive Industry Overview

FAQ

Can I use this catalog to find service torque specs?

No.

How do I confirm the part number is current for my specific CC102C serial number?

Check the “Valid from roller serial number” field on page 3 of the catalog. If your machine’s serial number falls between the ranges listed (e.g., 60119077 to 60119999, or 60130000+), this edition covers it. If not, you need the earlier SCC102C-3EN5 or a later revision if one exists. Dynapac updated this catalog seven times between 2006 and 2009, so each serial range gets its own parts list. Ordering from the wrong edition can give you a part that was superseded — still a correct factory number, but for a different build. When in doubt, cross-reference the part number against the dealer’s current inventory system after verifying your serial number.

Shops that think they can “wing it” with aftermarket lists waste an average of two hours per misordered part. That’s billable time you don’t get back. Get the factory data. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your tablet next to the machine.