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Dynapac CC1100 2015 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever stood in front of a roller with a stripped vibration pulley, holding a part number from some third-party site that didn’t match, you know the frustration I’m talking about. That’s why the Dynapac CC1100 2015 Parts Catalog sits on the bench of every shop I know that works on these machines. It’s the actual factory document – 225 pages – pulled straight from Dynapac’s own files, not a photocopied reprint. You get the exploded diagrams, the exact part numbers, and the serial number break points that tell you which revision you need.

Service Kits and Repair Kits: What the TOC Tells You

Scan the table of contents and you’ll see service kits organized by hour intervals: 50h, 250/750h, 500h, 1000h. Each has its own part number – 4812156265 for the 50-hour kit, 4812159563 for the 50-hour Plus. The repair kit section includes the eccentric shaft kit (4700938908), drum rotation kit (4700938892), scraper kit, shock absorber kit, and steering hitch kit. That steering hitch kit matters if you’ve got play in the articulation – the catalog shows both the old and new hitch designs depending on serial number range.

Frame and Drum Breakdown – Splitting by Serial Number Range

Dynapac splits the frame section at serial number 0A015210. So if your machine is before that number, you order front and rear frame parts from the ‘To 0A015210’ pages. After that number, you flip to the ‘From 0A015211’ pages. Same story for the steering hitch: two different part numbers depending on where your machine falls in the series. The drum section is a single section, but the vibration system splits again at 0A014949 and 0A014950. You have to know your S/N to avoid ordering the wrong eccentric shaft assembly.

Engine Room and Hydraulic System Coverage

Engine room section covers the Kubota D1703 diesel module, exhaust, fan, air filter, water cooler (again split at 0A015092), engine hood, casing, and all hose groups – cooler hoses, air hoses, fuel hoses. The hydraulic system includes propulsion, vibration, steering, brake, flow divider, and vibration shut-off for the front drum. Each subsystem has its own page range, and the exploded views show every seal, fitting, and valve. Part numbers for the hydraulic cylinder are listed as 4812120737.

Why OEM Outweighs Aftermarket Documentation

I’ve seen aftermarket parts catalogs that list a ‘universal’ scraper blade for multiple roller models. That’s a good way to buy a blade that doesn’t fit your frame mount. This Dynapac CC1100 2015 Parts Catalog comes from the source – Dynapac themselves – and it includes the original part numbers, drawings, and serial number cut-ins. The 225 pages are laid out exactly as the factory prints them. If you need to cross-reference a part number with the service manual, you’ll have the correct reference. I trust OEM documentation because it’s the same stuff the dealer parts counter uses. Aftermarket usually misses the minor revisions that matter. For an overview of why OEM specs matter in heavy equipment, check the Automotive Industry Overview – it’s about precision, not guesswork.

Who Needs This 225-Page Catalog?

If you maintain your own Dynapac CC1100 roller – whether you’re a fleet operator, a rental yard mechanic, or a DIY owner who bought a used machine – this catalog is the tool you need to order the right part the first time. It covers the CC1100 CC model with Kubota D1703 engine starting from serial number 10000363x0A013590. The appendix includes a parts index for quick cross-reference. No more calling your dealer with a vague description; you can look up the exact exploded view and give them the part number.

Two FAQs for the Home Mechanic

Can I use this catalog to find torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a repair manual. It shows exploded views and part numbers. For torque values, you need the corresponding service manual.

What if my serial number falls between the listed ranges?

The catalog covers machines from 10000363x0A013590 onward. Within that range, many sections split at specific serial numbers (e.g., frame at 0A015210, vibration system at 0A014949/0A014950). If your S/N is exactly at a split point, the catalog includes the ‘incl.’ or ‘excl.’ notation – for example, steering hitch up to 0A014837 includes that number. Study the ‘To’ and ‘From’ headings carefully. If you’re unsure, use the part number from the earlier range and verify with the machine physically. That’s a workshop tip I’ve seen save hours of rework.

This is the same document the dealers order from. No aftermarket interpretation, no generic diagrams – just the factory Dynapac Parts Catalog for the CC1100. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep a copy on your tablet or printed out next to the grease gun. You’ll wonder how you got by without it.