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Dynapac CC1100, CC1100C 2011 Parts Catalog

Listen, I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years. ASE Master, six bays in San Antonio. If you’re calling a parts supplier with a serial number and a vague description, you’re wasting money and time. That’s where a genuine factory parts catalog – like the Dynapac CC1100, CC1100C 2011 Parts Catalog – stops the guesswork. This is not a reprint or a aftermarket compilation. It’s the original Dynapac document, printed in Sweden, 244 pages thick, covering serial number 10000331x0A000001 and up. You get exploded views, part numbers, service kit breakdowns. No filler.

I pulled the bookmarks on this thing. The table of contents runs from Service kits to Decals to Optional equipment. If you need a 50‑hour service kit, the part number is 4812156265. The 500‑hour kit? 4812156266. That’s the kind of data that makes you confident ordering parts. Not “it looks like this bolt might fit” – it’s “4812156265, give me two.”

Service Kits and Repair Kits: What You Actually Need

Under the Service kits section you’ll find four intervals: 50 h, 250/750 h, 500 h, and 1000 h. Each has its own Dynapac part number. Same for Repair kits – eccentric shaft kit (4700938908), drum rotation kit (4700938892), scraper kit (12 mm, 4700938914), shock absorber kit for the drum (4700938885), steering hitch kit (4700938575). If you’re rebuilding a drum or resealing a steering hitch, this is the list you need. No generic cross‑reference. Period.

Frame and Drum Sections: Identifying the Right Parts

The Frame chapter splits into front frame (steering hitch), rear frame, sprinkler system, scrapers (STD, wheels, spring loaded), and towing device (option). The Drum / Wheels chapter covers drum assembly and wheels. When a customer brings in a CC1100C with a leaking scraper, you flip to that page, see the scraper kit part number, and order it. No “I think it’s this one.” You know.

Engine Room Details: Kubota D1703 and Mounts

The Engine room section lists the diesel engine, Kubota D1703, with its own part number (4812110881). Also covers exhaust system, fan, air filter, expansion tank, water cooler, engine hood (complete – 4812115506), fuel system, cooler hoses, air hoses, fuel hoses. If you need a hose for the cooling circuit, the exploded diagram shows exactly which hose goes where, with the part number right next to it. Saves you from buying three different hoses to find the right fit.

Hydraulic and Electrical Systems: Propulsion, Vibration, Wiring

Hydraulic system covers propulsion (hydraulic motor drum – 4700390742), vibration system, steering (cylinder 4700374603), brake system, and flow divider (option). Electrical section has horn module, battery module, battery disconnector, cable harness, working lights front/rear, rotating beacon options, driving lights, direction indicators, backup alarm. If you’re chasing a lighting issue on a CC1100, the cable harness part number is 4812112472 (listed twice – that’s not a typo, it’s two harness locations). That level of detail comes from a factory catalog, not a third‑party summary.

Driver Platform and Options: Seat Belts, ROPS, Canopy

The Drivers platform chapter includes platform mount, instrument panel, steering wheel, control module, standard ECU‑module, forward‑reverse control (4812113676), throttle control, arm rests, seat belt modules (2” and 3”), rear view mirror, ROPS (foldable and fixed), canopy. For safety items like seat belts, you want the OEM number – 2” belt module is listed, 3” is separate. Don’t guess. Get the right one.

Why the Factory Print Matters More Than Aftermarket Copies

Aftermarket manuals love to say “covers all models” – they don’t. This Dynapac Parts Catalog is specific to CC1100 and CC1100C with serial number ranges, issued in 2011 (catalogue issue SCC1100C‑1EN2). The page 2 ordering instructions tell you exactly what to supply: type, serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, dimensions for meter goods. That’s the process Dynapac expects. Follow it and you get the right part the first time. Skip it and you’re dealing with returns.

Related manuals you might need: Dynapac CC1100 2015 Parts Catalog for later builds, Dynapac CC1100 Parts Catalog for other years, and Dynapac CC1100 Parts Catalog – 228-Page OEM Manual if you need a more compact reference.

For background on Dynapac’s history and product line, see Dynapac. The broader context of construction equipment maintenance is covered by Automotive Industry Overview.

Does this catalog include wiring diagrams for the CC1100C?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views for the electrical equipment (horn, battery, working lights, cable harness #4812112472), but you won’t find schematic drawings. You need the Dynapac service manual for electrical diagnostics.

What’s the difference between the CC1100 and CC1100C in this catalog?

The catalog covers both, but the primary index starts with CC1100C serial numbers. Most parts are shared except specific items like the drum scraper kit (12 mm is for CC1100C). Always use your roller’s serial number when referencing parts. The catalog includes a numerical index at the end to cross‑reference part numbers.

If you’re tired of fighting parts counter people who guess, get the real data. Open the catalog, find your part number, order it. No returns, no downtime. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your tablet next to the roller.