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Dynapac CC1100 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs & Diagrams

I’ve seen too many jobs stall because a guy ordered the wrong eccentric shaft kit or grabbed a seal that was half a millimeter off. That’s money down the drain and a roller sitting on the lot. The Dynapac CC1100 Parts Catalog (228 pages) is what you need if you want to order parts once and get them right. This is the OEM document – printed in Sweden, part number SCC1100-1EN3 – and it covers everything from the Kubota D1703 diesel to the optional rotating beacon wiring.

Service Kits and Repair Kits: What’s Included

Page 2 gives you the ordering rules – six pieces of info you better have ready: machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions. This catalog lists every service kit by hour interval. The 50-hour service kit is 4812156265. The 250/750-hour kit is 4812156288. Need the 500-hour? That’s 4812156266. The 1000-hour kit is 4812156267. Repair kits are broken down separately: eccentric shaft kit 4700938908, drum rotation kit 4700938892, scraper kit 12 mm (4700938913), shock absorber kit for drum (4700938885), and steering hitch kit (4700938575). If you’re rebuilding the drum or the steering hitch, those part numbers are verified factory spec – not some aftermarket guess.

Frame and Drum Assembly Diagrams

The frame section splits front and rear. Steering hitch, scrapers (STD and spring-loaded option), sprinkler system, towing device – all shown with callouts. The drum section is separate, with its own exploded view. When you’re ordering a scraper blade or a shock absorber, you get the exact orientation and bolt pattern. I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs mix up left and right sides; this manual doesn’t.

Engine Room: Kubota D1703 Breakdown

Engine module part number is 4812110881 for the Kubota D1703 diesel. The catalog walks through exhaust system, fan, air filter, expansion tank, water cooler, engine hood (complete hood assembly 4812115506), casings, fuel system, cooler hoses, air hoses, and fuel hoses. Each hose has a separate part number. You don’t have to measure a worn hose – just read the number off the diagram.

Hydraulic System Components

Hydraulic system covers propulsion (drum drive hydraulic motor 4700390742), vibration system, steering (cylinder 4700374603), brake system, flow divider option, and vibration shut-off for front drum option. If you’re rebuilding a propulsion motor, you need the correct seal kit – this catalog tells you the exact kit number for that motor.

Electrical Equipment and Wiring

Horn module, battery module, battery disconnector, cable harness, working lights front and rear, rotating beacon options (includes 4812115525 for no-ROPS beacon), driving lights front RH/LH (option), direction indicators, backup alarm, sprinkler wheels option. The cable harness is 4812112472 – used for multiple lighting options. Aftermarket wiring diagrams often use generic colors; this catalog shows which harness goes where.

Drivers Platform and Controls

Platform mount, instrument panel, steering wheel, control module, standard ECU module, forward-reverse control (4812113676), throttle control cpl, dual frequency option, seat belt modules (2″ and 3″), ROPS foldable or fixed, canopy option. Also includes decals section with safety and operation decals – don’t skip those if you’re restoring a machine or need a replacement decal for inspection.

OEM Source vs. Aftermarket Lists

I don’t trust aftermarket parts catalogs. They’ll show a generic drawing and say “fits Dynapac CC1100” but the bolt pattern is off or the part was superseded. This catalog came straight from Dynapac, part of the Atlas Copco group. It’s valid for serial numbers starting 100000330×0A000001. The publication issue SCC1100-1EN3 (2011-10) replaced earlier issues. If you’ve got a CC1100 with a serial number after that, this is the correct book. For other roller models, check the Dynapac CC1100 2015 Parts Catalog for later serial ranges or the DYNAPAC CC1100 CC1100C 2011 Parts Catalog for early machines. The Dynapac CC1100 Parts Catalog gives you the full line. When you’re sourcing parts, cross-reference with this and you won’t get burned.

Knowing how parts are ordered in the heavy equipment world helps, and the Automotive Industry Overview gives context on supply chains. But for the actual part numbers on a Kubota D1703 engine module, stick with the factory catalog. The Automotive Industry Overview covers standards, but this manual is the tool you use on the shop floor.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs for the drum mounting bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog – it lists part numbers, not torque values. You need the service repair manual for torques. This catalog tells you what to buy; the repair manual tells you how tight to crank it.

How do I order a part that isn’t listed in the numerical index?

If the part number doesn’t appear in the numerical index at the back, it likely belongs to an optional kit or a later revision. Check the section for your machine’s serial number – the catalog covers CC1100 from 00A008241 onward. Page 1 shows the valid serial ranges. If you still can’t find it, contact your Dynapac dealer with the roller serial number and the 6-point ordering data listed on page 2.

This is the printed equivalent of having a Dynapac engineer standing next to you holding the right part. No fuzzy photos. No “fits most” labels. Every number matches the factory drawing. If you’re maintaining a CC1100 vibratory roller and you want to avoid the “order, return, reorder” cycle, get this catalog on your bench. Access the Factory Manual – it’s 228 pages of parts data that won’t let you down.