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Dynapac CC1100C Plus 2016 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for Vibratory Roller

If you have spent an afternoon with a broken roller and a pile of mismatched parts, you know the sting. That is why I keep a factory Dynapac CC1100C Plus Parts Catalog on the bench – not a third-party scan or a compressed PDF. The 2016 edition runs 238 pages and gives you the exact part numbers Dynapac stamped on the line. No guesswork on bearings, seals, or hydraulic fittings.

I have watched techs order the wrong eccentric shaft kit because they used an aftermarket parts list. That mistake costs a day. This catalog stops that. It covers the CC1100C Plus serial number range starting 10000369xxA018328, with the Kubota D1703-M-E4B diesel engine (18.5 kW). Every exploded diagram matches the production build.

Service Kits and Repair Kits: What You Get

Your roller needs scheduled maintenance at 50, 250, 750, 500, and 1000 hours. This catalog breaks out each service kit with its own part number – 4812156265 for the 50-hour kit, 4812159563 for the 50-hour Plus kit, and so on. You also get the repair kits: eccentric shaft kit (4700938908), drum rotation kit (4700938892), scraper kit (4812159961), shock absorber kit for the drum (4700938885), and steering hitch kit (4700938575). Each kit has its own exploded view and parts list. No hunting through generic diagrams.

One thing: the catalog states clearly that any damage from unauthorized parts voids warranty and product liability. That is not lawyer talk – that is Dynapac telling you to use their stuff. I have seen rollers with seized drums because someone used a generic seal. Don’t be that guy.

Need a Part for the Kubota D1703-M-E4B?

The engine room section starts on page 63. The complete engine module gets its own breakout on page 67 – 4812120540 Diesel engine Kubota D1703-M-E4B. You get the exhaust system, fan, air filter (page 73), engine hood assembly (4812118163), water cooler, casing, cooler hoses, fuel system, fuel hoses, and air hoses. Every component has a reference number tied to an exploded drawing. If you need a water pump or a gasket, you find it here. The catalog does not include torque specs – that is in the service manual – but it gives you the part numbers to order.

Hydraulic System: 7 Subsystems Covered

The hydraulic section starts at page 89 with the propulsion system. You get the connection block (4812120928), vibration system, flow divider (option), brake system, rotating group with valves and charge pump, and the vibration shut-off for the front drum (option). Steering system covers the hydraulic cylinder (4812120737) on page 111. If your roller loses propulsion or vibration, you go straight to these pages. The diagrams show every O-ring, fitting, and line. No generic cross-references.

Get the Right Part Number the First Time

Electrical equipment gets its own section starting page 113: horn, battery module, battery disconnector, cable harness. Then rotating beacons, working lights, driving lights (front and rear, RH and LH), direction indicators, backup alarm, and sprinkler wheels. Each light option has its own entry – you will not confuse a front working light with a rear one. The drivers platform section covers the instrument panel, steering wheel, control module, standard ECU, forward-reverse control handle (4812113676), seats, seat belts, ROPS, and canopy. The parts index in Appendix B saves you flipping through the whole book if you already have a part number.

If you need the Dynapac CC1100C Plus 2015 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spec for an earlier serial number range, check that listing. For larger equipment, the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec and Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer cover the cold planer.

Source Validity: OEM Print from Dynapac

This is an original factory document from Dynapac – not a scanned copy from some third-party aggregator. The copyright is 2016, Dynapac Compaction Equipment AB, part number 4812160299. The OCR excerpt shows the warning: “Use only authorized parts. Any damage or malfunction caused by the use of unauthorized parts is not covered by Warranty or Product Liability.” That wording is straight from the first page. Compare that to an aftermarket PDF that strips out the legal notices. I keep the factory version because I want the actual part numbers, not someone else’s interpretation. The Automotive Industry Overview might give you background on why OEM documentation matters, but this catalog speaks for itself.

Does this parts catalog include torque specs?

Torque specs belong in the service manual.

What is the difference between this parts catalog and a service manual?

A parts catalog gives you exploded diagrams and part numbers so you order the correct pieces. A service manual gives you step-by-step repair procedures, torque values, fluid capacities, and diagnostic flowcharts. Both are needed. This catalog covers everything from the Kubota engine to the electrical harnesses. It is 238 pages of factory drawings. Without it, you are guessing on part numbers and risking ordering the wrong component. That costs time and money. This is the document you keep in the roller’s tool box for ordering parts. The service manual goes on the bench with the wrenches.

Stop burning shop time chasing down the wrong bearings and hydraulic fittings. Access the Factory Manual now and keep the exploded views and part numbers where you can reach them – on your tablet or printed out next to the roller.