Description

Dynapac CC1200 2014 Parts Catalog

You’ve got a CC1200 on the lift and a part that’s either wrong or not sealing. Happens when you order off a generic list instead of the factory document. This 2014 Dynapac CC1200 2014 Parts Catalog runs 248 pages and gives you the exact part numbers Dynapac stamped on the drawings. Page 2 spells out the ordering info—type, serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions if it’s a cut-to-length item. Miss one of those and the warehouse ships the wrong piece.

Service Kits and Repair Kits – 248 Pages of Genuine Dynapac Data

The catalog starts with service kits: 50-hour, 250/750-hour, 500-hour, and 1000-hour intervals. Part numbers like 4812156265 for the 50h kit. Then the repair kits—eccentric shaft kit (4700938908), drum rotation kit (4700938892), scraper kits in 12 mm and standard, shock absorber kit for the drum, and the steering hitch kit. These are the assemblies you need when the vibration system starts walking or the scraper blades wear unevenly. Each kit has its own exploded view and parts list.

If you need a later revision of this same roller family, check the Dynapac CC1200 2015 Parts Catalog. For older machines, the Dynapac CC1200 2011 Parts Catalog covers earlier serial ranges. There’s also a DYNAPAC CC1200 CC1200C 2011 Parts Catalog for the C variant.

What Systems Does the CC1200 Parts Catalog Cover?

Frame (front and rear), steering hitch, scrapers (STD and spring-loaded), sprinkler system, towing device. Drum section—single and split drum layouts. Engine room: Kubota D1703 diesel engine module (4812110881), exhaust, fan, air filter, expansion tank, water cooler, engine hoods (several versions), casing, fuel system, and all the cooler, air, and fuel hoses. Hydraulic system split into propulsion (drum motor 4700390742), rotating group/valves/charge pump, vibration system (pump 4812112054 and motor 4700391270), steering cylinder, brake system, flow divider option, and vibration shut-off. Electrical equipment: horn, battery, disconnector, cable harness, working lights front/rear, rotating beacon for ROPS, back-up alarm. Driver’s platform with instrument panel, steering wheel, control module, standard ECU, forward-reverse control handle (4812113676), throttle control, seat, seat belt, ROPS, canopy.

Check the Serial Number Before You Order

Page 1 tells you exactly which rollers this catalog fits: serial number range 10000332x0A000001 to 0A012668, starting from build 0A0010968. If your machine falls outside that, the part numbers might not match. Dynapac updated the catalog four times between 2010 and 2014. This is issue SCC1200-1EN4, released March 2014. The same rigor that goes into Automotive Industry Overview part numbering applies here—one digit off and you get a seal that doesn’t fit.

Hydraulic System: Propulsion, Vibration, and Steering Components

Three separate subsystems inside the hydraulic section. Propulsion uses the drum motor (4700390742). Vibration runs off pump 4812112054 and motor 4700391270. Steering cylinder is 4700374603. The manual also covers brake release kits for the Poclain motor and the high-torque drum drive. If you’re replacing a charge pump or flow divider, you get the exact part number—no guesswork.

3 Reasons to Stick with the OEM Parts Catalog

First, the part numbers are verified against Dynapac’s own engineering drawings. Second, the exploded diagrams show every washer, seal, and fastener in the correct orientation. Third, the numerical index at the back lets you cross-reference any number to the page and group. Aftermarket catalogs cut corners—they leave out superseded numbers or use generic images. Dynapac themselves supply this exact document to dealers.

Decals and optional equipment sections cover fire extinguisher, tool equipment, SMV sign, brake release, and the high-torque drum drive kit with its own motor (4700380594). You even get the ROPS foldable and canopy options.

Does this catalog include exploded diagrams?

Yes. Each section has exploded views with part callouts and corresponding numbers in the parts list.

How do I identify the correct part for my CC1200?

First, confirm your roller serial number is within 10000332x0A000001 to 0A012668. Then open the relevant group—say, Hydraulic system > Vibration system. Find the assembly diagram, locate the part you need, and note the part number. Cross-check it in the numerical index to verify it’s the latest revision. When ordering, give your dealer the six items from page 2: machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, description, and dimensions if needed. Doing that upfront prevents return shipping and downtime.

Stop ordering blind. Access the Factory Manual and get the right part off the shelf the first time.