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Dynapac CC1200C Plus 2015 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a CC1200C Plus and ended up with the wrong steering hitch because you didn’t check the serial number breakpoint, you know the headache. The Dynapac CC1200C Plus 2015 Parts Catalog is the factory document that kills that guesswork. 308 pages of exploded views with part numbers keyed to specific serial ranges. No aftermarket redraws. No generic fitments. This is the same PDF the dealer uses to order your parts.

Service Kits: From 50-Hour to 1000-Hour Plus

You need a service kit for the 50-hour interval? Page 3 lists 4812156265 Service kit 50h. Want the Plus version? 4812159563. The catalog breaks them down by interval and includes the Plus variants. Start-up kit 4812159571 is there too. Each kit has its own exploded view with correct quantities – no guessing which O-ring goes where.

Repair Kits for Eccentric Shaft, Drum Rotation, and Steering

Eccentric shaft kit 4700938908, drum rotation kit 4700938892, shock absorber kit for drum 4700938885 – these are not universal parts. You need the exact factory part number. This catalog gives you that. Steering hitch kit 4700938575 and scraper kit 4812159961 are also covered. If you’re rebuilding a drum or replacing a hitch, this is your parts bible.

Dynapac CC1200C Plus 2015 Parts Catalog – What’s Inside Each Section

Seven major sections after the service and repair kits: General (keys and fuses), Frame (front/rear frames, sprinkler system, scrapers, steering hitch), Drum/Wheels, Engine room (Kubota D1703 diesel, exhaust, fan, air filter, water cooler, fuel system), Hydraulic system (propulsion, vibration, steering, flow divider, brake, charge pump), and Electrical equipment (battery, cable harness, working lights, driving lights). Every part number ties to a serial number range – no ambiguity.

Frame and Steering Hitch: Serial Number Breakpoints Matter

Frame assemblies split at serial number 0A014775 and 0A014776. Steering hitch has its own breakpoint at 0A014837 (including 0A014840–0A014888) and another from 0A014838 (excluding those). If you order a steering hitch without checking, you’ll get 4700358975 when you need 4812120871. This catalog shows both variants with clear cutoffs. The same applies to the engine hood, water cooler, and fuel system – the serial number ranges are printed right on the page.

Hydraulic System Breakdown by Serial Number Range

Propulsion system splits at 0A015213 – earlier machines use 4700372352 hydraulic pump and 4700390742 drum motor; later ones have different components. Vibration system, steering system, flow divider (option), and brake system all have their own serial cutoffs. Charge pump and rotating group details are included. If you’re chasing a vibration shut-off issue (front drum option), the parts are listed under that section.

Get the Right Parts: Why This Catalog Beats Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts lists often lump all serial numbers together. That gets you a part that doesn’t fit, a return, and downtime. This OEM catalog from Dynapac has been scanned from the original 2015 print release. The part numbers are verified against factory production records. You can trust the hydraulic motor part numbers, the junction block 4812110281, the cable harness variants – all of it. For the shop owner, this means fewer customer comebacks. For the tech, it means ordering the right part the first time.

Does this catalog include wiring diagrams?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Wiring diagrams, torque specs, and repair procedures are in the service manual. Use this catalog for ordering components only.

How do I use the serial number ranges to find the right part?

Look up your machine’s serial number (stamped on the frame plate). Find the section that matches that range – for example, frames “To: 0A014775” or “From 0A014776”. The catalog lists each variant on separate pages with a clear heading. If your serial falls in the overlap ranges (like steering hitch including 0A014840–0A014888), use the inclusive part number. Always double-check the “To” and “From” labels; Dynapac updates components during production, and the serial breakpoint determines which revision fits your machine. Ignoring that breakpoint gets you a part that won’t bolt up – I’ve seen it happen.

Stop wasting time cross-referencing aftermarket catalogs. Get the Dynapac CC1200C Plus 2016 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs if you need the next year’s edition, or check the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec for cold planers. There’s also a Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer for that specific model. For brand background, read about Dynapac on their site, and if you work on any heavy equipment, the Automotive Industry Overview puts this in context. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your shop tablet – you’ll reach for it every time a roller comes in for parts.