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Dynapac CC1200C Plus 2016 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a compaction roller from a third-party listing, only to find the bolt pattern off by a half-inch or the thread pitch wrong, you know the pain. That mis-match costs you a day of downtime and a return fee. This Dynapac CC1200C Plus 2016 Parts Catalog kills that guesswork. It’s the exact same binder the dealer techs use – 234 pages of factory-sourced part numbers, exploded diagrams, and kit lists. No aftermarket abbreviation, no “will fit” claims pulled from a database that hasn’t been updated since 2012.

Service Kits and Repair Kits – What’s Inside

The Table of Contents lists every service interval kit – 50h, 250/750h, 500h, 1000h – each with its own Dynapac part number. The repair kit section covers the eccentric shaft, drum rotation, scrapers, shock absorbers, and the steering hitch. Need the scraper kit for a 12u202fmm blade? That’s 4700938914. The drum rotation kit? 4700938892. You get the actual factory index, not a re-drawn version. I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs omit the steering hitch kit entirely, then you’re left fabricating bushings on a Saturday.

How to Use This Parts Catalog for the CC1200C Plus

Flip to the section you need – Engine room starts on the page number listed, Hydraulic system with propulsion and vibration subsystems, Electrical equipment with cable harness and battery disconnector. Each sub-group has a reference number tied to the exploded diagram. Match that to the part number in the Parts Index at the back. Automotive Industry Overview has nothing on the level of detail here – this is construction-equipment specific. Pay attention to the note on page 2: “Use only authorized parts. Any damage caused by unauthorized parts voids warranty.” That’s not legal boilerplate; it’s a warning I’ve seen proven wrong the hard way.

Factory OEM vs. Aftermarket – Why the Difference Matters

I run a six-bay shop. I’ve got a stack of third-party manuals that list a “universal” part number for a Kubota D1703 fuel filter. That universal part might thread on, but it won’t seat the same. The Dynapac catalog gives you the exact Dynapac-sourced part number for that engine – 4812120540 Diesel engine Kubota D1703-M-E4B – plus every component bolted to it: exhaust system, fan, air filter, cooler hoses. You order from that, you get the right part. This catalog is an OEM product, not a scan of a copy. Dynapac publishes these for a reason – to stop field repairs from turning into field trips.

7 Key Sections in the 234-Page Catalog

• Service kits (9 kits, each with own parts breakdown)
• Repair kits (eccentric shaft, drum rotation, scrapers, shock absorbers, steering hitch)
• Frame (front/rear, sprinkler system, scrapers)
• Drum and Wheels
• Engine room (Kubota D1703, exhaust, air filter, cooling)
• Hydraulic system (propulsion, vibration, brake, steering)
• Electrical equipment (horn, battery, cable harness, lights, beacons)

Each section lists individual components with Dynapac part numbers. The hydraulic steering system even has the cylinder part 4812120737. No aftermarket manual I’ve seen breaks down the rotating group, valves, and charge pump the way this does.

Electrical Equipment and Hydraulic System Coverage

The electrical section goes from the horn module through the battery disconnector to the cable harness – all with schematics. Working lights, driving lights, direction indicators, backup alarm, sprinkler wheels – every optional configuration is shown. The hydraulic system covers propulsion, vibration, flow divider, brake system, and steering. If you’re troubleshooting a charge pump or need to replace a vibration shut-off solenoid for the front drum, the part numbers are on the page. I’ve had to chase down a rotating beacon bracket before – this catalog lists three options: for ROPS, ROPS ignition controlled, and without ROPS. That level of detail keeps a job from stalling.

Is This Manual Right for Your Shop?

If you maintain any compaction roller with a Kubota D1703 (18.5u202fkW) and a serial number starting after 10000372xxA017561, this is the only parts catalog you need. For earlier models, check the Dynapac CC1200C Plus 2015 Parts Catalog. For the PL2000LS cold planer, see the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec or the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer. But for the CC1200C Plus 2016, this is the one.

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts list, not a service manual. Torque values require the separate Safety and Operating Instructions.

Can I use this to repair my CC1200C Plus?

It helps you order the correct parts, but it does not contain repair procedures. For disassembly and reassembly, you must refer to the official workshop manual. The catalog explicitly states on page 2: “For information about operating, servicing, or repairing, the relevant Safety and operating instructions must be consulted at all costs.” That means you need both the parts catalog and the service manual. I tell my junior techs – never pull a part from the shelf without checking the exploded view first. This book gives you that view plus the OEM part numbers. Repairs go smoother when the parts fit on the first try.

What engine does this roller use?

Kubota D1703-M-E4B, rated at 18.5u202fkW. The catalog lists the complete engine module (4812120540) and all supporting components: exhaust, fan, air filter, cooler hoses, fuel system.

Are the part numbers still current as of 2025?

Dynapac updates supersession lists periodically. This 2016 catalog matches the original production parts. For superseded numbers, cross-reference with a current dealer database or the Dynapac service portal. But for a 2016 machine, this is the baseline reference.

Every time I rebuild a roller, I start with the factory parts catalog. It saves the headache of ordering a “close enough” part that strips on installation. This is the 2016 edition, 234 pages, OEM-printed by Dynapac. If you want to stop wasting time on mismatched parts, Access the Factory Manual today.