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Dynapac CC122 2011 Parts Catalog – 224 Pages of Factory Specs

If you have ever ordered the wrong hydraulic motor because some aftermarket site listed a part that “fit all” and then spent a week with the roller down, you know exactly why this catalog exists. The Dynapac CC122 2011 Parts Catalog is a 224-page factory document. Not a photocopy, not a recompiled PDF from some third party selling you guesses. This is the same book the dealer parts counter uses. It covers the CC122 roller from serial number 10000307x0A000001 onward, with the Deutz D2011 L02 I diesel engine. Every part number in here was checked by Dynapac before it went to print. You need the right scraper kit or a replacement steering cylinder? The number is on the page, tied to an exploded drawing. There is no interpretation layer.

Engine DEUTZ D2011 L02 I: Parts Breakdown

The engine section breaks down the Deutz D2011 L02 I into intake, fuel, and exhaust subsystems. Each subsystem has its own exploded view with part numbers. Want the injection pump seal? The fuel system chapter shows the exact O-ring dimensions. The parts list includes a class code – “A” means the part moves three or more units per year, so it should be on the shelf. “B” means lower volume, may need ordering. Page 3 of the manual explains these codes in the notes section. That kind of detail keeps your parts order from becoming a parts problem.

Hydraulic System: Diagrams and Part Numbers

The hydraulic system chapter opens with a full hydraulic diagram. Then it splits into propulsion, vibration, steering, and brake subsystems. Every pump and motor gets its own part number. For example, the propulsion pump is 4700372352. The vibration pump for the Deutz engine is 4700359524. There is also a junction block listed as 4812110281. If you are rebuilding a drum motor, the repair kit listing for drum rotation kit (4700938892) tells you exactly which seals and bearings come in the box. No guesswork.

3 Reasons to Choose OEM Documentation

First, the ordering instructions on page 2 of this catalog are identical to what Dynapac prints today. You need the roller serial number, the part number, and the quantity. Second, the exploded views are scaled correctly – you can match the gasket orientation to the drawing. Third, aftermarket catalogs often merge multiple years into one diagram. This 2011 edition is specific to the CC122 with the Deutz engine. If you try to use a generic parts website, you might get a part that fits a newer Tier 4 engine and miss the thread pitch difference.

Electrical Equipment and Control Panel

The electrical chapter covers the Deutz control panel, battery switch, interlock systems (Loxam and Positive are both listed), sprinkler timer, and all lights. Working lights, beacon, licence plate light – they are all in there with part numbers. If the interlock relay fails and the roller won’t vibrate, you can trace the circuit in the diagram and order the correct relay from the interlock section. No need to call Dynapac and read them a serial number hoping they decode it.

Optional Equipment: What’s Listed

This catalog does not stop at standard parts. Optional equipment includes canopy mount, SMV sign, tool equipment, noise suppression kits (78 dB and 73 dB versions), back-up alarm, rear mirror, combination water supply, towing valve, flow divider, automatic vibration control, and high-torque drum drive options. The high-torque drive lists two motor part numbers – one for “Long” (4700372118) and one for “Short” (4700380594). If you have a Poclain motor, the brake release kit is also listed. These pages save you from ordering the wrong motor and eating the restocking fee.

Does This Manual Include Wiring Schematics?

It includes the electrical diagram for the Deutz control panel and the interlock circuits, but it is a parts catalog, not a service manual. The wiring is shown as a block diagram with connector part numbers. If you need step-by-step diagnostic procedures, you want the factory service manual. But if you need to order the correct wiring harness or a replacement switch, this catalog has the part number.

Service Kits and Repair Kits: Ordering the Right Kit

The first section after the table of contents lists service kits for the Deutz engine: 50-hour, 500-hour, and 1000-hour kits. Part numbers 4700938542 through 4700938544. If you are doing a 500-hour service, you order 4700938543 and you get the exact oil filter, fuel filter, and any gaskets Dynapac specifies. The repair kits include eccentric shaft kit (4700938908), drum rotation kit (4700938892), scraper kit (12 mm) (4700938914), shock absorber kit for drum (4700938885), steering hitch kit (4700938575), and a forward/reverse control button kit (4700940662). Each kit is listed with the individual parts inside, so you can verify the contents before you buy.

Steering Hitch: Kits and Components

The steering hitch section under Frame lists the steering cylinder separately (4700391023) and the steering valve (4700902099). The steering hitch kit (4700938575) includes all the bushings and pins needed for a full rebuild. If you have play in the articulation joint, you need that kit. The exploded view shows the washer stack order – install them wrong and the joint binds. That drawing keeps you from learning the hard way.

Related manual you might need: Dynapac CC122 Spare Parts Catalogue. Another version: Dynapac CC122 Parts Catalog. For the larger model, see Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec.

For general background on construction machinery documentation, check Dynapac official site or the Automotive Industry Overview for context on OEM standards.

FAQ – Dynapac CC122 2011 Parts Catalog

What serial numbers does this catalog cover?

Rollers from serial number 10000307x0A000001 and up.

Does this catalog include torque specifications for the frame bolts?

It is a parts catalog, so it lists part numbers, not torque specs. If you need torque values, you need the Dynapac CC122 service manual. The parts catalog shows the bolt part number and thread size so you can look up the torque in the shop manual later.

How do I decode the part number class codes on page 3?

Class “A” means the part typically sells 3+ units per year – likely in stock. Class “B” means 2 or fewer per year – may need a special order. The code helps prioritize what to stock or order.

Can I use this catalog for a CC424HF roller?

This catalog is specific to the CC122 model. The PDF also contains a separate section for the CC424HF, but that section starts at serial number 10000320x0A000001 and uses a Cummins QSB 4.5 engine. If you need parts for a CC424HF, you must use its own section. The part numbers for drums, pumps, and kits are different.

Stop ordering parts blind. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact part numbers, exploded drawings, and kit contents that Dynapac put into this 224-page catalog. Every bearing, seal, and hydraulic motor is documented. Your roller stays running, and your parts budget stays intact.