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Dynapac CC122 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Manual

If you’re ordering parts for a CC122 vibratory tandem roller and using a third-party list you found online, you’re wasting time and money. I’ve seen guys hold up a job because they ordered the wrong isolation mount. The factory Dynapac CC122 Parts Catalog – 272 pages – is what the dealer uses. It’s the same document that leaves the Atlas Copco Group office in Karlskrona. You need serial numbers, part numbers, and exploded views that match your machine. That’s what this is.

272 Pages of Factory Parts Data

This manual runs 272 pages. That’s not fluff — it’s exploded diagrams for the vibratory system, drum assembly, engine (DEUTZ F2L 2011 or D2011 L02 I), and every nut and bolt. Page 4 has the ordering checklist: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, dimensions. I’ve watched guys skip that step and then try to return a $600 hydraulic motor. The manual’s change log on page 5 tells you which parts were updated between catalogue issues. If you ignore that, you’re on your own.

Part Number Verification – Why Serial Numbers Matter

The Dynapac CC122 has multiple catalogue issues (SCC122-3EN1 through 3EN6) that supersede each other based on serial number range. This catalog covers rollers from serial number 60119077 to 60119999 and 60130000 onward. Order a part for the wrong serial range and it won’t fit. The manual lists which issue is valid for your machine. Don’t assume the dealer will cross-check for you — they’ll read you the part number from this same document. Verify before you buy.

Engine and Drivetrain Coverage

Two diesel engine options are listed: DEUTZ F2L 2011 and D2011 L02 I. The parts catalog includes all engine-related components — filters, gaskets, injectors. You need to check your specific engine type against the parts list. The manual won’t hold your hand, but the exploded diagrams make it obvious which part goes where. For the drivetrain, look for the gearbox and axle assemblies in the group sections. All part numbers are factory-original.

3 Reasons to Use OEM Parts Documentation

First: accuracy. Third-party parts catalogs sometimes substitute generic part numbers or skip updates. This is factory origin, printed in Sweden, no reprints. Second: you get the correct denomination and dimensions – critical when ordering hoses or seals by length. Third: the dealer or supplier will only accept part numbers directly from this manual. Without it, you get delays and wrong parts. For a broader look at the automotive industry, see Automotive Industry Overview. The OEM approach is the only one I trust.

How to Order Spare Parts Correctly

Follow the steps on page 4. Write down: 1. Type of machine (CC122 vibratory tandem roller). 2. Roller serial number. 3. Quantity. 4. Part number. 5. Parts denomination. 6. Dimensions when ordering per length. I’ve seen guys skip the serial number and end up with the wrong bearing carrier. The manual also includes a change notes section that lists which parts supersede older ones. If you’re working on a fleet, keep a printed copy in the toolbox.

Audience Fit – Who Needs This Catalog

Shop owners with a Dynapac CC122 in their fleet. Mechanics who rebuild drums or engines. Parts managers who get calls for “that thing on the side of the roller.” The exploded diagrams let you identify what you need without dismantling the whole machine. If you’re a one-man crew, this catalog saves you from ordering the wrong part and having the roller down an extra day. You don’t need to be a Dynapac guru – you just need to match numbers. And this manual gives you the right ones. For more related options, check the Dynapac CC122 2011 Parts Catalog.

This is an OEM publication from Dynapac, part of the Atlas Copco Group. Printed in Sweden. The Dynapac CC122 Spare Parts Catalogue you’re looking at here is the factory original format. Compare that to aftermarket catalogs that sometimes omit the change log. That log tells you which parts were updated. Ignore it at your own risk. OEM documentation comes from the engineer who designed the machine – not from someone who copied a copy. For general reference, Automotive Industry Overview gives context on why factory spec matters.

What serial number range does this catalog cover?

Roller serial numbers 60119077 through 60119999 and 60130000 onward. Check page 3 for the valid issues.

Does this manual include torque specifications or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It provides part numbers, exploded views, and ordering instructions. For repair procedures, you need the Dynapac CC122 service manual. The parts catalog is for ordering the correct components.

Can I use this for a Dynapac CC122 with a different engine?

The manual lists two DEUTZ engine options: F2L 2011 and D2011 L02 I. If your machine has a different engine, parts for the engine block may not be covered. You need to verify the engine type against the parts list. The roller model is CC122, but engine variations affect part numbers for filters, pistons, and gaskets. Cross-check the serial number and engine plate. Also check the catalogue issue date – newer issues might have updated engine part numbers. It’s safer to match the engine serial number against the parts list in the manual. Don’t assume all CC122 rollers share the same engine components – they don’t.

How is this manual organized?

Groups and pages. Each group covers a system – drum, frame, engine, hydraulics. Page numbers are at the bottom. The table of contents lists each group. You flip to the group, find the exploded view, and read the part number beside the callout.

You need the right part the first time. That means having the factory documentation in front of you. Access the Factory Manual and keep it in your service truck or tablet. Your wallet and your schedule will thank you.