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Dynapac CC122 Parts Catalog

You’ve got a Dynapac CC122 down for a hydraulic leak, and the parts store sends you a seal that doesn’t match the groove. Because you ordered from a parts list photocopied three times and missing the revision note. That’s a half-day lost. This Parts Catalog is the factory document – 315 pages, direct from Dynapac in Sweden. Every bolt, every bearing, every o-ring has a part number tied to a specific serial number range. No aftermarket cross-references that lead to the wrong bin.

Engine Assembly Breakdown

Two power plants live inside the CC122: the Deutz F2L 2011 and the Isuzu 3LD1 PW-05. This catalog breaks down each engine into separate groups. Need a cylinder head gasket? The part number changes depending on whether your roller serial falls under *60117500* – *60119076* (Deutz) or *60127500* – *60129076* (Isuzu). Page 3 of the catalog prints those ranges. You cannot mix them. The exploded drawings show exactly how the injection pump mounts, which bolts penetrate the timing cover, and the correct torque for the flywheel – though this is a parts catalog, not a service manual, so use it alongside a repair manual for assembly specs.

What Serial Numbers Are Covered?

Dynapac issued four editions of this catalog: SCC122-2EN1 through SCC122-2EN4. The edition we carry, SCC122-2EN4, applies to rollers from serial number 2006 onward. But if your machine is older, the part numbers may differ. The catalog itself lists the supersession history on page 3: each edition replaced the prior. You need to match the roller serial number to the edition. The Isuzu-powered machines start at serial *60127500*; the Deutz start at *60117500*. Without the correct edition, you might order a fuel filter that doesn’t fit the bracket. Check the number before you click.

Order Parts the Right Way

Page 4 of the catalog spells out exactly what the counter needs: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part name, and length for meter goods. Skip any one of those and you get the wrong part. I’ve seen guys order “spring for vibrator” without the serial number and get a spring from a different model. That’s a 300-mile return. This catalog makes it easy to give the right info because the exploded views label every item with a reference number linked to the part list. Write down the six-digit part number from the column, not the callout number. The callout is for locating the part in the drawing, not for ordering.

For related documents, see the Dynapac CC122 Parts Catalog basic edition or the Dynapac CC122 2011 Parts Catalog for later updates. The Dynapac CC122 Spare Parts Catalogue covers the same ground in a different binding – choose the one that matches your machine’s year.

Deutz vs Isuzu: Two Engine Variants

Each engine gets its own section in the catalog. The Deutz F2L 2011 is a two-cylinder air-diesel; the Isuzu is a three-cylinder water-cooled. The fuel system, cooling, and mounting brackets are completely different. If you order a water pump for the Deutz, you’ll get a box that doesn’t mount. The catalog separates them clearly. Part numbers for the Isuzu start with a different prefix – you can see it in the booking code on page 3. Pay attention to the engine type listed next to the serial number range on page 3. Don’t assume all CC122 rollers share the same fuel filter.

Why Factory Parts Catalog Matters

Aftermarket catalogs combine multiple models into one chart. They save space by guessing which parts interchange. This factory document from Dynapac does not guess. Every part number is verified against the original engineering drawings. The Automotive Industry Overview shows how critical precise documentation is for heavy equipment – one wrong seal can cost a day of production. This catalog is the same document the dealer’s parts counter uses. 315 pages, no cross-reference to generic brands. You get the exact part number Dynapac cast into the metal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need the serial number to use this catalog?

Yes. Without it you will likely order the wrong parts for your engine variant.

Does this catalog cover both Deutz and Isuzu engines?

Yes. Separate sections for each engine with their own part numbers and exploded drawings.

Can I use this catalog for older CC122 models?

The catalog covers multiple editions. Check the valid serial number ranges on page 3. The SCC122-2EN4 edition applies to serial numbers from 2006 onward, but earlier editions exist. If you have an older machine, ensure you get the correct edition. The document we offer is the latest SCC122-2EN4 edition, but you can verify compatibility using the serial number ranges printed inside. If your roller falls outside those ranges, you need an earlier edition.

Is this a genuine Dynapac document or a reprint?

This is a direct scan of the original factory document, not a reproduction by a third party. It includes official Dynapac copyright and ordering instructions.

Stop burning billable hours matching parts by eyeball. Access the Factory Manual and get the right part number out of the gate.