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Dynapac CC122C 2010 Parts Catalog – Factory Parts Breakdown for the CC122C Vibratory Roller

If you have spent an afternoon chasing a part number that does not match what is actually bolted on your roller, you know the feeling. The wrong bushing, a misidentified hydraulic motor, a service kit that skips the seals you need. That is where a factory Dynapac CC122C 2010 Parts Catalog ends the guessing. This is the same binder the dealer parts counter uses – 228 pages of exploded views, part numbers, and kit breakdowns. No aftermarket reinterpretation.

Service Kits and Repair Kits – What the TOC Shows

The Table of Contents splits into service kits and repair kits before you even get to the assemblies. For the Deutz D2011 L02 I you get three service intervals: 50-hour kit (part 4700938542), 500-hour kit (4700938543), and 1000-hour kit (4700938544). Below those, repair kits cover the eccentric shaft (4700938908), drum rotation (4700938892), scraper (12 mm – 4700938914), shock absorber (4700938885), steering hitch (4700938575), and the F/R control button kit (4700940662). That is the kind of detail a parts catalog needs.

Every repair kit entry lists the individual components included – you are not guessing what comes in the bag. If you have ever opened a generic seal kit only to find three wrong O‑rings, you understand why factory grouping matters.

Hydraulic System – Propulsion and Vibration

The hydraulic section starts with a full system diagram, then breaks into propulsion, vibration, steering, and brake subsystems. Key pump and motor numbers: propulsion hydraulic pump 4700372352, drum motor 4700390742, and the vibration pump (Deutz specific) 4700359524. The steering valve 4700902099 and steering cylinder 4700374603 are listed with exploded views. Need the charge pressure check? The hydraulic diagram pages show port locations. Page 2 of the manual includes ordering instructions – put the roller serial number (starting 10000308x0A000001) on every order. Miss that and you will get a part that almost fits.

This catalog also covers the rotating group, valves, and charge pump assembly – critical for anyone rebuilding a hydraulic drive. Aftermarket parts lists often merge these into one vague picture. The factory catalog splits them by function and serial number range.

Drum and Frame – Scrapers, Hitch, Sprinkler System

Two drum sections cover the drum itself and the wheels. Frame sections include standard scrapers, spring‑loaded scrapers, scraper wheels, steering hitch, and the complete sprinkler system – front tank, rear, and combination water supply options. The optional equipment chapter adds towing valve, flow divider, vibration shut‑off, automatic vibration control, and the noise suppression packages (78 dB and 73 dB for Deutz). If you are retrofitting a backup alarm or SMV sign, the parts are listed with part numbers and mounting locations.

Electrical Equipment – Control Panel, Interlock, Lights

Electrical starts with the Deutz control panel, battery switch, then three interlock variants: standard, Loxam, and Positive. Sprinkler timer, driving lights, working lights, licence plate light, rotating beacon – all with individual part numbers. A real wiring diagram is not included in this parts catalog (that lives in the service manual), but the component parts list lets you order the exact switch or lamp assembly.

Audience Fit – Who Needs This Parts Catalog

If you maintain a CC122C vibratory roller, either as a fleet mechanic or an owner‑operator, this catalog stops parts‑counter guesswork. It is also a solid reference for a Dynapac CC122C Spare Parts Catalogue if you are comparing options. Beginners who have never ordered a seal kit will find the exploded views helpful – every part carries a callout number tied to the table. Just give the roller serial number and the part number from the page.

Related manuals that cover the same machine: Dynapac CC122C Parts Catalog and the updated Dynapac CC122 CC122C 2011 Parts Catalog for later serial numbers.

Source Validity – Why OEM Beats Aftermarket Parts Lists

This is a factory Dynapac publication (part of the Atlas Copco Group), printed in Sweden. The PDF is a scan of the original binder – not a third‑party recompile. The numerical index at the back lets you find any part number across all sections. I have seen aftermarket catalogs that transpose digits on a hydraulic pump number. That does not happen here because the pages come from the same printer that supplied Dynapac dealers. For a deeper look at how OEM documentation affects repair outcomes, see the Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview for standards context.

FAQ – Common Questions About the CC122C Parts Catalog

Does this manual cover the Deutz D2011 L02 I engine?

Yes. The engine section includes the block, intake, fuel, and exhaust systems with full part numbers.

What serial numbers does this catalog apply to?

It is valid from roller serial number 10000308x0A000001 onward, as stated on page 1. The catalog issue SCC122C-4EN2 (2011) supersedes the previous issue. If your roller is older, you may need a different issue. Always confirm serial number before ordering parts.

Factory parts catalogs do not add fluff – they give you the number, the picture, and the kit grouping. That is all you need to get the right seal, hose, or motor the first time. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep a copy in the shop tablet.