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

If you’ve ever spent an afternoon staring at a bin of unlabeled fasteners because the parts book you grabbed listed the wrong gasket for your Dynapac CC122C Parts Catalog, you know the feeling. That’s why I keep a copy of the factory catalog on the shelf next to my torque wrenches. This is the official Spare Parts Catalogue for the CC122C vibratory combination roller — 282 pages of exploded-view drawings, part numbers, and the exact ordering info you need to get the right piece the first time. No guesswork, no cross-referencing aftermarket garbage.

This catalog comes straight from Dynapac (part of the Atlas Copco Group). It’s the same binder the dealer parts counter uses. Inside you’ll find the complete breakdown for every system on the roller: engine (DEUTZ F2L 2011 and D2011 L02 I), hydraulic system, vibration assembly, steering, frame, drum, and operator station. Every part has a factory number, and the diagrams show you exactly how things go together.

Ordering Spare Parts: Why the Serial Number Matters

Page 4 of the catalog spells out exactly what you need to give the parts guy: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions for length items. Miss the serial number and you risk getting a bracket that doesn’t fit because your roller was built after a certain cut-in. The catalog lists valid serial number ranges for each catalogue issue — for example, the SCC122C-3EN6 issue dates from 2009-12 and covers serial numbers from 60119077 to 60119999 and 60130000 up. That kind of detail is why I won’t touch a third-party reprint.

Engine and Drive Train Coverage

The catalog covers the DEUTZ diesel engines that power these rollers. You’ll find separate sections for the F2L 2011 and the D2011 L02 I. Each part is listed with its own number, so if you need a fuel injector or a water pump seal, you pull the right one off the shelf. I’ve seen too many fleet mechanics order a “DEUTZ injector” without checking the engine code — this book ends that.

282 Pages of Factory Diagrams and Part Numbers

Why 282 pages? Because Dynapac didn’t skimp on the detail. Every page is an exploded view with clear callouts. The group numbers at the top let you jump straight to the system you’re working on. Need a steering cylinder seal? Flip to the steering group. Need a vibration mount? Look under the drum group. The page count means nothing is left out — no “generic” diagrams that sort-of look like your machine.

This isn’t a service manual — it’s a parts catalog. If you’re rebuilding a hydraulic motor or replacing a bearing, you’ll want the service manual alongside. But for ordering parts, this is the only source that matters.

Audience Fit: Shop Owners and Fleet Mechanics

I run a 6-bay shop in San Antonio. When a customer brings in a CC122C that’s down, I don’t have time to call the dealer and wait for them to look it up. I pull this catalog, find the part number, and have it ordered before the phone hits the cradle. Fleet mechanics in construction or rental yards deal with the same pressure — machine downtime costs money. This catalog pays for itself the first time it keeps a roller running an extra day.

Home garage guys? If you’re maintaining your own roller, this is still the right tool. You’ll save the markup from the dealer and you’ll know you’re getting the genuine Dynapac part, not some aftermarket casting that cracks after a season.

Source Validity: OEM vs Aftermarket Catalogs

I’ve seen aftermarket parts books that claim to cover the CC122C. Half of them are scanned from earlier editions with missing pages or they repackage old data from a different model. This catalog is the original factory publication — printed by Dynapac, with the part numbers that match what comes out of the box. The ordering instructions on page 4 are written in English, Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, and French. That’s how you know it’s the real thing.

Don’t trust some PDF cobbled together from forum posts. If you want to keep your roller running without chasing phantom part numbers, get the factory document.

FAQ

Does this catalog include the service repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog — it lists part numbers, quantities, and diagrams. You need a separate service manual for repair steps.

What serial number range does this edition cover?

The SCC122C-3EN6 edition covers rollers built from 2009-12 onward. It replaces earlier editions (3EN1 through 3EN5). Always check that your serial number falls within the range listed on page 3.

Can I use this to order parts from a Dynapac dealer?

Yes. That’s exactly what it’s for. Hand them the part number and denomination from this catalog and they’ll pull the correct item. Failure to provide the roller serial number may delay your order.

What engines are covered in this catalog?

Two DEUTZ engines: F2L 2011 and D2011 L02 I. The catalog breaks down each engine’s components separately.

Related Manuals

• Dynapac CC122C Spare Parts Catalogue”>Dynapac CC122C Spare Parts Catalogue
• Dynapac CC122C Parts Catalog”>Dynapac CC122C Parts Catalog
• Dynapac CC122 CC122C 2011 Parts Catalog”>Dynapac CC122 CC122C 2011 Parts Catalog

For a broader understanding of how heavy equipment parts catalogs integrate into fleet maintenance, see the Automotive Industry Overview — it’s worth reading about standardisation. Also check the Automotive Industry Overview for more context on OEM documentation.

Access the Factory Manual and stop guessing which part number fits your CC122C. It’s a direct digital access — no shipping, no waiting. You’ll have the full 282 pages on your screen in minutes.