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Dynapac CC122C Parts Catalog

I’ve seen too many guys tear down a roller and then realize the seal kit they ordered doesn’t match because they guessed the engine variant. Waste of a shift. This Dynapac CC122C Parts Catalog is what you need on the bench next to the coffee mug. 404 pages of factory exploded views, part numbers, and ordering instructions that keep you from making that call to the dealer twice. The rollers covered here run either a Deutz F2L 1011/1011F or an Isuzu 3LD1 PW-05 – and this catalog breaks down every nut, hose, and bracket for both.

Ordering Spare Parts: Get It Right the First Time

Inside the first few pages you get the standard order form that Dynapac expects – type of machine, roller serial number, quantity, part number, denomination. If you skip the serial number check, you’re rolling dice with the wrong hydraulic hose length. The catalog lists serial number ranges for each engine build: *60110102* for Deutz, *60121691* for Isuzu. Match yours before you write the PO. Dynapac CC122C Spare Parts Catalogue has the exact same layout but for different production years.

Engine Breakdowns: Deutz F2L 1011 and Isuzu 3LD1

Two diesel options live under the hood of the CC122C. This parts catalog dedicates entire sections to each power unit, with separate part numbers for injectors, gaskets, and mounting brackets. The Deutz side covers the F2L 1011/1011F family; the Isuzu side covers the 3LD1 PW-05. You won’t find generic cross-references – these are the factory numbers that Dynapac stamped into their assembly line. If you need to pull the injection pump, this book shows the exploded view with every shim and O-ring numbered. Related: Dynapac CC122C Parts Catalog for later revisions.

Serial Number Cross-Reference

Look at page 3 of the document. Dynapac lists every catalogue issue from S-253-1 up to SCC122C-1EN3, along with the valid serial number ranges. If you’ve got a machine built after May 2003, this is the correct catalog. Earlier revisions had different part numbers for the same component – don’t assume interchangeability. Always verify your roller serial number against the table. The Dynapac CC122 CC122C 2011 Parts Catalog updates some of these numbers but this 2003 edition is the baseline.

How This Catalog Saves Your Saturday

I’ve got a buddy who runs a small paving crew. He ordered a new water spray bar from memory – wrong bracket, wrong bolt spacing. Three days downtime. With this parts catalog you pull the right figure, note the reference number circled in the diagram, then check the parts list column. Every item gets a denomination – not just “bolt” but “flange screw M12×30”. You can order over the phone and the dealer won’t have to ask twice. That’s the difference between a parts catalog and a parts catalogue from a factory that still prints them on Swedish paper.

Source Authenticity: OEM Print vs Aftermarket Copies

This is a genuine Dynapac Metso publication – PDF of the original SCC122C-1EN3. Aftermarket catalogs often renumber exploded views or skip the “Valid from roller serial number” column because it’s tedious to scan. Then you end up with a part that fits a different production run. Here you get the exact revision history: S-251-2 superseded by S102EN1, then by S102EN2, then by three iterations of SCC122C. That chain tells you exactly when a part was changed. For more on why OEM documents matter in the wider context, read the Automotive Industry Overview – though that’s cars, the same principle applies to heavy equipment parts traceability. Also check Automotive Industry Overview for supply chain notes.

Does This Manual Cover the Hydraulic System?

Yes – the parts catalog includes the pump, motor, filter, and hose assemblies for the vibratory and steering circuits. Every component is keyed to a diagram with a part number and quantity. You’ll also find sections for the frame, drum, water system, and electrical harness. 404 pages means nothing is left out – no skipping the minor brackets or grommets that other catalogs ignore.

FAQ

What engines are covered in this parts catalog?

Deutz F2L 1011/1011F and Isuzu 3LD1 PW-05.

How do I know this catalog matches my roller?

You need to locate the roller serial number – it’s stamped on the frame tag near the engine compartment. Then look at the issue table on page 3. If your number falls within the range listed for SCC122C-1EN3 (published 2003‑05), this is the right catalog. If your machine is older, you’ll need one of the earlier revisions. The catalog shows the exact serial number prefixes for each engine variant: *60110102* for Deutz, *60121691* for Isuzu. If your prefix starts with 6019xxxx, that’s also an Isuzu machine but might use different part numbers for some components. Match the full serial to the range, not just the prefix.

Are exploded views included for all major assemblies?

Yes. Engine, hydraulic system, roller frame, water system, steering, electrical. Each diagram has numbered callouts.

Can I use this to order parts from any dealer?

You must give the dealer: machine type (CC122C), roller serial number, part number, denomination, and quantity. Without the serial number, the dealer may supply a superseded part that doesn’t fit your build year. The catalog lists the six required fields in six languages on page 4.

Buying this catalog beats three trips to the parts counter. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your roller running with the right spares.