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Dynapac CC1300C 2011 Parts Catalog

You’re ordering parts for a Dynapac CC1300C vibratory roller. You’ve got a serial number starting with 10000335x0A000001, and you need the exact part – not a “close enough” cross-reference from some aftermarket list. I’ve been wrenching long enough to know what happens when you guess on a part number: wrong seal, wrong bearing, a week of downtime while you re-order. This 2011 Parts Catalog from Dynapac – 226 pages of exploded views and OEM part numbers – is what keeps your machine running. No fluff, no translations of manuals that were already translated twice. Just the factory breakdowns.

If you’re a shop owner or a field mechanic, you know the drill. You get a roller in the bay, and you need to order a steering cylinder, a drum rotation kit, or maybe the 50-hour service kit. You pull up a parts list off some shady forum, and the part numbers don’t match your serial number. Waste of time. This catalog is keyed specifically to the CC1300C from serial number 10000335x0A000001 onward. That’s the exact specification you need. No guesswork.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Lists

Aftermarket parts database companies don’t have the original Dynapac drawings. They compile from old PDFs, often mis-numbering components, especially on vibration systems and steering hitch assemblies. This OEM catalog – published by Dynapac, part of the Dynapac group – gives you the genuine part numbers: 4812156265 for the 50-hour service kit, 4700938909 for the eccentric shaft kit, 4700374603 for the steering cylinder. Those numbers are traceable back to the factory. When you call your Dynapac dealer, you read them off this page, and you get the right box delivered. Period.

Related catalogs you might need: the Dynapac CC1300C 2015 Parts Catalog covers later serial numbers, and the Dynapac CC1300C 2011 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Breakdown is the exact same document listed here. For other rollers, check the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec.

Service Kits and Repair Kits: What You Get

Flip to the Service Kits section. You’ll find four intervals: 50h (4812156265), 250/750h (4812156288), 500h (4812156266), and 1000h (4812156268). Each kit is exploded in the catalog with the individual components listed below the assembly part number. The Repair Kits section covers the big stuff: eccentric shaft kit (4700938909), drum rotation kit (4700938893), scraper kit 12 mm (4700938915), shock absorber kit for the drum (4700938887), and steering hitch kit (4700938575). If you’re replacing the drum rotation assembly, you need that exact number. Don’t try to match it by eye; the spline counts and bearing preloads are specific.

One paragraph that’s longer than most because it matters: The Frame section breaks down front frame, rear frame, scrapers (STD, wheels, and spring-loaded option), sprinkler system, and towing device. The Drum/Wheels section shows the drum assembly and standard wheels. The Engine Room section starts with the Kubota V2203 diesel engine – 34 kW – and includes the exhaust system, fan, air filter, expansion tank, water cooler, engine hood (complete assembly 4812115507), casing, fuel system, cooler hoses, air hoses, and fuel hoses. Every hose routing and clamp part number is there. You won’t find that in a generic service manual.

Short paragraph: The hydraulic system is split into propulsion, vibration, steering, and brake. Each subsystem has its own part number page. The junction block for propulsion is 4812110281.

Engine Room Breakdown – Kubota V2203

The engine module section lists the Kubota V2203 – 34 kW – with its mounting hardware, gaskets, and ancillary parts. If you’re rebuilding the top end or replacing the injection pump, you need the Denso part numbers from this catalog. The cooling system is drawn separately: expansion tank, water cooler, and the fan assembly with belt routing. The air filter housing and element part numbers are shown. I’ve seen guys order the wrong air filter because they used a cross-reference database; this catalog eliminates that.

Hydraulic System Components – Steering, Vibration, Propulsion

Propulsion system: the junction block (4812110281) routes flow to the drive motors. Vibration system: the eccentric shaft kit (4700938909) includes bearings and seals. Steering system: the cylinder (4700374603) is shown with its tie-rod ends and mounting brackets. Brake system: part numbers for discs, springs, and seals. Flow divider option is listed separately. If you’re troubleshooting a steering drift, the factory drawing shows the internal seals – you can order the exact seal kit.

Electrical Equipment and Options

Electrical section covers horn, battery module, battery disconnector, cable harness (4812112472), working lights front and rear, rotating beacon for ROPS (4812115525 for w/o ROPS option), driving lights, direction indicators, backup alarm, and sprinkler wheels option. The wiring harness is drawn with connector part numbers. This catalog is essential if you’re chasing an electrical gremlin – you can trace the harness routing and order the correct pigtail.

Does this manual cover the CC1300C with the Kubota V2203 diesel engine?

Yes. The catalog is published for the CC1300C roller serial number 10000335x0A000001 onward and includes the Kubota V2203 engine module, along with all associated engine room components.

Can I use this to order the 50-hour service kit?

Absolutely. The 50-hour service kit part number is 4812156265, listed in the Service Kits section. You’ll see the exploded view of the kit contents so you can verify each component.

This catalog sits on my bench next to the actual machine. When I need a part number for a steering cylinder or a drum seal, I open it. No scrolling through websites, no “this part might fit”. I pull the number, call my supplier, and the part shows up. If you’re maintaining a CC1300C, you need this file. The Automotive Industry Overview may cover general principles, but it doesn’t have your Dynapac part numbers. This catalog does. Access the Factory Manual.