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Dynapac CC1300C 2011 Parts Catalog – Factory Spare Parts Breakdown

If you own a Dynapac CC1300C vibratory roller and you’re tired of ordering parts that don’t fit or waiting a week because you guessed the wrong number, this is the document that stops the bleeding. This is the OEM spare parts catalogue – the one Dynapac issued in 2011 for rollers starting at serial number 10000335x0A000001. It’s 226 pages of exploded-view drawings, genuine part numbers, service kits, repair kits, and the exact ordering instructions that your local dealer uses. I’ve been turning wrenches since before some of you were born, and I can tell you: aftermarket parts lists are garbage for anything beyond a filter. If you want to keep that Kubota V2203 diesel and the hydraulic system running without chasing ghosts, you start here.

Dynapac CC1300C 2011 Parts Catalog: What You Get

Open the cover and you’re looking at the same document Dynapac printed in Sweden for their own parts counters. The catalogue breaks down every major system into groups: Frame, Drum / Wheels, Engine room, Hydraulic system, Electrical equipment, Driver’s platform, Decals, and Optional equipment. Each group has sub-sections with itemized part numbers and quantities. For example, under Engine room you’ll find the engine module listing the Kubota V2203 diesel (34 kW) with its own part number 4812110882. No guessing – you confirm the serial number range, pick the illustration, and read the part number off the page. The manual includes both standard and optional configurations, like scrapers, sprinkler system, towing device, and rotating beacons for ROPS. If you need the earlier edition for a different serial range, check the Dynapac CC1300C 2011 Parts Catalog (previous issue SCC1300C-1EN1) for rollers built before October 2011. For a newer model, see the Dynapac CC1300C 2015 Parts Catalog. And if you work on other compactors, the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec covers a different machine but the same factory rigor.

Service Kits and Repair Kits – No Guesswork

One of the biggest time-wasters on any roller is piecing together a service pack from loose gaskets and seals. This catalog lists complete service kits by hour interval: 50h, 250/750h, 500h, and 1000h. Each kit has a single part number – 4812156265 for the 50h kit, 4812156288 for 250/750h, 4812156266 for 500h, 4812156268 for 1000h. Order that one number and you get every gasket, filter, and seal you need. Repair kits cover eccentric shafts (4700938909), drum rotation (4700938893), scrapers (4700938915), shock absorbers (4700938887), and steering hitch (4700938575). No need to cross-reference aftermarket catalogs that often omit the extra O-rings or lock washers. The OEM kit is matched to the machine.

How to Order the Right Part Every Time

Page 2 of the catalog spells out the six pieces of information you must provide when ordering: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. I’ve seen too many guys just throw a part number at a parts house and get the wrong item because they didn’t check the serial number break. This manual makes it dead simple – the table of contents and numerical index at the back let you look up any part number and see which group it belongs to. For example, if you need a steering cylinder, the number 4700374603 appears in the steering system section under Hydraulic system. You can verify the illustration, confirm the quantity, and order with certainty.

Frame, Drum, and Engine Room Coverage

The Frame section covers front and rear frames, steering hitch, scrapers (standard and spring-loaded options), sprinkler system, and towing device. The Drum / Wheels section shows the drum assembly and wheels (standard). Under Engine room you get the entire Kubota V2203 engine module, exhaust system, fan, air filter, expansion tank, water cooler, engine hood (complete part 4812115507), casing, fuel system, and all cooler and air hoses. Each illustration is an exploded view with numbered callouts matching the parts list. The hydraulic system section is especially detailed: propulsion system with junction block 4812110281, vibration system, steering system with cylinder, brake system, and an optional flow divider. If you’re troubleshooting a vibration loss or a steering leak, the part numbers are right there with the drawing – no need to measure or guess.

Electrical and Driver Platform Components

The Electrical equipment section covers horn module, battery module, battery disconnector, cable harness, working lights (front, rear, and optional), driving lights options, direction indicators, backup alarm, and sprinkler wheels option. The Driver’s platform section includes the platform mount, instrument panel, steering wheel, control module, standard ECU module, forward-reverse control (4812113676), throttle control, seat belt modules (2″ and 3″), ROPS (foldable and fixed), canopy, and steps. Optional equipment like fire extinguisher, tool equipment, SMV sign, and brake release for high-torque drum drive are all listed with their own part numbers. The decals section lists all safety and identification decals – important if you’re restoring or repainting. For background on construction equipment standards, refer to the Automotive Industry Overview. Safety protocols in this manual align with the Automotive Industry Overview.

OEM Authenticity: Why Factory Specifications Matter

This is not a reprint of a third-party scan. This is the genuine Dynapac publication, issue SCC1300C-1EN2, printed in Sweden. The drawings are clean, the part numbers are current, and the page layouts match exactly what you’d get from a dealer. The catalog includes a numerical index at the end so you can look up any part number and find its page – that alone is worth the price if you’ve ever wasted an hour flipping through a generic manual. Aftermarket parts lists for rollers are notorious for missing the mid-life service kit revisions and the optional-equipment variations. With this factory catalog, you get the official Dynapac service intervals, kit contents, and exploded views that show every washer and clip.

FAQ

Does this catalog cover the Kubota V2203 engine?

Yes, the engine module section lists the Kubota V2203 diesel (34 kW) with part number 4812110882, including all ancillaries like exhaust, fan, air filter, and hoses.

Can I use this to order parts for a 2008 CC1300C?

No. This issue (SCC1300C-1EN2) is valid for rollers starting at serial number 10000335x0A000001 (built from October 2011). Earlier machines need issue EN1. Check your serial plate.

How do I find a specific bolt or washer?

Small hardware items are usually shown in the assembly drawing within the relevant group. Look for the callout number and then find that number in the parts list. The numerical index also helps if you have the part number already.

What is the difference between a service kit and a repair kit?

Service kits (50h, 250/750h, 500h, 1000h) contain consumable filters, gaskets, and seals for scheduled maintenance. Repair kits contain specific components for major overhauls, like eccentric shaft bearings, drum rotation seals, scraper blades, shock absorber bushings, and steering hitch pins.

If you want to stop wasting money on the wrong parts and start fixing your roller with the same information the factory uses, get the genuine Dynapac parts catalog. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your CC1300C running on OEM specs.