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Dynapac CC132 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts List

Getting the wrong part for a piece of compacting equipment costs more than just the money. It costs hours of machine downtime, rental charges, and pissed-off foremen. I’ve seen guys order a hydraulic pump seal by eyeballing an old one, then watch the whole machine sit for a week while they wait for the correct size. That’s why the Dynapac CC132 Parts Catalog from the factory exists. Automotive Industry Overview aside, this is pure equipment maintenance – no guesswork allowed.

How This 282-Page Catalog Saves You from Wrong Parts

Every page of this Parts Catalog was printed by Dynapac in Sweden, not copied from a third‑party website. The 282 pages contain exploded‑view illustrations with part numbers directly tied to the CC132 serial number range. On page 3 you’ll find the exact catalogue issue dates and the valid serial numbers for each revision – without that, you’re gambling that a part from a 1996 roller will fit a 2003 machine. That’s a bet I wouldn’t take.

What the Catalog Actually Contains (Beyond Part Numbers)

Opening the index shows a group numbering system. Each section covers a function – engine, hydrostatic drive, drum, vibration system, electrical. You don’t have to flip through 200 pages guessing. If you need the vibratory eccentric weight assembly, look in the “Vibration” group. The drawings label every component with a callout number and a corresponding table listing part number, description, and quantity. Ordering a bolt by length is covered on page 4: “Dimensions when ordering per length.” That note is there because somebody ordered a metric bolt 10 mm too short and learned the hard way.

The Right Way to Order – Using the Serial Number and Group Number

Page 4 of the catalog spells out six pieces of information you must provide when ordering spare parts. Machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimension if it’s sold by length. The document includes this in six languages, so even if your supplier speaks a different language, you can point to the block. Ignoring that list is why you end up with a filter that fits a CC232 instead of a CC132. You have the 282 pages – use them.

Deutz Diesel Engine Section – F3L/F2L 1011F

These rollers use Deutz F3L or F2L 1011F diesel engines. The parts catalog breaks down every engine component: cylinder head gasket, injection pump, oil cooler, fan belt. If you’ve got a miss at idle and suspect the injector nozzles, flip to the engine group. The part number for a nozzle holder is right there, with the Dynapac stamped number – not a cross‑reference that might be superseded. Dynapac CC132 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts List gives you that factory data.

Why an OEM Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Cross-Reference

Aftermarket parts lists are compiled by somebody who probably never held a wrench on a CC132. They guess the interchange, and when the thread pitch is wrong, you still own the bolt. This catalog came from Dynapac itself. The part numbers are the same ones stamped on the components at the factory. You want to know if the new vibratory motor seal matches the original? It matches because the drawing shows the exact seal shape and the catalog gives the original number. No room for “it should fit.”

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Does this catalog include assembly torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers, illustrations, and ordering info only. For torque specs, you need the factory workshop manual.

How do I know which revision of the CC132 this covers?

Page 3 lists the catalogue issue dates and valid serial numbers. For example, issue SCC132‑1EN3 covers rollers from serial number 60230912 onward. Check your roller’s serial plate before ordering.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a CC132 that was built before 1996?

If your roller serial number falls before the earliest range listed on page 3 (S142EN1 from 1996‑10), this catalog may not cover it. Dynapac issued earlier catalogues for those machines. You would need the correct issue for your serial number.

Is this a high-resolution PDF or a scanned copy?

This is the original factory PDF from Dynapac – not a scan. Text is searchable, illustrations are vector‑based where possible, and the file is optimized for printing or viewing on a tablet in the shop.

You need the right part the first time. Access the Factory Manual and stop second‑guessing your parts list. Every CC132 owner should have this 282-page document within arm’s reach of the toolbox.