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Dynapac CC142C 2005 Parts Catalog

You have a Dynapac CC142C on the job, and you need a part. Go grab a part number from some aftermarket site, and you’ll get the wrong seal, a misrouted hose, or a bracket that doesn’t fit. Then you’re waiting another three days for the right piece, and the roller sits. That’s lost money. The Dynapac CC142C 2005 Parts Catalog—388 pages of OEM breakdowns—puts the right numbers in your hand the first time. No guessing, no returns, no phone calls to a dealer who reads you a different number every time.

Engine Options: Deutz and Isuzu Coverage

This catalog covers both engine variants that came on the CC142C: the Deutz F3L/F2L 1011/1011F and the Isuzu 3LD1 PW-05. Each engine gets its own exploded diagram with every nut, bolt, gasket, and injector called out. Page 3 lists the serial number ranges that match each engine edition. You order by roller serial number, not by guess. If you’re mixing up Deutz and Isuzu parts, stop. Get the catalog, match the engine code, and order once.

How to Order Parts – The 6-Step Method

The manual prints the ordering procedure in four languages on page 4. Follow it: 1) Machine type, 2) Roller serial number, 3) Quantity, 4) Part number, 5) Denomination, 6) Dimensions for cut-to-length items. Miss one, and the dealer ships the wrong thing. I’ve seen guys order “seal” without a part number, get a garbage bag full of random O-rings, and blame the manual. The manual isn’t the problem—skipping step 4 is. This catalog gives you the exact part numbers; you just have to write them down.

Vibration System and Drive Components

The CC142C is a vibratory combination roller, so the vibration system is where the money is. The catalog breaks down the eccentric shaft assembly, bearing housings, and drive belt diagrams. No theory, no troubleshooting—this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. But if you need to replace a vibrator bearing, you need the bearing number, the seal number, and the snap ring size. They’re all in the exploded views. Cross-reference them with the Automotive Industry Overview for sourcing if you want, but the OEM part numbers are right there.

388 Pages of OEM Accuracy

Dynapac Metso Dynapac AB put this together in 2005. It’s the same document their dealers use to pull parts. Every page has a group number and a parts list with quantities. You get the original Swedish/English/German/French/Italian/Spanish text on ordering instructions, because Dynapac ships worldwide. The catalog covers all serial number updates up to issue SCC142C-1EN3. If your roller falls outside that range, you need an earlier edition—but for most CC142C machines built from the early 2000s on, this is the one.

What This Parts Catalog Does Not Cover

This is not a service manual. You won’t find torque specs for the vibrator housing bolts or hydraulic pressure test procedures. You need the service manual for that. What you get here is every part that can be ordered: from the ROPS cab door latch to the water spray nozzle to the hydraulic pump mounting bracket. If you’re rebuilding the entire roller, pair this catalog with the corresponding Dynapac workshop manual. The parts list tells you what to buy; the service manual tells you how to install it. Don’t mix them up.

Related Manuals

• Dynapac CC142C Spare Parts Catalogue
• Dynapac CC142C Parts Catalog
• Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec

For context on how construction equipment parts catalogs fit into the broader automotive and heavy equipment industry, see the Automotive Industry Overview on external reference material.

FAQ – Dynapac CC142C Parts Catalog

Does this catalog include wiring diagrams or hydraulic schematics?

No. This is a parts catalog only—exploded diagrams with part numbers, no schematic for circuits or fluid flow.

How do I find the correct part number for my roller’s serial number?

Locate your serial number on the machine data plate (usually on the frame near the engine). Then check the “Valid from roller serial number” table on page 3 of the catalog. That table tells you which catalog issue covers your machine. If your serial number falls within the range, all part numbers in this 2005 edition are correct. If not, you need a different issue. The ordering instructions on page 4 also remind you to give the serial number when you call the dealer—so have it ready.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a Dynapac CC142C with a different engine than listed?

Only the Deutz F3L/F2L 1011/1011F and Isuzu 3LD1 PW-05 engines are covered. If your roller has a different engine—for example, a later Tier III replacement—the engine-specific diagrams won’t match. You would need the parts catalog that corresponds to your actual engine serial number group. Using this catalog for a non-listed engine will give you wrong part numbers for anything engine-mounted (injectors, gaskets, fuel lines).

How many pages does the CC142C parts catalog have?

388 pages. That includes the group index, exploded views for each major system (frame, engine, vibration, hydraulic, steering, spray system, electrical), and the alphabetical parts list at the back.

Stop chasing after parts that don’t fit. Access the Factory Manual and start ordering the right numbers today.