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Dynapac CC3200 2016 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts List

If you are turning wrenches on a Dynapac CC3200 vibratory roller, you already know the pain of ordering the wrong part. Aftermarket catalogs pull numbers out of thin air. You get a box, it does not fit, and the machine sits. That costs money. This Dynapac CC3200 2016 Parts Catalog is the only document that gives you the exact OEM part numbers Dynapac used at the factory. 576 pages – not a reprint, not a third-party guess. Original factory print.

I have spent more years than I care to count chasing down loose hardware on compactors. The biggest time-waster is flipping through generic PDFs that show a picture of “something like” your machine. With this catalog, you get the exact s/n range: 10000340xxA012936 and up. Engine is a Deutz TCD3.6 L04 IIIB/T4i. Page numbers match the physical book. You look up the part, order it, install it. End of story.

Service Kits and Repair Kits – Factory-Specified Intervals

The catalog opens with service kits broken down by hour interval. You get part numbers for 50h Plus (4812159352), 500h (4812159381), 500h Plus (4812159382), 1000h (4812159383), 1000h Plus (4812159384), and a Start up kit (4812159672). Each kit listing includes every gasket, filter, and seal the factory wants replaced at that interval. No guesswork – you order the kit, you get what the engineer spec’d. Repair kits cover the eccentric shaft (4812155792), drum rotation (4700938891), scraper (4700945908), shock absorber for the drum (4812155158), and sprinkler system (4812155698). If you are doing a major overhaul, those kit numbers save you from sourcing individual seals that might not seal.

Why does this matter on the workbench? Because downtime on a roller is lost revenue. You cannot afford to open a box and find a seal that is a quarter-inch off. The factory kit is built to the same tolerances as the original assembly.

Frame Sections: Front and Rear – Exploded Views with Part Numbers

Frame assemblies are split into front frame and rear frame. The front frame section includes the steering cylinder (4700391023), tank structure module, sprinkler tank structure mount, cover (4700391307), and the articulated joint (4812117737) for serial numbers up to A016401; after that, it uses the steering hitch (4812119139). Rear frame covers the engine structure module (including right/left engine covers 4812121578 and 4812121581, battery box 4812114521, and noise suppression kit 4812117865). Every component is shown in an exploded diagram with the corresponding part number and reference page. You can literally lay the page next to the machine and point at the bolt.

Check out related manuals for other compactors: Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec and Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer. For a cold planer parts breakdown, see Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Listings.

Does This Manual Cover the Sprinkler System?

Yes – and it splits it by serial number breakpoints. The sprinkler pump module is listed separately for machines < A013069 and ≥ A013070. You get the pump part numbers, backup pump, additional sprinkler/cocoa mat pumps, and even the water hoses. If you have a cocoa mat option, the catalog includes that bracket module too. Page references are given for each module – for example, the sprinkler pump module (2 pumps) option starts on page 107. No hunting through generic tables.

3 Reasons to Stick with OEM Dynapac Documentation

1. Accuracy across machine s/n ranges. Dynapac updated parts during production. This catalog shows you exactly when a part superceded – see the hitch module split at A016401.
2. Kit packaging. Service kits like the 1000h Plus include every consumable the factory expects. Aftermarket equivalents often skip seals or use different rubber compounds.
3. Exploded diagrams. Each assembly – from the drum bearing to the end frame scraper – is illustrated. You see how the parts fit before you order.

Understand the Wiring Before You Touch It

Though this is a parts catalog, the “General – Keys and others” section lists fuses and keys. If you are troubleshooting an electrical fault, having the correct fuse part number keeps you from using a glass fuse where a blade fuse belongs. The catalog does not replace a service manual for diagnostics, but it is essential for ordering replacement electrical components correctly. For a broader look at the automotive industry and how OEM documentation standards apply, see Automotive Industry Overview. Another overview is at Automotive Industry Overview.

End Frame and Scraper Assemblies – With and Without Nozzles

The catalog devotes separate sections to the front end frame and rear end frame. Each includes scraper modules (with and without nozzles), scraper bracket assembly (4700394340), grab handles (release, lift, offset), cocoa mat bracket, process mirrors, SMV sign, and cover plates. The scraper module with nozzles lists the scraper assembly with nozzles and the standalone scraper assembly. If you run a cocoa mat, the bracket module page gives you the exact part number – no measuring needed. The detail level is what you expect from a factory document.

FAQ – Dynapac CC3200 Parts Catalog

Is this the same as a service/repair manual?

No. This is a parts catalog – it lists every part number, kit, and exploded view. For service procedures, you need the separate service manual. This catalog helps you order the right parts before you start the repair.

Does it cover the Deutz engine?

Yes. The engine is identified as Deutz TCD3.6 L04 IIIB/T4i. Engine-specific parts (covers, brackets, battery box) are included in the rear frame engine structure module. Internal engine components are not detailed – you would use the engine manufacturer’s parts catalog for those.

What serial numbers does this catalog apply to?

CC3200 s/n range 10000340xxA012936 and above. The catalog explicitly splits modules at A016401 and A013069, so you can match your machine’s exact build phase.

How do I know I am ordering the correct part?

Each part number includes the page reference where it appears in an exploded diagram. Cross-check the diagram with your machine’s configuration. The catalog also notes “To SN” and “From SN” cutoffs – if your machine falls between those numbers, the shown part is correct.

You have a roller that needs parts. You have the serial number. You need a catalog that tells you – without editorializing – which piece of steel goes where. This 576-page OEM PDF does exactly that. Open it, find your section, order from the number on the page. Access the Factory Manual now and stop risking wrong parts.