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Dynapac CC322 2011 Parts Catalog – Factory Spec for Ordering Right Parts

You ever order a part from a third-party cross-reference and get something that sort of fits but not really? I have. That’s a wasted morning and a machine down. For a Dynapac CC322 2011 Parts Catalog, you only want the factory document. This one is 317 pages, published by Dynapac in 2011, and it gives you the exact part numbers, exploded diagrams, and the correct ordering sequence. No aftermarket re-draws, no guessing.

If you work on these vibratory tandem rollers, you know the serial number matters. Page 3 lists the valid serial number ranges for each catalogue issue. Page 4 gives you the six-step ordering checklist: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions if it’s a meter-length item. Miss one of those six and you’re likely to get the wrong piece.

Why an OEM Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Lists

Third-party catalogs often renumber parts or skip supersession history. That leads to ordering a part that was replaced three years ago. With this Dynapac factory catalog, every part number is original and tied to the specific roller serial numbers listed in the table on page 3. The diesel engine section covers the DEUTZ BF04L 2011, and the exploded views show exactly how each component fits. If you are cross-referencing from a worn-out part, you can match the shape and dimensions directly from the drawing. No guesswork.

317 Pages of Exploded Views and Part Numbers

That’s a lot of pages for a single roller model, but that is what you get when the document includes every nut, seal, bearing, and hydraulic fitting. The catalog groups parts by system: frame, vibration system, steering, braking, drum, engine, electrical, and more. Each group starts with a numerical index, then an exploded drawing with callouts, followed by a parts list table. The table columns include item number, part number, denomination, quantity per machine, and remarks. Remarks might indicate a change in design or a reference to a service bulletin. You don’t get that from a generic parts list online.

Order Correctly: The Page 4 Checklist

On page 4 of the catalog, Dynapac prints the ordering procedure in five languages. Reason: they know people skip steps. The six required pieces of information are: 1) machine type, 2) roller serial number, 3) quantity, 4) part number, 5) parts denomination, 6) dimensions when ordering by length. If you have a roller with a serial number that falls within the range specified on page 3, you use this catalog. If your machine is older, you need the earlier catalogue issue. The manual tells you exactly which issue covers which serial numbers – no confusion.

Who Needs This Parts Catalog?

Shops that service construction equipment need this on the workbench. A parts catalog is not a service manual – it won’t tell you how to rebuild the hydraulic pump. But when you need the correct seal kit or bearing, this is the only document that will give you the right seven-digit part number without calling the dealer. Home garage enthusiasts who own a CC322 and do their own maintenance will save hours of hunting for parts online. Beginners might be intimidated by the thickness, but the exploded views make it straightforward to identify what you need. Just match the drawing to your machine.

If you also work on other Dynapac models, check the Dynapac CC322 Parts Catalog for this model and the Dynapac CC322 Spare Parts Catalogue for alternate part references. For the larger PL2000LS paver, the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec follows the same format. For general background on how OEM documentation supports equipment reliability, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

Source Validity – Dynapac Factory Document

This is the actual spare parts catalogue SCC322-2EN4 from Dynapac, printed in Sweden. It is not a PDF reprint scraped from a third-party site. The 317 pages are scanned from the original factory document, including the cover, ordering instructions, group pages, and the notes on page 5 about remarks and changes. The catalog states “We reserve the right to change specifications without notice” – that is a factory disclaimer, not a middleman’s. If you want to be sure you are ordering the part that goes on your roller’s serial number, you need the factory spec.

FAQ – Dynapac CC322 Parts Catalog

Does this parts catalog include torque specs or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog only. It lists part numbers and exploded views. For repair steps, get the service manual.

Can I use this catalog for the Dynapac CC422 or other models?

No, this catalog is specific to the CC322 vibratory tandem roller. The CC422 has different frame and drum parts. You need separate catalogs for each model. However, the ordering procedure on page 4 applies to any Dynapac machine.

What is the difference between a parts catalog and a service manual?

A parts catalog is a reference for ordering replacement components. It gives you part numbers, quantities, and sometimes dimensions. A service manual provides removal, installation, and adjustment procedures. Both are necessary for a complete shop library. This one is strictly for parts identification.

How do I know if my roller serial number is covered by this catalog issue?

On page 3, the catalog lists the valid serial number range for issue SCC322-2EN4. It states “Valid from roller serial number:” followed by the number. If your machine’s serial number is equal to or higher than that number, this catalog applies. If it is lower, you need the earlier issue (SCC322-2EN3). You should also verify the diesel engine – this catalog covers the DEUTZ BF04L 2011. Check the engine plate before ordering.

You don’t need to call the dealer every time you need a part for your CC322. Access the Factory Manual and have the correct part numbers right on your tablet or printed out. No waiting, no wrong deliveries.