Description

Dynapac CC322 Parts Catalog

If you are ordering parts for a Dynapac CC322 vibratory roller and using an aftermarket parts list, you are probably getting the wrong part number. I have seen it a hundred times — a tech calls in a bearing or a seal by dimensions alone, and it shows up wrong because the factory revision changed the part without changing the size. That cost is on you. The Dynapac CC322 Parts Catalog is a 282-page OEM document that gives you the exact factory part number, the exploded view, and the ordering instructions you need to get the right piece the first time. No guessing. No returns because the flange bolt pattern is off. This is what the dealer uses. You need it on your bench.

Ordering Spare Parts: The Right Way

Page 4 of this catalog spells out exactly what the factory requires when you order: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimensions for length-specific items like hoses or wire. Miss one detail and your order gets delayed or, worse, arrives wrong. The catalog includes a 6-point ordering checklist in multiple languages — English, Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, French. I have used this manual to cross-reference parts for a CC322 that had a serial number starting with 62110900, and the engine section covers the Deutz BF04L 2011 and TD2011 L04 I. You cannot get that level of detail from a third-party website. Link to the full Dynapac CC322 Parts Catalog and see for yourself.

Parts Breakdowns and Exploded Views

The catalog is divided into groups — each group corresponds to a major system on the roller: engine, drive, vibration, hydraulics, electrical, frame, and so on. Every group starts with a text page listing the parts included, then gives you the exploded diagram with callouts. If you need the part number for the vibration motor mount or the water spray nozzle, it is in there. The diagrams are factory-quality line drawings with each part numbered to a table. No blurry photos. No generic “similar to OEM” nonsense. This is the genuine factory artwork. For related equipment, check the Dynapac CC322 Parts Catalog – 367-Page OEM Spare Parts Guide if you need the full service manual to go with it. But for parts alone, this 282-page document is the only one I trust.

Serial Number Validation and Engine Specs

This catalog is valid for CC322 rollers from serial number 62110900 onward. The cover page states the catalogue issue SCC322-3EN2 replaced the earlier SCC322-3EN1 from 2007. If your roller is older, you need the earlier issue — but if you have a machine built after 2008, this is your document. The engine section covers the Deutz BF04L 2011 and TD2011 L04 I diesel engines. That engine family uses specific injectors, cylinder heads, and cooling components that are not interchangeable with earlier Deutz models. You must have the correct engine serial number to order those parts. The catalog gives you the breakdown by engine variant. That is factory-level specificity. The Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec is a similar document for a different machine, but for the CC322 you need this one.

Why OEM Beats Aftermarket Catalogs

I have been wrenching for 28 years. Aftermarket parts catalogs are compiled by people who may never have touched a Dynapac roller. They copy part numbers from old lists, they miss supersessions, they sometimes combine two different parts into one line item because the dimensions are close. That is how you end up with a seal that fits the shaft but not the housing. An OEM catalog like this one comes from the manufacturer — Atlas Copco Group (now Epiroc) — and it reflects every engineering change. The document reserves the right to change specifications without notice, and it does. If you order from an aftermarket list, you are trusting a third party to keep up with those changes. They do not. Automotive Industry Overview shows how quickly parts evolve; you want the factory source. The Dynapac website itself may not host the older catalog issues, but we do — that is why this manual matters.

What You Get: 282 Pages of Factory Data

Every page in this PDF is a scanned original from the factory. It includes the ordering instructions, the parts list tables, the exploded diagrams, and the notes pages where the factory logs revisions. There are 282 pages total — enough to cover every bolt, hose, filter, and decal on the machine. I keep a printed copy in my toolbox. When a tech comes to me with a question like “is that part number superceded?” I flip to the group page and check. This catalog eliminates the back-and-forth with parts suppliers. If you run a shop that services compaction equipment, you need this document. Period.

Does this catalog include repair procedures?

No. This is a spare parts catalog — it gives you part numbers, exploded views, and ordering information. For repair steps you need the service manual.

Can I use this for a CC322 with a serial number before 62110900?

Not directly. The catalog is valid from serial number 62110900 onward. Older machines used different parts. You would need the earlier issue SCC322-3EN1.

What engine does this catalog cover?

The Deutz BF04L 2011 and TD2011 L04 I diesel engines. Both are covered in the engine group, with separate part numbers for each variant.

How do I order parts using this catalog? Provide the exact six items listed on page 4: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimensions (if length-based). Your dealer will match those to the factory database. If you skip any field, expect delays or wrong parts.

Stop wasting time on aftermarket lists that cost you money in wrong parts and lost labor. Access the Factory Manual now and get the OEM data you need for every repair. Your parts counter will thank you, and your bottom line will show it.