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Dynapac CC432 Parts Catalog

I’ve torqued more head bolts than most people have had hot meals, and after 28 years on the line, I know one thing: ordering the wrong part is a waste of billable time. This Dynapac CC432 Parts Catalog is the factory document – 325 pages of Dynapac’s own part numbers, diagrams, and ordering instructions. If you’re keeping a CC432 vibratory tandem roller running, this is the only parts list you need on the workbench. No reprints from some sketchy aftermarket outfit.

What the Spare Parts Catalogue Includes

Page 3 tells you exactly which serial numbers this issue covers – Cummins 4BTA 3.9 Elite engine, valid from roller serial number *62720435* and up. The catalog groups parts by section: engine, hydraulic system, vibratory assembly, frame, and more. Each group has exploded-view drawings with callouts. You get the part number, the denomination, and quantity needed. No fluff, no third-party translations – just the stuff Dynapac ships from Karlskrona, Sweden. For a parts catalog, that’s the gold standard.

Ordering Parts the Right Way

Flip to page 4 and you’ll see the ordering instructions in six languages. Dynapac wants: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions if it’s sold per length. Miss any of those and you’ll get the wrong coupling or hose. I’ve seen a shop order a “fender” without a part number and end up with a radiator shroud – this catalog prevents that. Use it every time you call your dealer. Dynapac CC432 Spare Parts Catalogue will get you the exact same data, but this one has the latest issue date (2004-12 replacing SCC432-1EN1).

Dynapac CC432 Parts Catalog: What You Get

You’re getting a genuine OEM PDF – not a scan of a scan. The text is clean, the exploded diagrams are readable, and the part numbers are the ones Dynapac used when the 4BTA 3.9 Elite rolled off the line. If you’re trying to cross-reference a Cummins part, good luck with aftermarket catalogs – they’ll give you a generic filter and call it a day. This catalog gives you the Dynapac-specific bracket, hose, and fastener numbers. Compare that to Dynapac CC432 Parts Catalog from another source – I’ll bet mine is the factory print.

325 Pages – What’s Actually Inside

Three hundred twenty-five pages of pure parts data. That’s not fluff – that’s one page per major assembly, drawn with the kind of detail only a manufacturer can provide. You get the vibratory drum section, the articulation joint, the ROPS structure, and every hydraulic fitting. Need the part number for a steering cylinder seal kit? It’s in there. Want the correct washer for the vibratory bearing cap? Same. The page numbers are pre-indexed in the PDF bookmarks – I don’t have to search through 200 pages of generic info to find a 50-cent o-ring. That’s why this catalog earns its spot on my workbench.

Is This Catalog for the Home Mechanic?

Yes, but only if you know your roller’s serial number and are willing to read the part numbers carefully. This isn’t a service manual – it doesn’t tell you how to rebuild the hydraulic pump or set the relief valve. It tells you which parts to order and where they go. If you’re a DIY guy maintaining a CC432 on your farm, the catalog is worth every penny. If you run a rental fleet, you need this for your parts counter. No exceptions. For an overview of the heavy equipment industry, check Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview – but for your CC432, stick with the factory parts book.

3 Reasons to Choose OEM Documentation

First, aftermarket parts catalogs often renumber parts or omit supersessions. This catalog lists the exact Dynapac part number – no translation errors. Second, the exploded-view drawings show how parts nest together – you can see if a bolt goes through two brackets before the nut. Third, the ordering instructions on page 4 are written by the guys who build the rollers. They know that a “metric hose” needs both length and fitting thread pitch. Third-party catalogs skip that. OEM documentation prevents returns and downtime.

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values come from the separate workshop manual for the CC432.

How do I find the right part number for my roller?

Start with your roller serial number – located on the frame plate near the operator station. Compare it to the serial number range listed on page 3 of the catalog (valid from *62720435*). Then find the group (e.g., engine or hydraulic) in the table of contents, locate the exploded drawing, and read the part number from the callout. The catalog also lists the denomination and quantity – double-check against the parts spec before you order. If the part is superseded, the catalog will note it in the “Notes” column. One wrong digit can cost you a week of downtime, so read each number aloud.

Can I print the pages?

Yes – the PDF is not locked. Print only the group you need; the whole catalog is 325 pages. Stick the pages in a binder on the shop cart.

Is the catalog available in English?

Yes, plus Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, and French. Page 4 has all six languages side by side.

This catalog is the real thing. 325 pages of factory part numbers, exploded diagrams, and ordering instructions for the Dynapac CC432 vibratory tandem roller. Stop guessing part numbers and start ordering the correct component the first time. Access the Factory Manual now – it’s the same OEM file used by Dynapac dealers worldwide. DYNAPAC CC432 Spare Parts Catalogue SCC432-2EN2 is the next revision – but this SCC432-1EN2 covers your roller from 2004 onward.