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Dynapac CC5200C 2015 Parts Catalog

I’ve had more than a few calls from guys who ordered the wrong eccentric shaft or sprinkler pump because they guessed at the part number. That billable hour disappears fast when you have to pull a drum apart twice. This Dynapac CC5200C 2015 Parts Catalog kills that guesswork cold. It’s the genuine OEM Spare Parts List for the CC5200C vibratory roller — not a third-party copy, not a scanned brochure. 558 pages of factory drawings, exploded views, and exact part numbers keyed to the Cummins QSB 4.5 IIIB/T4i engine and the serial number range starting from 10000348xFA015791. If you maintain one of these rollers, you need this on your bench, not a PDF open on a dirty phone.

Service Kits and Repair Kits – Page-Level Accuracy

The manual breaks out every factory service interval in table form. You get the 50-hour Plus kit (part number 4812159352), the 500-hour Cummins QSB 4.5 kit (4812159353), and all the way up to the 2000-hour Plus kit (4812159361). Each kit lists every gasket, filter, and seal you’ll need. Turn to page 26 for the sprinkler kit (4812155698), which includes the pump module and water hose connections. I trust factory kit numbers because they bundle exactly what the engineer spec’d — you don’t end up with a wrong O-ring because some aftermarket list swapped it. There’s also a start-up kit (4812159669) for initial builds or after a major overhaul. The repair kits section covers the eccentric shaft kit (4700945903), drum rotation kit (4700938891), and shock absorber kit for the drum (4700945904). These are not generic “equivalent” parts; these are the actual Dynapac numbers you order from the dealer.

7 Major Assembly Sections

This catalog covers the roller from the front frame bolts to the rear cocoa mat bracket. You get separate sections for the front frame (pages 32-56), rear frame (pages 58-80), sprinkler system (pages 82-104), end frame front (pages 106-132 with scraper modules), end frame rear (pages 134-? ), drum assembly, and the engine compartment. Each chapter starts with an exploded view of the assembly, a parts list table, and callouts that match the drawing. For the drum, you get both the drive unit (gear 4812269526 and hydraulic motor 4812120567) and the vibrating unit from Sauer (hydraulic motor 4700395915). The engine room section includes the air cleaner module, charge air cooler, fuel hoses, and every clamp and bracket that holds the Cummins QSB 4.5 in place. If you need to order a cover left (4812121586) or a steering cylinder (4700391023), the page reference is right there in the table of contents.

Is This Part Number Correct? Factory vs. Aftermarket

I’ve been burned by aftermarket catalogs that swap a bolt head type or leave out a spacer. This is the real deal — printed by Atlas Copco under the Dynapac brand in 2015. The header on page 1 says “Spare parts list — Vibratory roller,” and the copyright line reads “© 2015 Dynapac Compaction Equipment AB.” Every part number in this manual was verified against the factory drawings and the serial number break. The warning inside the front cover states that unauthorized parts are not covered under warranty, and that’s exactly why I refuse to use third-party lists. If you work on construction equipment, you know that a wrong bearing in the drum rotation kit can cost you a shift. This manual eliminates that risk because the part numbers are the same numbers the OEM parts counter references. For more context on why factory documentation matters, check the Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia – same principle applies to heavy compaction gear.

What Torque Values Are Listed?

This catalog does not contain torque specifications. It’s a parts list, not a service manual. If you need torque values for the drum bearing or the engine mounting bolts, you’ll need the corresponding Dynapac service manual. What this does give you is the exact part number for every bolt, washer, and seal so you can order the correct fastener before you start the job. For example, the articulated joint assembly (4812117737) includes all the hardware – and the part numbers let you cross-reference thread pitch and grade. Pair this catalog with the Dynapac CC5200C 2016 Parts Catalog for later serial numbers, or the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec if you have a cold planer attachment. The Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer covers that attachment separately.

Who Needs This Manual

If you own a CC5200C and do your own maintenance, this catalog saves you the trip to the dealer parts counter just to get a number. Home garage enthusiasts who maintain their own equipment will appreciate the exploded views – they show exactly how the sprinkler system pipes route under the frame. For shop owners who employ technicians, having this catalog on the shelf means less time hunting for part numbers during a repair. The manual also includes a section for fuses (page 30) and keys (page 28), which are the small items that can stop a machine if you miss them. I keep a copy on my rolling cart because the day you need a 2000-hour kit is not the day you want to start guessing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this manual cover the Cummins QSB 4.5 engine?

Yes. The entire engine room section – air cleaner, fuel hoses, charge air cooler, exhaust – is built around the Cummins QSB 4.5 IIIB/T4i -97kW engine. Part numbers for the diesel engine block (4812114023) and all ancillaries are included.

Will this work for my CC5200C with a serial number different from 10000348xFA015791?

This specific catalog is published for CC5200C machines with serial number starting at 10000348xFA015791. For earlier or later serial number ranges, you’ll want the corresponding edition. Check the Dynapac official site for serial number breaks if you’re unsure.

Are the part numbers still current for 2024 purchasing?

Most numbers remain valid, but Dynapac occasionally supersedes or discontinues parts. The catalog shows the original part number – your dealer can cross-reference supersessions. The kit numbers (50h, 500h, etc.) are still active as of this writing.

Does this include diagrams or is it just a list?

Every major assembly has an exploded-view drawing. The drawing shows each part in its position, and the adjacent table lists the part number, description, and quantity. You won’t find a photo, but the line drawings are clean and accurate.

I’ve said it before – you don’t get second chances on parts ordering when the machine is down. Access the Factory Manual and keep the numbers where you can find them.