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Dynapac CC6200 2015 Parts Catalog – 528 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

If you’re ordering parts for a Dynapac CC6200 2015 Parts Catalog roller without the correct part numbers, you’re burning time and returns. I’ve seen guys slap in the wrong scraper bracket because they ignored the serial number split. This 528-page factory document is what you need on the bench, not some third-party PDF that guessed at the dimensions.

Let’s talk about what’s inside. The catalog covers the CC6200 with Cummins QSB4.5 IIIA/T3 engine, 119kW, starting at serial number 10000324HFC004640. Every part number, every kit, every exploded view comes from the Dynapac assembly line. You don’t get that from aftermarket reprints.

Service Kits: What the First 50 Hours Look Like

The manual opens with service, repair, and wear part kits. You get specific part numbers for the 50-hour service kit (4812313149), the 250/750-hour kit (4812313150), the 500-hour kit (4812313151), and the 1000-hour kit (4812313152). Each one lists exactly what’s in the bag. No guesswork. If you’re doing a drum rotation, the kit number is 4700938891. Eccentric shaft? 4700945903. I’ve used these numbers myself—they match what the dealer hands you.

Mechanical Section: Front and Rear Frame Modules

Front frame starts on page 23. You get the steering cylinder (4700391023), the tank structure module, and separate hitch modules for serial numbers up to 0C004314 and from 0C004315. Rear frame covers engine structure, noise suppression plates, and oil cooler. Pay attention to the “Grab handle module” calls—they refer you to page 49. That’s how a real factory catalog works: cross-references, not repeats.

If you need the steering hitch, the manual lists two versions: 4812113153 for older machines and 4812117737 for newer. Miss that detail and you’re ordering a part that won’t bolt up. I’ve seen it happen.

Sprinkler System: Factory Part Numbers for Water Lines

Sprinkler pump modules, backup pumps, additional sprinkler lines for cocoa mat—this section has it all. The catalog splits pump numbers by production date: pumps from 0C003678 get a different number. Page 99 shows the later pumps. Locking device module and water hoses are separate. If you’re retrofitting an extra sprinkler tank, the extra tank section starts on page 107 with filling pipe and hoses.

End Frame Front and Rear: Scrapers, Grabs, and Cocoa Mats

Front end frame includes scraper modules with and without nozzles, scraper bracket assembly (4700394340), and cocoa mat brackets. Rear end frame has similar modules plus an offset version with its own steering cylinder (4700391024) and micro switch. The “Grab handle, release” and “Grab handle, lift” are shown in multiple variants depending on whether you have a cocoa mat or offset drum. This level of detail stops you from ordering the wrong handle.

Who Needs a 528-Page Parts Catalog?

If you’re a shop owner or a mechanic who touches these rollers, you need this. A parts catalog this size covers every nut, bracket, and hose. It’s not a repair manual—you’ll need the separate service manual for procedures. But when you’re ordering parts, this is the only source I trust. The alternative is using a generic list and hoping the bolt pattern matches. That’s how you end up with a drum that won’t vibrate because the eccentric shaft kit was wrong.

Aftermarket documentation might save you a few dollars upfront, but it costs you in returns and downtime. The Automotive Industry Overview discusses manufacturing standards, but for parts accuracy, nothing beats the OEM prints.

Original OEM Print vs Aftermarket Documentation

I’ll say it plain: aftermarket parts catalogs are a gamble. They redraw diagrams, renumber parts, or skip serial number splits. This Dynapac catalog is the original factory file—528 pages, no reprints, no copy of a copy. The OCR excerpt shows “Use only authorized parts. Any damage or malfunction caused by the use of unauthorized parts is not covered by Warranty or Product Liability.” That’s exactly the kind of warning you need when a customer brings in a machine that’s still under warranty.

Related manuals: Dynapac CC6200 2015 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts List is what you’re looking at. For other machines, check Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec and Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer.

Get the Right Service Kit for Your CC6200

Your time is worth something. Stop cross-referencing bad data and get the factory numbers. This 2015 Dynapac CC6200 Parts Catalog gives you verified part numbers for service kits, frame modules, sprinkler systems, and end frames. It covers SN 10000324HFC004640 and up. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your tablet.

Does this catalog cover the Cummins QSB4.5 engine?

Yes, it covers the CC6200 with Cummins QSB4.5 IIIA/T3 engine, 119kW. Page 1 lists that.

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

The catalog is organized by serial number range. Check the SN on your CC6200 – the manual covers SN 10000324HFC004640 and up. Many sections have sub-sections for “To 0C004314” and “From 0C004315”. You need to match your SN to the correct part number. For example, the steering hitch has two options depending on SN. Skipping this step will get you the wrong part. I’ve seen guys order the steering hitch for a pre-0C004314 machine when they needed the later one. That’s a return and a lost afternoon.

Is this a repair manual or just a parts list?

It’s a spare parts list. Contains part numbers, exploded diagrams, and kit contents. Not for repair procedures.

Can I use this for older CC6200 models?

This 2015 catalog is specifically for IIIA/T3 emission tier models with QSB4.5 C160 engine. Earlier models may have different parts.