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Dynapac CC6200 2015 Parts Catalog

Look, I’ve been turning wrenches for twenty-eight years, and the fastest way to turn a two-hour job into a two-week headache is ordering the wrong part. You buy some aftermarket catalog reprint that lumps all serial numbers together, and next thing you know, the sprinkler pump bracket from your 0A013069 roller doesn’t fit the 0A013070 frame. That’s real. That’s why this Dynapac CC6200 2015 Parts Catalog exists. It’s the original OEM document – 600 pages of factory exploded views, part numbers, and serial number splits that tell you exactly which revision fits your machine. No guesswork.

Why This Parts Catalog Saves You the Callback

Aftermarket parts lists strip out the details that matter – service kit intervals, repair kit contents, and the little notes that say “from SN 0A013070.” This catalog has them all. You get seven service kits: 50h Plus (part 4812159352), 500h Cummins QSB 4.5 (4812159353), up to 2000h Plus (4812159360). The repair kit section lists five critical overhaul sets: scraper kit (4700950152), eccentric shaft kit (4700945903), drum rotation kit (4700938891), shock absorber kit for the drum (4700945904) – page 26 has the exact bolt configurations for that shock mount – and a sprinkler kit (4812155698). No flipping between pages wondering if the nut is M12 or M14.

Service Kits and Repair Kits: The Part Numbers You Need

Every service kit comes with its own page in the catalog. The start-up kit (4812159670) is listed separately because new machines need different filters and fluids than a 2000-hour overhaul. The repair kits page also gives you the eccentric shaft hardware – that’s a common failure point on vibratory rollers. If you’ve ever replaced an eccentric bearing with the wrong snap ring, you know the pain. Page 26 for the shock absorber kit tells you the exact damper part and the lock washer thickness. I trust factory data on that because I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs call out a split washer where a flat washer is actually required. Dynapac doesn’t make that mistake.

Frame and Structure: Serial Number Splits Matter

This catalog breaks the frame into front frame, rear frame, end frame front, end frame rear – and each section is split by serial number. The front frame module on page 116 (end frame, front) includes the frame assembly with the vibration and propulsion side forks. You also get the articulated joint (4812117737), locking device module, grab handle module, and the cocoa mat option with its own bracket module. If you skip the SN split, you’ll order a left-side step that doesn’t clear the hydraulic tank on your machine. That’s a 300-dollar mistake I’ve seen junior techs make. Don’t be that guy.

Sprinkler System: Factory Plumbing Diagrams

The sprinkler system section runs from page 78 to 112 and covers everything: pump modules for both SN ranges, backup pump configurations, extra tank modules, and water hose routing. There’s even a specific section for the sprinkler pump with a cocoa mat option – that’s a oddball setup that aftermarket lists always mess up. The catalog shows you the difference between the single-pump module (To SN 0A013069) and the dual-pump module (From SN 0A013070). Plus, it gives you the backup pump part numbers for older machines – that’s information you’ll never find in a generic reprint. For the construction industry, this level of detail means less downtime and fewer parts returns.

Audience Fit: Who Should Own This Catalog

If you run a fleet of compactors or work on them in a shop, this catalog is your parts bible. The DIY mechanic with a single CC6200 will also use it – but you need to know your machine’s full serial number (the 11-digit one, not just the last four). The catalog is arranged by functional group: general (keys and fuses), frame, sprinkler system, and end frames. It’s not a repair manual. You still need the safety and operating instructions for disassembly torque specs. But for ordering parts? Nothing else comes close.

Source Validity: OEM Print, Not a Photocopy

This is the genuine 2015 Dynapac spare parts list – number 4812159879_A, printed by Atlas Copco. The PDF includes the original copyright notice: “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 not a disclaimer you see on third-party reprints because those vendors don’t carry the liability. I’ve had customers bring me parts from a “OEM-style” catalog that turned out to be a scanned manual with the part numbers blurred. This one is clean, searchable, and matches what the dealer counter uses. Check the Automotive Industry Overview for context on why factory documentation matters – but the short version is: OEM specs save your warranty.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specifications for bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a repair manual. It lists part numbers, quantities, and exploded views. Torque values are in the service manual for your CC6200.

I have a CC6200 with SN 0A012728. Will all the part numbers in this catalog apply to my machine?

Yes and no. The catalog covers SN 10000349x0A012728 and up. For sections that have “To SN” and “From SN” splits, you’ll need to check where your machine falls. For example, the sprinkler pump module changed at SN 0A013070. If your machine is below that, use page 80. If above, use page 84. The catalog headers make it clear – look for the “To SN” and “From SN” labels on each section.

Six hundred pages of factory parts data for one model. That’s depth you can’t get from a generic parts listing. If you work on these rollers, you already know the cost of ordering the wrong bearing or pump. Access the Factory Manual and get the right part the first time. Pair it with the Dynapac CC6200 2015 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts List for other models you service, or grab the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec for cold planers. The Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer is also available if you work on both machines.