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Dynapac CC622 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown for Vibratory Tandem Roller

If you need to order a part for a CC622 and the guy at the counter asks for a part number and you don’t have one, this catalog is how you stop guessing. I’ve seen too many rollers parked because someone ordered the wrong bearing or hose. That costs you billable hours and a trip back to the parts house. The Dynapac CC622 Parts Catalog is the same 253-page document the dealer uses. It’s not a reprint, not a scan of a copy – it’s the original OEM file that went to press in Sweden. And it gives you every exploded view, every reference number, and the exact part numbers Dynapac stamped on those parts when they left the factory.

253 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

This isn’t a repair manual. It’s a parts catalog – and if you’ve ever tried to rebuild a vibratory roller without a parts book, you know the difference. Each assembly is drawn with callouts, and the corresponding parts list tells you the item number, part number, description, quantity, and sometimes a note. Page 1 shows the cover and model identification. Page 4 gives the ordering instructions in six languages – English, Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, French. That page alone will save you from typing the wrong part number into the computer. The catalog covers the complete roller: frame, drum, vibratory system, hydraulic tank, engine compartment, canopy, electrical system – all broken down into numbered groups.

What the CC622 Spare Parts Catalogue Covers

The machine is a Dynapac CC622 vibratory tandem roller, and the catalog lists parts for the Cummins 4B 3.9 TAA diesel engine. You’ll see the engine group, cooling system, fuel system, air intake, exhaust – each with its own page. The vibratory system is split into sections for the front and rear drums, including the eccentric assembly, bearings, seals, and hydraulic drive components. If you need a part number for a drum bearing or a vibration motor coupler, you’ll find it in here. The catalog also covers the frame – the articulation joint, steering cylinders, center pivot – and the operator’s station with gauges, switches, and seat parts.

Engine and Serial Number Range

One detail that matters: the catalog issue SCC622-2EN2 is valid for serial numbers starting from 43120626. If your roller falls in that range, this is your book. It supersedes the earlier SCC622-2EN1. The engine section lists the Cummins 4B 3.9 TAA with its own parts breakdown – pistons, injectors, gaskets, filters. No guesswork. The catalog even includes a note section at the back where you can write in field changes. That’s how seriously Dynapac takes traceability. Use Dynapac CC622 Spare Parts Catalogue to compare with the earlier issue if you have an older machine.

Ordering Spare Parts: What the Manual Tells You

Turn to page 4 and you’ll see the ordering checklist: type of machine, roller serial number, quantity, part number, parts denomination, and dimensions if ordering per length. That’s it. Six pieces of information. Every tech who has ever ordered a part by description alone knows the pain of getting a box that doesn’t fit. This catalog eliminates that. The part numbers are verified against Dynapac’s own database – not from a third-party site that guessed at the number. For related equipment, check Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec and Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer if you also run a cold planer.

Get the Right Part the First Time

You’ve got a roller down. The job is waiting. The last thing you need is to tear something apart and then find out the replacement is backordered because you ordered a part for a different revision. This catalog gives you the revision level and the specific part number for each serial range. It’s the difference between a three-day repair and a three-hour swap. And because it’s a factory PDF, you can search for any keyword – “bearing”, “valve”, “seal” – and jump straight to the page. The industry is changing, but the part numbers don’t. As the Automotive Industry Overview reminds us, heavy equipment shares a lot of the same foundational engineering – and the same need for accurate documentation. Automotive Industry Overview

FAQ – Dynapac CC622 Parts Catalog

Does this manual include repair procedures like torque specs or removal steps?

No. This is a spare parts catalogue only – it shows exploded views and part numbers, not step-by-step repair instructions. For service procedures you need the separate service manual.

Can I use this catalog if my CC622 serial number is below 43120626?

The catalog issue SCC622-2EN2 is specifically valid from serial number 43120626 upward. If your machine is older, the earlier issue SCC622-2EN1 may apply. Check the serial number on your roller’s plate to be sure.

How do I know the part numbers in this catalog are the same ones Dynapac currently stocks?

The catalog was published by Dynapac Sweden and reflects the parts as they were originally manufactured. Part numbers can be superseded, but the catalog gives you the original OEM reference number. Your Dynapac dealer can cross-reference that number to any current supersessions. Having the factory number in hand is the fastest way to get the correct part. Third-party listings often misnumber bearings or seals – this book eliminates that guesswork.

Once I have the part number, what’s the easiest way to order?

Use the ordering instructions on page 4 – provide machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, description, and any dimensions. That’s all your dealer needs to process the order.

You know what a parts catalog is worth when you’re staring at a pile of disassembled drum components and the parts counter closes in two hours. This is the book that gets you back to compacting asphalt. Access the Factory Manual now, put it on your tablet or phone, and stop guessing part numbers on a job that pays by the ton.