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Dynapac CC7200 2015 Parts Catalog – What You Get

If you are wrenching on a Dynapac CC7200 2015 Parts Catalog roller, you already know the frustration of trying to match a worn-out part with a blurry aftermarket diagram. This is the factory document – 188 pages, published 2015, straight from Dynapac Compaction Equipment AB. It lists every nut, bolt, seal, and hydraulic component with OEM part numbers. I have seen too many guys waste a morning because they ordered the wrong drum gear or vibration pump seal. This catalog ends that.

Service and Repair Kit Coverage

The manual opens with the scheduled service kits – 50‑hour (part 4700945223), 500‑hour (4700950325), and 1000‑hour (4700945225). These are the intervals that keep the Cummins QSB 6.7 C and the vibration system alive. If you are doing a 500‑hour service, the kit includes the filters, belts, and wear items specific to this machine. There is no guessing which O‑ring goes where because the exploded view on the referenced page breaks it down. Same for the repair kits: eccentric shaft kit (4700938907), drum rotation kit (4700938891), scraper kit CC501/722 (4700938921), shock absorber kit for the drum (4700938890), and steering hitch kit (4700938562). Each kit has its own section with part numbers for every component inside.

Frame, Drum, and Steering Hitch: Where the Wear Shows

Frame section starts on page 23 with frames and scrapers. Page 26 covers the steering hitch. You will find the steering cylinder part number 4700392027 listed in the steering system chapter later, but the hitch itself – pins, bushings, bolts – are here. The drum section lists the drum assembly and the drum gear (4700372987). If you have ever had a roller that leaves washboard marks, it is often the drum gear or the eccentric shaft bearings. The manual gives you the exact part numbers for the gear and the bearing kit.

Engine and Hydraulics – Cummins QSB 6.7 C

Engine chapter covers the Cummins QSB 6.7 C – cooling system, intake, fuel system, exhaust. Part numbers for the water pump, injectors, turbo lines – all there. The hydraulic system is split into propulsion/brake, vibration, and steering. Propulsion and brake system includes the hydraulic motor (4700386000) and the propulsion pump (4700385989) with its end cap and rotary group. Vibration system has two different pump assemblies – 4700386008 motor and 4700385078 pump – plus separate listings for the vibration pump rotary group and valve block. Steering system has the steering valve (4700480219) and cylinder. If you are swapping a pump, the part number on the old tag may be worn. This catalog matches the serial number range (s/n 10000325xFA015899) so you get the correct configuration.

Electrical and Driver Platform – Sensors, Lights, Seat Belts

Electrical equipment section covers the instrument column, control panel, lights, sensors, rotating beacon. If a cab light or sensor is dead, you have the part number. The driver platform chapter includes seat belts (2” and 3” module), ROPS and seat belt options, wide angle mirrors, cab exterior and interior, cab heater. Even the decals are listed – plates and decals start on page 175. Optional equipment like SMV sign and first aid box are at the end.

Why Factory OEM Matters

Aftermarket parts catalogs combine multiple years or guess dimensions. This one is a direct copy of the original Dynapac spare parts list – same part numbers, same exploded views, same footnotes. The manual itself warns on page 2: “Use only authorized parts. Any damage or malfunction caused by the use of unauthorized parts is not covered by Warranty or Product Liability.” That is not just legal language; it is the difference between a seal that lasts 5000 hours and one that leaks after 200. I have seen aftermarket catalogs list a steering cylinder that is 10 mm too long. You bolt it on, it binds, you lose a day. Factory specs prevent that. See also the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec for cold planer work, or the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer. For more on Dynapac equipment history, check the Automotive Industry Overview.

FAQ – Common Questions About This Catalog

Does this catalog cover the Cummins engine in detail?

Yes – the Engine chapter includes the Cummins QSB 6.7 C with cooling, intake, fuel, and exhaust systems. Part numbers for the injection pump, turbocharger, and gaskets are listed.

Can I order parts using just the section numbers?

Use the part numbers printed next to each component. The manual groups by system, but each item has a unique seven- or ten-digit part code.

What serial number range does this apply to?

CC7200 IIIA s/n 10000325xFA015899. Verify your machine’s serial plate before ordering.

Are torque specs included in a parts catalog?

No – this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views. Torque values are in the separate service/operating instructions.

This is the same document that dealership parts counters use. 188 pages, factory pagination, original Dynapac publication from 2015. No reprints, no scanned covers with missing pages. You get the full PDF with all the part numbers you need to order the correct components for the CC7200. If you are tired of chasing wrong parts, Access the Factory Manual now.