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Dynapac CC800 2015 Parts Catalog

You ever order a hydraulic motor for a job, wait three days, and then find out you got the wrong revision? Wasted time. Wasted money. The aftermarket parts catalogs cut corners on drawings and skip the supersession notes. That is why I keep an OEM parts catalog within arm’s reach of the tool box. This Dynapac CC800 2015 Parts Catalog is the factory-issued spare parts list for the vibratory roller – not a reprint, not a scan of a scan. 174 pages of part numbers, exploded diagrams, and service kit intervals that actually match the machine on your yard.

Service Kits and Repair Kits: Organized by Hour Intervals

Turn to page 6 and you will see the 50‑hour service kit (part 4812160096) laid out with every filter, gasket, and drain plug you need. The same structure repeats for 250/750h, 500h, 1000h, and the startup kit. Each kit lists the exact part numbers so you can pre‑order before the machine comes in. No guessing what fits. If a drum shock absorber or eccentric shaft needs rebuilding, the repair kits are broken out separately – shock absorber kit drum (4700945552), scraper kit CC800 (4700940672), steering hitch repair kit (4700945928). Pull the number, order it, move on.

Hydraulic System Components: Steering Valve and Motor Part Numbers

Hydraulic leaks on a vibratory roller mean downtime. This catalog covers the propulsion and brake circuit starting on page 82, the vibration circuit, and the steering system. You get exploded views of the steering valve (4700387274), the hydraulic cylinder (4812120738), and the hydraulic motor (4700387270). Every o‑ring, seal, and cartridge is called out. If you are rebuilding a steering hitch or swapping a drum rotation kit, the repair kit sections cross‑reference directly to these assemblies. No aftermarket catalog does that cleanly.

Engine Room Breakdown: Kubota D1105

Two engine variants came on the CC800 in 2015 – the Kubota D1105‑E3B (18.5 kW) and the D1105‑E4B (18.1 kW). The catalog separates them as modules 4812120497 and 4812121566. Exhaust system, fuel system, cooling system, cooler package, fan module – all split out with individual part numbers. If you need a water pump or a fuel injection line, you trace it through the diagram and order the factory piece. No cross‑referencing to a generic diesel engine manual.

Electrical Equipment and Control Panel: OEM Wiring References

Electrical gremlins on a roller can be traced back to a bad relay or a corroded connector. The electrical equipment section (page 102) covers the control panel, relays, optional driving lights, working lights, rotating beacon, and backup alarm. Each component has a Dynapac part number. When a customer says the beacon quit, you open this catalog, find the rotating beacon with ROPS option, and order the exact assembly. It beats pulling schematics off a forum that may or may not match your serial number.

Frame and Drum: Scrapers, Hitch, Sprinkler System

Frame parts include the hitch (4700377621), scrapers, engine hood, and the sprinkler system. The drum section (page 54) covers the complete drum assembly. If you are replacing scraper blades or rebuilding the water spray system for dust control, the drawings show every bracket and nozzle. The part numbers are the same ones Dynapac stamped into the metal – not a third‑party renumbering. That matters when you are ordering from a dealer who asks for the OEM number.

Who Needs This Catalog?

If you maintain your own CC800 – home garage enthusiast, small aggregate yard, or solo operator – this is the document you keep in the shop computer. It is not a repair manual; it will not tell you how to torque the drum bearings or bleed the steering circuit. But when you need to identify a part and order it without wasting a week chasing wrong numbers, this catalog saves you real time. The 174 pages are organized by assembly, with a parts index in Appendix B for quick look‑ups.

Source Authenticity: OEM Dynapac, Not a Copy

This file came from the factory – Dynapac Compaction Equipment AB, publication number 4812159862_A, dated 2015-02. The same binder that a dealer parts counter would pull up. Dynapac themselves authorized this document. I have seen too many “reprints” that swap illustrations or drop pages. This one is the original PDF, all 174 pages, watermarked only with the Dynapac copyright. If you are serious about keeping your roller running, you buy the factory source once.

Does this catalog include torque specs or repair instructions?

No. This is a spare parts list only. It contains no safety regulations or service procedures. For operating and repair instructions you need the separate Safety and Operating Instructions manual. The catalog is meant strictly for ordering parts – but it does show every part number and exploded view you need to identify what broke.

Will this work for a 2011 CC800?

The catalog is keyed to serial number 10000357x0A012892 and engine Kubota DD1105-E4B. If your machine has the same engine and serial range, the part numbers will match. Earlier machines may use different service kit numbers or hydraulic components. Check your serial plate.

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