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Dynapac CC800 Parts Catalog – 145 Pages of Factory Specs

If you have ever ordered a seal that was 2 mm too narrow or a bearing that didn’t match the race, you know the exact feeling I’m talking about. That wasted trip to the parts counter, the machine down another day, and the money you’ll never get back. This Dynapac CC800 Parts Catalog kills that guesswork cold. It’s the same binder the dealer looks at, straight from the factory in Karlskrona, Sweden. I’ve been wrenching on heavy equipment for 28 years, and I will not touch a rebuild on a CC800 without this book open to the right page.

Dynapac CC800 Parts Catalog: What It Covers

This is not a service manual. It is a Dynapac CC800 Parts Catalog – 145 pages dedicated to part numbers, exploded diagrams, and serial number ranges. The book covers every major assembly on the CC800 vibratory roller: the Perkins 403C-11 diesel engine, the vibration system, the frame, the drum, the hydraulic circuit, and the electrical harness. Each illustration has callouts with Dynapac’s own part numbers, not some aftermarket renumbering. Page 5 shows the group index so you can jump straight to the section you need without flipping through every page. If you are chasing a hydraulic hose or a drum seal, this is where you start.

Ordering Spare Parts – Six Pieces of Information You Must Have

Page 4 of this catalog lays out exactly what the dealer needs to get you the right part: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, parts denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. I have seen guys call with just a description and end up with the wrong part three times. The catalog forces you to have that serial number ready. The valid serial numbers for this edition start at 89130024 and go up to 89132699. If your machine falls outside that range, check the Dynapac CC800 2015 Parts Catalog or the Dynapac CC800 Parts Catalog for later serial numbers. Do not skip that step.

Why OEM Beats Aftermarket Printouts

Aftermarket parts catalogs often reuse old illustrations or cross-reference the wrong supersession. I have had aftermarket books show a part that was discontinued five years before my machine was built. This manual is an original Factory print from Dynapac – part of the Atlas Copco Group at the time. The part numbers match what the dealer’s system shows. The exploded views are scanned from the same plates the factory uses. If you want to avoid returns and downtime, you buy the OEM version.

Use the Serial Number Range to Match Your Roller

Every CC800 roller has a unique serial number stamped on the frame. The catalog lists which editions apply to which serials. This copy (SCC800-1EN5) supersedes earlier issues like SCC800-1EN4 from 2006. If your roller has a serial number below 89130024 or above 89132699, you need a different edition. I keep the Dynapac CC800 2011 Parts Catalog in the same drawer for older machines. One wrong digit and the part won’t fit. That is not a theory – I have swapped out a drum bearing that was off by 3 mm because the customer used an old parts list.

What the 145 Pages Include

Beyond the illustrations, the catalog contains notes sections, group and page indexes, and the all-important “Ordering Spare Parts” guide in six languages. The Perkins diesel section covers the engine gasket set, injection pump, and cylinder head parts. The vibration section gives you the eccentric shaft assembly and bearing numbers. Even the decal kit is listed. If you are rebuilding a CC800 from the frame up, you need every page of this catalog. I have watched a shop order a pump seal from the wrong section and have the machine sit for two weeks. Do not be that shop.

The Automotive Industry Overview hints at how complex modern machinery has become, but a ground-up roller like the CC800 is still a mechanical machine that depends on correct fit. This catalog is the reference that keeps the fit right.

Get the Right Part Number Every Time

You have the manual. You have the serial number. The rest is just reading the callout and ordering. I recommend printing the exploded view for the assembly you are working on and taping it to the toolbox. That way you are not flipping pages with greasy fingers. And when you are ready, Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep it on your tablet or phone. No more wrong parts. No more wasted trips.

Does this catalog include torque specs for the CC800?

No – this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are in the workshop manual. This only gives part numbers and exploded views.

How do I find the correct section for the vibration system?

Look at the Group Index on page 5. Vibration is typically under group 2 or 3. The serial number range at the top of each page confirms your machine matches that section.

Can I use this catalog for a CC800 built after 2008?

Only if the serial number falls within the range 89130024–89132699. This issue (SCC800-1EN5) was published in 2008-03. Later machines require a later edition, like the Dynapac CC800 2015 Parts Catalog.

Is the Perkins engine covered completely?

Yes, the diesel engine section lists all engine components including the injection pump, pistons, rings, gaskets, and seals. Part numbers are Dynapac-specific, not Perkins generic numbers.