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Dynapac CC800 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Spare Parts List

If you have ever spent half a morning cross-referencing aftermarket part numbers only to find the hydraulic filter seal is 5 mm off, you know the pain. This Dynapac CC800 Parts Catalog is the factory-issued document that kills that guesswork. It is 145 pages of the same exploded drawings and part listings that Dynapac dealers use. I have torqued head bolts on everything from diesel pumps to rollers, and let me tell you – when you order a part for a CC800, the serial number and part number off this catalog are what keep the machine running.

Before you touch a wrench on a vibratory roller, you need the right part number. Not a cross, not a “should fit”. The factory document lists every nut, seal, hose, and engine component for the CC800 series. It tells you which serial numbers each revision covers – from 89130024 up to 89132699. Miss that by one digit and you will be staring at the wrong bearing. That is why I keep a copy of this stuck to my toolbox.

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For background on how OEM data differs from aftermarket, check the Automotive Industry Overview. I will say this: Automotive Industry Overview points out that direct-from-manufacturer specs eliminate the chain of errors that cheap reprints cause.

Factory Parts Ordering Procedure – Page 4 Rules

Dynapac puts the ordering protocol on page 4 of the catalog for a reason. They want you to give them six pieces of information: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimensions for anything sold by length. If you skip the serial number, do not complain when the wrong parts show up. This catalog has the exact part numbers and denominations – not a translation or a guess. You will find the notes section on the page that shows group and page numbers, so you can navigate by system.

Use the Correct Serial Number Range

Page 3 lists the valid serial number range for this SCC800-1EN5 edition: from 89130024 to 89132699. Earlier revisions (1EN1 through 1EN4) ran from 2004 to 2006. If your roller falls outside that range, you need the correct edition. The catalog tells you exactly which issue replaced which. I have seen guys order a hydraulic pump for a 2005 roller using a 2008 catalog – the pump bracket changed. Check the serial number first.

What Does This Catalog Cover?

The part list covers the complete vibratory roller CC800, including the diesel engine – a Perkins 403C-11. You get the engine component breakdown with its own set of part numbers. Hydraulic system, frame, drum, operator station – all grouped with page references. This is not a service manual; it is a parts bible. It does not tell you how to rebuild a pump, but it gives you the correct part number for the pump seal kit. For that, you pair it with the service repair manual.

CC800 Vibratory Roller: Exploded Views and Part Numbers

Each group in the catalog has a multi-view drawing. The pictures are the best way to confirm you are looking at the right bracket or valve. Aftermarket parts catalogs often group parts by generic categories; Dynapac groups them by the actual assembly. You will see the drum assembly, the articulation joint, the vibration system. Every part has a callout number that matches the list. The group page numbers are noted in the margin – you can flip right to the group you need without guessing.

145 Pages of OEM Part Data

That is the full count – 145 pages of factory-issued part information. No reprints, no third-party edits. The document includes changes pages that show which parts supersede previous numbers. Page 5 has the notes and changes section where you see the group and page structure. I tell every junior tech: if you have a Dynapac roller, buy the OEM catalog. The money you save on one wrong part order pays for the whole thing.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs or repair instructions?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values, fluid capacities, or assembly procedures are not listed. You need the Dynapac service repair manual for that.

How do I find the correct part for my specific CC800 roller?

First locate the roller serial number – it is on the frame plate. Then compare it with the serial range printed on page 3 of the catalog (89130024 to 89132699 for this edition). Once confirmed, go to the group section that matches the system you are working on. The exploded view will show the part number and denomination. Write down the exact part number and order it using the six-step ordering procedure on page 4. Do not round up or cross-reference unless the catalog lists a supersession.

Does this cover the hydraulic system components?

Yes. The catalog has separate groups for the hydraulic system, including pump, motor, hoses, and fittings.

Is this the same as the service manual?

No. This is the spare parts catalogue (SCC800-1EN5). The service manual has different content – procedures, diagnostics, specs. Both are needed if you are maintaining a CC800.

If you maintain a Dynapac CC800 vibratory roller – or you are a shop that works on compactors – get the factory part numbers off the shelf. This is the document that keeps the parts counter from sending you the wrong valve. Access the Factory Manual now and save yourself the headache of a second phone call.