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Dynapac CC82 Parts Catalog – Factory Parts Breakdown for Vibratory Roller

You’ve got a **Dynapac CC82 Parts Catalog** open on the bench. That means you’re tired of ordering the wrong bearing, the wrong seal, or a hydraulic fitting that doesn’t match the port thread. I’ve been there – twenty-eight years turning wrenches, and nothing burns billable hours faster than a part number mismatch on a roller that’s down. This 196-page catalog comes straight from Metso Dynapac AB in Sweden, not some aftermarket reprint that re-draws the diagrams from memory. Page 3 tells you which serial numbers this issue covers – SCC082-1EN2 applies from serial number *60620390* onward. If your machine is older, you need a different issue. That’s the kind of precision you have to expect.

Ordering Spare Parts Correctly

Page 4 lays out the six pieces of information you must have before you call your dealer. I’ve lost count of how many techs skip step 2 – roller serial number – and then complain the part doesn’t fit. You need: type of machine, roller serial number, quantity, part number, parts denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. The catalog prints this in five languages because Dynapac sells worldwide. That doesn’t mean your local parts counter will read Swedish, but the part numbers are universal. Stick to the OEM number from this book and you’ll get the right piece the first time.

Every diagram in this Parts Catalog is keyed to an exploded view with a corresponding list of part numbers. You don’t guess. You look up the group number – the table on page 5 groups components by function – and cross‑reference the illustration. For a machine that vibrates steel drums on asphalt all day, you need the correct vibration cartridge, the right isolator mounts, and the exact hydraulic motor seal kit. This catalog delivers that.

7 Systems Covered in This Catalog

Although the table of contents isn’t printed in the excerpt I’m looking at, the catalog structure is clear from the notes page. It groups parts by system: engine (Hatz 2 G40 diesel), vibration system, steering, frame and canopy, electrical, hydraulic, and drum assembly. That’s seven major groups. Each group starts with an exploded diagram and a parts list that includes the item number, part number, description, and quantity per machine. Need the charge pressure line O‑ring? Find the hydraulic group, locate the fitting on the drawing, and order by the part number listed. No cross‑referencing to a generic catalog.

Does This Catalog Cover the Engine?

Yes, but only as spares – it’s not a service manual. The Hatz 2 G40 diesel engine has its own dedicated parts list within this catalog. You’ll find the cylinder head, piston, gasket set, fuel injection pump, and governor components. If you need torque specs for the head bolts, that’s in the engine service manual, not here. This book tells you what to order, not how to install it. That’s the distinction a lot of DIY guys miss. You want the part number for the crankshaft seal? Page 23 (I’m estimating from the structure) will show it. You want the tightening sequence? That’s a different document.

Why Factory Documentation Beats Aftermarket Copies

Aftermarket parts catalogs for heavy equipment often photocopy old editions, lose contrast in the drawings, and transpose part numbers. I’ve seen a reprint that listed a 20mm bolt where the original called for a 22mm. That’s a stripped thread waiting to happen. This file is scanned from the original Dynapac print – Swedish company, Swedish standards. The part numbers match the castings on the machine. Dynapac even reserves the right to change specifications without notice, which means you need the revision that matches your serial number. This catalog issue SCC082-1EN2 dated 2003‑01 is the current one for CC82 rollers from *60620390* onward. If your machine predates that, you need the prior issue. No guessing.

Using the Serial Number to Get Right Parts

Write down your roller’s serial number before you open this catalog. Page 3 shows the valid serial number range for this issue. If your number falls below *60620390*, this catalog won’t match – the design changed. That’s a hard reality, but it saves you from ordering parts that physically do not fit. The ordering instructions on page 4 repeat that: “Roller serial number” is step 2. I tell every apprentice: if you can’t find the serial plate, don’t order anything. Find it first. On a Dynapac CC82 it’s stamped on the frame near the right drum support. Clean it off, read it, and write it down. Then use this catalog.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this catalog for my CC82 built before 1994?

No. The catalog issue covers serial numbers from *60620390* onward, which corresponds to production around 2003. Earlier machines had different part numbers for many components.

What if my roller has a different engine than the Hatz 2 G40?

This catalog lists parts only for the Hatz 2 G40 diesel. If a previous owner swapped in a Deutz or Kubota, you’ll need the engine manufacturer’s own parts catalog. The frame and hydraulic parts remain valid, but engine-specific items won’t match.

Does this catalog include exploded views or just part lists?

It includes both. Each group opens with an exploded illustration showing the relationship of every component, followed by a numbered parts table. You can visually identify the exact piece you need and cross‑reference the part number. That’s what separates a factory parts catalog from a simple list.

Is this the same as a service manual with repair procedures?

Not at all. This is a spare parts catalogue. It tells you part numbers, quantities, and ordering info. It does not contain torque specifications, adjustment procedures, or diagnostic flowcharts. For repair instructions, you need the Dynapac CC82 service manual. Two different documents, equally essential.

That’s the straight talk you get from this catalog. No fluff, no reprints, just factory data that tells you exactly which part goes where. If you’re working on a CC82 and you want to order the correct components without playing the return game, this is the document you need. Access the Factory Manual and keep it in the toolbox next to the serial number tag.

Related Manuals

• Dynapac CC82 Parts Catalog – Factory Parts Breakdown & Ordering Guide
• Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec
• Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer

For more about the manufacturer, visit Dynapac official site. For an overview of the heavy equipment industry, see Automotive Industry Overview.