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Dynapac CC900 2009 Parts Catalog

If you are wrenching on a Dynapac CC900 compact vibratory roller, you already know that aftermarket cross-references are a gamble. One wrong part number and the machine sits waiting for a return. This is the real thing – the 2009 OEM Parts Catalog from Dynapac themselves, printed in Sweden. 150 pages of exploded diagrams, part numbers, and ordering codes. No guessing. No calling a dealer who reads off a screen and hopes it fits. You get the factory breakdown.

Diesel Engine: Perkins 403D-11 Coverage

Page 3 lists the specific diesel engine used on these rollers – the Perkins 403D-11. That engine is covered in its own section inside the catalog. You will find the complete parts breakdown for that engine: cylinder head, injection pump, cooling system, everything. If you need a gasket set or a fuel filter, the part number is right there with the diagram. No need to cross-reference with a generic Perkins manual and hope the revision matches. This catalog matches the exact CC900 build from the factory.

What Serial Numbers Are Covered?

The publication issue SCC900-2EN3 (2009-12) applies to rollers starting from serial number 89232700. Earlier revisions SCC900-2EN1 and SCC900-2EN2 are superseded. If your machine falls outside that range, check the Dynapac CC900 2015 Parts Catalog for later builds. But for the 2009 production run, this is the authoritative list. The catalog tells you exactly which parts belong to which serial number range – see the note on page 3 for details.

Ordering Spare Parts: Page 4 Instructions

Page 4 lays out the six things you need to have ready before you call your dealer: machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. Skip any of those and you risk getting the wrong piece. The manual is written in English, Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, and French – so if you are ordering internationally, the terms are consistent. I have seen guys order a “hydraulic filter” and get a spin-on for a different model because they did not include the serial number. This page stops that.

Group Structure and Page Layout

Page 5 shows the group numbering system. The catalog is divided into groups – engine, drive, vibratory system, chassis, electrical, etc. Each group has its own page range. The notes column at the bottom of each page explains any change or special marking. If a part has been revised, the remark tells you. This is not a reprint of an old manual that missed updates. This is the published issue from 2009 with all changes incorporated up to that date. For a more compact version, see the Dynapac CC900 Spare Parts Catalogue which may have fewer pages but the same part numbers. I stick with the full 150-page version because I want every diagram.

Why Not Aftermarket Parts Lists?

Aftermarket catalogs often substitute “equivalent” part numbers or leave out revision notes. That gets you a bolt that looks the same but has a different thread pitch – or a seal that leaks after 50 hours. This is an OEM document. Dynapac (now part of Atlas Copco Group, see the Automotive Industry Overview for context on heavy equipment consolidation) does not mess around with fitment. Every part number is tied to the engineering drawing. If you need a part for the vibratory system, you look it up in the group for vibratory components, find the illustration, and order by the number shown. No guessing. No delays.

Real Parts, Real Diagrams

This catalog is for anyone who owns a CC900 and wants to keep it running without paying a dealer markup on every nut and bolt. If you are a DIY mechanic maintaining your own roller for farm or site work, you need this. If you run a shop that services compactors, having this PDF on your tablet saves time. You pull up the diagram, read the part number, and call the parts house. The 150 pages cover every subsystem. The Dynapac CC900 Parts Catalog is the same document under a different listing – but this version is the 2009 issue with the SCC900-2EN3 designation. Buy once, access the factory manual, and never second-guess a part number again.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specs or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog – exploded views and part numbers only. For repair procedures, you need the separate service manual. But if you are ordering parts, this is the only source that guarantees fitment.

How do I know which revision of the catalog I need?

Check your roller’s serial number plate. If it is 89232700 or higher and the build date is around 2009, this SCC900-2EN3 edition is the correct one. Earlier revisions (EN1 and EN2) were replaced. If your serial number is newer, the Dynapac CC900 2015 Parts Catalog may be required. Dynapac updates the catalog when parts are redesigned, so always match the catalog issue to the serial number range printed on page 3.

You can stop cross-referencing and start ordering the right parts today. Access the Factory Manual and keep your CC900 running with genuine Dynapac specifications.