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Dynapac CC900 2015 Parts Catalog

If you’re running a shop where a Dynapac CC900 2015 Parts Catalog sits on the bench next to the coffee cup, you know the difference between ordering the right part and tying up a machine for a week. I’ve seen guys guess at part numbers from aftermarket lists and end up with a scraper kit that doesn’t fit the drum, or a steering valve that’s the wrong revision. That’s a day lost. This manual, the genuine 172-page OEM edition from 2015, gives you exploded views and part numbers straight from the factory. No guessing, no calling the dealer twice.

Manufactured by Dynapac, this parts list covers s/n 10000358x0A012889 and later. It’s not a service manual—it’s the parts bible. You need to know which seal kit for the drum rotation? You want the correct part number for that eccentric shaft assembly? It’s in here. The table of contents alone runs from page 3 to 5, listing service kits, repair kits, frames, drums, engine room, hydraulic system, electrical equipment, and options. Every single item has a Dynapac part number, not some generic cross-reference.

Service Kits: 50h to 1000h Plus

Pages 6 through 20 list every scheduled service kit: 50h (4812160096), 50h Plus (4812160097), 250/750h (4812160397), 500h (4812160098), 500h Plus (4812160099), 1000h (4812160151), 1000h Plus (4812160152), and the start-up kit (4812160159). Each kit breaks down the included parts—filters, belts, fluids? You see exactly what comes in the box. That means you can quote a customer a PM job without opening a separate book. If you’re doing a 500-hour service on a CC900, you order that kit by number, and you’re done.

Repair Kits: Shock Absorber, Scraper, Steering Hitch, Eccentric Shaft

Worn-out drum shock absorbers? 4700945552 is the kit. Scraper blades for the CC900/900G/900S? 4700940671 covers it. The steering hitch repair kit (4700945928) and the eccentric shaft kit (4700945710) are on pages 26 and 28 respectively. These are the high-wear items that keep a roller in the field. When a customer’s machine is down with a leaking steering cylinder, you pull page 26, see the exploded view, and order the exact seal or bearing. No returns, no rethinking.

Hydraulic System: Steering Valve and Motor

The hydraulic section starts on page 80. It covers propulsion and brake, vibration, steering. Page 92 gives you the steering valve (4700387274), page 95 the hydraulic cylinder (4812120738), page 98 the hydraulic motor (4700387270). If you’re rebuilding a CC900 that lost pressure to the vibratory circuit, you can trace the part numbers from the schematic. The manual doesn’t have pump flow specs—that’s in the service manual—but for ordering replacement components, it’s the only source you should trust.

Electrical Equipment: Control Panel and Relays

From page 100 onward, you get the electrical equipment breakdown: control panel, relays, driving lights option, working lights, rotating beacon, backup alarm. Need a relay for the vibration cut-off? Find the part number under Hydraulic vibration, shut off front/rear drum on page 154, or the combination valve (4700387276) on page 156. The optional equipment section includes battery disconnector, water tank, SMV signs, rear view mirror, tool equipment. That’s 21 pages of options that most aftermarket catalogs ignore.

Dynapac CC900 2015 Parts Catalog: Why OEM?

I’ve seen third-party parts lists that copy the numbers but leave out the revision suffixes. A steering valve with a missing dash can cost you a week of back-orders. This OEM catalog carries the exact seven-digit part numbers Dynapac’s warehouse uses. The copyright page warns “Use only authorized parts”—that’s not marketing, that’s liability. If you warranty a repair using a counterfeit part, it’s on you. This manual keeps you legal.

Look at the table of contents again. Service kits, repair kits, general items (keys, fuses), frames, drum, engine room (two Kubota D1105 engine variants: E3B 18.5 kW and E4B 18.1 kW), exhaust, air intake, cooling, fuel system, fan module. It’s all there. 172 pages, bound in PDF. You can print the page you need and tape it to the bench.

Who Needs This Parts Catalog?

If you’re a small shop owner who works on compaction equipment, or a municipal fleet mechanic who keeps a couple of CC900 rollers running, this is the difference between ordering blind and knowing exactly what fits. Home garage enthusiasts won’t typically have a 1.5-ton vibratory roller, but if you do, this manual saves you the dealer markup markups. Even if you’re just a parts counter guy, having this on your tablet stops the customer from coming back with the wrong item.

That’s the reality: one wrong part number costs you an hour of phone time and a restocking fee. An OEM parts catalog eliminates that. Get the factory numbers, get the machine back to work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog for ordering components. Torque values and repair procedures are in the Dynapac CC900 service manual. Do not use this catalog for assembly specifications.

Can I use this to rebuild the engine?

You can order engine parts using the exploded views, but the manual does not include step-by-step removal instructions. For a teardown, you need the engine service manual from Kubota. This catalog gives you part numbers for the Kubota D1105 E3B or E4B.

Does it cover serial numbers after 10000358x?

The catalog is explicitly for CC900 s/n 10000358x0A012889 and later. For earlier machines, check the Dynapac archiving system or contact a dealer.

How do I order a part shown on an exploded diagram?

Each diagram has a callout number that matches the part number in the adjacent table. The parts index in Appendix B on page 162 lists every number alphabetically. Write it down, order it from a Dynapac distributor.

Related Manuals

• Dynapac CC900 Parts Catalog – 150 Pages OEM Spare Parts
• Dynapac CC900 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Spare Parts Manual
• Dynapac CC900, CC900G 2010 Parts Catalog | OEM Factory Manual

For broader context on why OEM documentation matters in equipment maintenance, see the Automotive Industry Overview on parts standardization.

Stop burning time on bogus parts lists. Access the Factory Manual now. Print the pages you need, order by number, and button up that CC900.