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Dynapac CC900, CC900G 2010 Parts Catalog

Look, I’ve been turning wrenches long enough to know that ordering the wrong part can kill a whole afternoon. You pull the old part, find a number that’s half rubbed off, guess at it, and end up with something that doesn’t fit. That’s why you need the factory documentation. This Dynapac CC900, CC900G 2010 Parts Catalog is the real deal – printed from the same plates as what the dealer uses. 102 pages of exploded views, factory part numbers, and the exact kit breakdowns that keep your roller running without downtime.

The Dynapac CC900, CC900G 2010 Parts Catalog Covers These Systems

Every major assembly is broken out in this catalog. You get the service kits for 50h, 300h, and 900h intervals – part numbers like 4700940463 and 4700940464 for the Honda GX620K1 engine. The repair kits are listed too: shock absorber kit for the drum, scraper kit, steering hitch repair kit, eccentric shaft kit, drum rotation kit. Each one has its own factory number so you don’t guess. On page 1 of the catalog, Dynapac gives you the ordering checklist: machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions if it’s a length item. That page alone saves you from the “I need a part for my CC900” phone call that goes nowhere.

Hydraulic and Propulsion Systems: Pumps, Motors, Steering

The hydraulic section covers the propulsion and brake system motor (part number 4700387270), the pump, vibration hydraulics, steering valve (4700387274), and steering cylinder (4700387275). There’s also a hydraulic cooling option. If you’re rebuilding a steer cylinder or swapping a hydraulic motor, you get the exploded view with every seal and fitting called out. No third-party diagrams that show a generic bolt. This is OEM.

Which Serial Numbers Does This Cover?

This edition covers CC900G serial numbers 10000303x 0C000001 through 706, plus 0C000708 through 710. That’s a specific production range. If your machine falls outside that, check the Dynapac CC900 2015 Parts Catalog or the Dynapac CC900 Spare Parts Catalogue for later builds. The catalog also includes a separate section for CC424HF, but the primary content is CC900/CC900G. Always verify your serial number before ordering – it’s printed on page 1 of the catalog as well.

Three Reasons to Use OEM Parts Documentation

First, part numbers are verified against the original build. Second, the exploded diagrams show how assemblies go together – you can spot missing brackets or incorrect fasteners. Third, the numerical index at the back lets you cross-reference a part number back to the exact location. That last point is huge when you’ve got a bin of used parts and need to figure out where they go. I’ve seen shops waste three hours because they used a generic parts list. This catalog fixes that.

Get the Right Part Number Before You Order

On page 3, the catalog explains the notes system: items with a dot indented to the right are included when you buy the assembled unit above. That means if you order the complete hydraulic motor assembly, you don’t need to order the individual seals separately – they’re included. Miss that detail and you double-order. The spare parts class code (A, B, etc.) tells you how fast the part moves, which helps if you’re stocking a shop. Read that page before you place a batch order.

This catalog also covers the frame, drum (static and vibratory), engine (Honda GX620K1/GX620U1 and fuel system), electrical equipment (including back-up alarm option), driver’s platform (F/R control handle, throttle, choke), ROPS option, decals, and standard equipment. Every subsection has its own parts list with photo-quality line drawings.

FAQ – Common Questions About This Parts Catalog

Does this catalog cover the CC900 and CC900G both?

Yes. Both models are listed throughout the catalog. The cover shows “CC900G” and “CC900” side by side.

Are torque specs or repair procedures included?

No. This is a parts catalog – it contains exploded views, part numbers, quantities, and ordering information. For assembly torque values and step-by-step procedures, you need the factory service manual. That said, many techs use this alongside the service manual to verify they have the correct replacement parts before tearing down.

Can I use the numerical index to find a part I already have?

Yes. The numerical index lists every part number in the catalog and tells you which group and page it appears on. If you have a part with a legible number, you can trace it back to the exploded view to see exactly where it goes. Saves a lot of head-scratching.

What if my machine serial number is outside the range listed?

Then this catalog may not be fully accurate for your roller. Dynapac issued revised parts catalogs as production changed. Check Dynapac CC900 Parts Catalog for other editions, or contact your dealer with your serial number. The ordering information on page 1 still applies – you just need the correct catalog edition for your machine.

I’ve used aftermarket parts lists that swap out a bearing for something close but not correct. That gets you a vibration issue you can’t diagnose. Get the factory source. The Dynapac documentation is engineered to match the machine as built. For more background on why OEM documentation matters in any mechanical field, read the Automotive Industry Overview. Stop ordering parts by guess and cross-reference. Access the Factory Manual and start ordering with confidence in the part numbers.

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