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Dynapac CC900S 2015 Parts Catalog – 176 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

If you are maintaining a CC900S vibratory roller, you have probably wasted time hunting down the right part number. Aftermarket lookup tools give you vague descriptions or wrong supersessions. I have seen mechanics order the wrong eccentric shaft kit because they trusted a third-party parts list. This Dynapac CC900S 2015 Parts Catalog eliminates that guesswork. It is the factory-issued spare parts list, 176 pages, covering serial number 10000359x0A013639 and up. Every part has a Dynapac part number, an exploded diagram, and a location in the machine. You order once, it fits.

Service Kits and Repair Kits: Pre-Built Bundles

Every 50 hours, 250 hours, 500 hours, 1000 hours — this catalog lists the factory service kits with part numbers like 4812160096 (50h) and 4812160397 (250/750h). Need the scraper kit? Flip to page 26. The part number 4700940671 is shown with a diagram of all rubber scrapers. You do not guess which scraper fits the drum — you see it. Repair kits for shock absorbers (front drum 4700945850, rear drum 4700945552) and the eccentric shaft kit (4700945710) are on page 30. Aftermarket knockoffs might save a few bucks, but I have seen them fail before the first service interval. Stick with what Dynapac engineered.

Engine Room: Kubota D1105 E3B and E4B Variants

Two engine options are covered: the 18.5 kW Kubota D1105 E3B (part 4812120497) and the 18.1 kW E4B (4812121566). Each has its own section starting at page 60 for the E3B and page 62 for the E4B. The fuel system, cooling system, exhaust, and engine bracket module are broken down individually. I do not trust aftermarket cross-references for Kubota industrial engines. The factory part numbers for injectors, gaskets, and the fan module are here. If you need a new cooler package, check page 78. This is the only way to be certain the part matches your engine variant.

Hydraulic System: What You Need for Propulsion and Vibration

Hydraulic propulsion and brake components start on page 90. Hydraulic vibration is on page 94. The combination valve (4700387276) — a common failure point — is detailed on page 100 with an exploded view. Steering valve part 4700387274 is on page 104, and the hydraulic cylinder 4812120738 on page 107. When a customer drops off a roller with no vibration, I open this catalog and order the combination valve without hesitation. Aftermarket catalogs often merge these parts into one generic listing. Dynapac separates them by function. That saves a return trip to the parts counter.

Why OEM Part Numbers Matter for Your CC900S

Page 2 of this catalog carries a warning: use only authorized parts. Any damage or malfunction from unauthorized parts voids warranty and product liability. I have seen shock absorber kits from generic sources fail after 100 hours. The factory front drum kit (4700945850) costs more upfront but lasts the full service life. This manual is the definitive source for every nut, bolt, and seal on the CC900S. For official factory support, visit Dynapac.

3 Reasons to Trust This 2015 Parts Catalog Over Aftermarket Lists

First, it is an original Dynapac document with serial number coverage from 10000359x0A013639. Second, exploded views show assembly order — you see how the steering hitch (4700377621) goes together before you order the repair kit (4700945928). Third, the catalog covers optional equipment: water tank, dual forward/reverse control, ROPS, driving lights, back-up alarm, cup holder. Appendix B includes a parts index for quick lookup. Even though this is construction equipment, the concept of standardized parts is rooted in Automotive Industry Overview.

Who Benefits from a Factory Parts Catalog?

Equipment owners managing a fleet of rollers. Mechanics rebuilding drums or replacing hydraulic cylinders. Rental companies stocking spare kits. You do not need to be a Dynapac dealer to order parts — you just need the correct number. This catalog gives it to you. No afterm