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Dynapac CC950 2015 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Breakdown

You have a CC950 roller in your bay, and the parts diagram your supplier handed you is a blurry photocopy of a photocopy. I have been there. One wrong part number and you are waiting another week while the machine sits. This is the real thing: Dynapac CC950 2015 Parts Catalog, 121 pages of factory exploded views, OEM part numbers, and service kit breakdowns. No aftermarket compromise.

This catalog covers the CC950 (Diesel) with serial number break 10000381PFC005399, powered by a Kubota D722-E4B engine. It is the same document the dealership parts counter uses. Every page is laid out with exploded view graphics, callouts, and part numbers. You get the service kit intervals—first 50 hours, 200/600/1400/1800 hours, 400/800/1200/1600 hours, 1000 hours, 2000 hours—plus specific repair kits for scrapers, shock absorbers, steering hitch, eccentric shaft, and drum rotation. The Dynapac CC950 2015 Parts Catalog is your single source for ordering the right steel fuel tank kit (4812269909) or forward/reverse control assembly.

What the 121-Page Parts Catalog Actually Contains

Seven major sections are broken down by system. Each one has sub-indexes that let you jump straight to the component you need. The engine section starts on page 47 with the full engine assembly, then drills into the Kubota D722-E4B specific parts, air intake, exhaust, fuel system (page 55), fuel tank assembly, cooling system, and pump assembly. The hydraulic system is split into propulsion/brake motor, propulsion/brake pump, vibration system, steering system, and optional cooling. Each hydraulic component has its own page and part number—like the 4700387270 hydraulic motor or the 4812118170 hydraulic motor for vibration.

You also get the operator platform breakdown: driver’s platform, controls, ROPS, and even the cup holder option (4700377256). The electric system covers electrical equipment and the back-up alarm option. Appendix B (page 111) is the parts index, so you can look up any part number alphabetically and find the page.

Fuel System Parts – Critical for Diesel Engine Upkeep

The fuel system section on page 55 is essential if you are dealing with clogged filters, leaking lines, or a tank replacement. It shows the complete routing of fuel lines, the fuel tank assembly, and the optional fuel oil gauge and display alarm kit (4812266106). If you have a CC950 with the Kubota D722-E4B, the correct fuel tank kit part number is 4812269909—a steel tank that resists corrosion. Do not trust an aftermarket look-alike; the factory drawing confirms mounting bracket dimensions and hose fitments.

Do You Need the Full Teardown Diagrams?

If you are a shop owner maintaining a fleet of compaction equipment, or a field mechanic who has to order parts while the machine is still on site, yes. Without the exploded views, you waste time measuring old parts and hoping they match. With this catalog, you look up the hydraulic steering cylinder (4700387275) or the combination valve (4812265011) by section, verify the part number, and place the order. The service kit tables list what gaskets, seals, and O-rings come in each interval kit—no guessing what you need for a 1000-hour service.

3 Reasons Aftermarket Manuals Cost You Time

First, aftermarket reprints often use scanned images from older editions that skip updates like the 2015 serial number break. Second, aftermarket compilations mix part numbers from different models—you end up with a steering valve that does not fit. Third, aftermarket sources rarely include the official safety warnings about using authorized parts. This catalog is from the manufacturer, Dynapac, and it prints the warning: “Any damage or malfunction caused by the use of unauthorized parts is not covered by Warranty or Product Liability.” Unlike the generic parts lists you see across the Automotive Industry Overview, this is factory-sealed. The exploded drawing on page 70 for the hydraulic propulsion and brake system motor will show you exactly which seal goes where.

Match the Part Number to the Machine

When you open the PDF, go straight to the Contents page (page 3). Find the section you need—say, Drum Static (page 67). Look up the part number, then cross-reference it in Appendix B to make sure it is the current revision. The catalog includes a note: “Refer to Parts Online for the most up to date information.” But when you are offline in a shop with no cell signal, the printed page is your lifeline. Keep the PDF on a tablet or print the pages you need for the job. The service kits are color-coded by hour interval, so you do not accidentally order a 50-hour kit when you need the 2000-hour kit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specs for the drum mounting bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a repair manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views for ordering components. For torque values and service procedures, you need the corresponding Dynapac Service & Repair Manual for the CC950.

How do I find the part number for the fuel filter on my CC950 with Kubota D722-E4B?

Go to page 55, the fuel system section. The exploded diagram shows the fuel filter head and the cartridge. The part number is listed in the callout table. If your serial number falls within the range covered (10000381PFC005399 and above), the number is correct. If not, contact Dynapac with your machine serial to verify.

You have spent enough time hunting down parts that do not fit. Get the factory document that every certified Dynapac dealer uses. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your CC950 running on the job site.

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