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Dynapac CP30 Parts Catalog – 312 Pages of Factory Diagrams

You need a part for a CP30 pneumatic roller. You call the dealer, they ask for a part number you don’t have. That’s where this catalog stops the guesswork. 312 pages of exploded views, reference numbers, and OEM part numbers. Dynapac CP30 Parts Catalog is the factory document – not a third-party compilation. If you’ve ever ordered the wrong bearing because the aftermarket diagram looked close but wasn’t, you’ll appreciate having this.

Group 001: General View and Frame Breakdown

Section 001 covers the overall machine layout – General View, frame, cover and frame assembly, rear cover, seat assembly, and belt protection. Page numbers are referenced right in the table: frame on page 001, covers on page 008, seat on 012. Each subgroup has its own page range so you can jump directly to the exploded diagram. The factory drawings show every bolt, bracket, and fastener with a callout number that matches the parts list below.

Does This Catalog Cover the Engine and Transmission?

Yes. Group 002 is Transmission and Engine. It takes up a big chunk of the 312 pages because it includes the radiator assembly (page 008), fuel system (010), exhaust silencer (014), air cleaner (016), and multiple transmission subgroups spread across pages 020 through 044. The engine section is specific to the OM 366 diesel fitted to the CP30 MBB series. If you’re rebuilding the hydraulic pump or replacing a fuel line, you’ll find the exact factory part number here. No generic “fits all” nonsense.

Transmission and Engine Group: 7 Subgroups Detailed

Inside Group 002 you get seven distinct subgroups: Transmission and Engine (main), Radiator Assembly, Fuel System, Exhaust Silencer Assembly, Air Cleaner Assembly, and then four separate Transmission entries (pages 020, 024, 032, 036, 044). Each transmission subgroup corresponds to a different section of the driveline – final drive, gearbox, pump drive. The official Dynapac parts catalog ensures you get correct numbers, not aftermarket approximations.

Suspension Group: Steering Link and Axles

Group 003 covers the roller’s suspension – steering link (page 002), front suspension (004), and rear suspension (008). These sections include the kingpin, tie rods, and axle components. The exploded views show the exact orientation of bushings and washers. On a roller that works compaction sites, suspension parts take a beating. Having the right part number on the first order saves you a second tear-down.

Verify Part Numbers with the Official Parts List

Every group has a numbered parts table with description, quantity, and reference. The catalog uses a picture reference and issue code system – for example, picture DC00284-1B appears on page 4. When you look up part number 191 123 (publication SB1042-1), you know that number came from the factory, not from someone’s notes. Cross-check your serial number: this catalog is valid for CP30 MBB (OM 366) from series 701 B 700- and up, as noted on page 3. If you have a different serial range, double-check before ordering.

3 Reasons This OEM Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Reprints

First, the diagrams are scanned from the original Dynapac prints – you see the same callouts the assembly line used. Second, the multi-language table (English, Portuguese, French, Spanish) eliminates translation errors when sourcing parts internationally. Third, aftermarket parts catalogs often crop or re-label drawings; this one has full-page spreads with no missing detail. For the price of a few bolts, you get 312 pages of factory truth. Check the DYNAPAC CP30 Parts Catalog for your next rebuild.

Is this a genuine Dynapac factory manual?

Yes, it’s the official parts catalog from Dynapac, not a reprint.

What serial numbers does this cover?

This catalog covers the CP30 MBB with OM 366 engine starting from serial number 701 B 700-. The publication code is SB1042-1, dated July 1993. If your machine falls outside that range, you risk ordering wrong parts. Always verify the serial plate on the frame – it’s listed on page 3 of the catalog. The manual also includes parts lists in four languages, so you can order from suppliers who don’t speak English. I’ve seen guys try to use a later-series catalog on an earlier machine and end up with mismatched brackets. Don’t be that guy. Check your serial first.

You’ve got the diagrams. You’ve got the part numbers. Now put it on the bench next to the roller and cross off each item as you pull it. Automotive Industry Overview has nothing on the precision of a factory parts list. Access the Factory Manual and stop chasing parts by guesswork.

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