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Dynapac F1000W 2014 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Spare Parts List

If you’ve ever had a paver down waiting for a part that doesn’t match the hole, you know the cost. This is the Dynapac F1000W 2014 Parts Catalog – the actual factory document, 642 pages, straight from Dynapac (China) Compaction & Paving Equipment Co., Ltd. No aftermarket re-draws, no guesswork part numbers. Every bolt, seal, and hydraulic line is listed with its OEM part number and exploded-view illustration. This is what you need when the service truck is on the hook and the rental clock is ticking.

What the F1000W Parts Catalog Actually Covers

This is a Parts Catalog, not a repair manual. It lists every replaceable component on the F1000W wheeled paver (Tier IV, Cummins QSB 6.7 – C220 T4i engine). The TOC starts with service kits – startup at 100 hours, maintenance at 500 and 1000 hours. Then it breaks down auger extensions, conveyor chains, screed connecting parts, and all mechanical assemblies. Page 1 shows the serial number range: 10002124E0C004161- onward. If you’re ordering parts, you need this book to get the right numbers.

Service Kits: 100, 500, and 1000 Hour Intervals

Three pre-packed service kits save you from sourcing individual seals and filters. The catalog gives you the kit part numbers: 4812269054 (100 Hrs), 4812269055 (500 Hrs), 4812269056 (1000 Hrs). Each kit corresponds to a detailed page in the catalog. I’ve seen guys order the wrong kit because they used a generic cross-reference – don’t be that guy. Use the factory list.

3 Auger Extension Kits and Their Part Numbers

Three sizes of auger extensions are covered: 11.4-inch (kit 4812224489), 17-inch (kit 4812224490), and 34.1-inch (kit 4812224488). Each kit includes left and right extensions with individual part numbers like D722182100 (left, 17 inch) and D722182200 (right, 17 inch). The catalog also lists the basic auger 3000mm assembly (page 79) and the central auger hydraulic kit with motor and hose kit numbers. If you’re replacing flights or bearings, the exploded diagram at page 91 shows the main auger bearing assembly in detail.

Mechanical Assemblies: Frame, Auger, Conveyor, Screed

The “Mechanical” section starts with frame assembly – front conveyor cover, guide pole, fume extractor (part 4812224049), and air filter cover. Then it jumps to the basic auger and conveyor drive. Conveyor chain part 4812224107 is listed with its lubrication assembly. Screed arm assembly includes slope arm components. Each subsection has a heading and page reference. You can trace a part from the exploded view to the table of part numbers without guessing.

Operator Platform and Cab Components

Left and right operator stations (4812223263 and 4812223290) each have a chain assembly, side doors, footwell assembly, and cooler shroud. The catalog includes beading part numbers for door seals – not a detail you’ll find in a generic list. If your operator station door is leaking dust, the beading numbers are here: 4812222215 (top door left), 4812222216 (top door right), etc. Safety? The manual states: “Use only authorized parts. Any damage caused by unauthorized parts is not covered by warranty.” That’s bolded in the front matter.

FAQ

Does this parts catalog include torque specs or repair instructions?

No. This is a parts catalog only – it lists OEM part numbers and exploded views, not service procedures.

How do I verify I’m ordering the correct part number?

Each section shows the part in an exploded diagram with a reference number. Cross-reference that number to the table on the same page. The catalog covers the F1000W from serial number 10002124E0C004161- onward. If your machine is older, check the serial range on page 1. For newer revisions, see the Dynapac F1000W 2015 Parts Catalog or the Dynapac F1000W 2015 Operators Manual – Section: E1.0 Set-Up And Modification. Also check DYNAPAC F1000W Paver Part List for an alternative parts breakdown. For general industry background, look at the Automotive Industry Overview and the Automotive Industry Overview page – though the construction sector shares similar quality standards.

If you maintain F1000W pavers, you need the factory parts book on your bench. Don’t rely on aftermarket cross-references that might swap a bearing or skip a seal. Access the Factory Manual and keep it in your tablet or shop printer.