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Dynapac F1200C, F1200CS 2016 Parts Catalog

You order a part from a generic aftermarket catalog, wait three days, and it doesn’t fit. Now your paver sits. That’s money lost. I’ve seen it happen more times than I want to count. The factory parts catalog for the Dynapac F1200C, F1200CS 2016 Parts Catalog is the only way to ensure you get the right piece the first time. 338 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded views, and revision notes. 2016 edition, straight from the manufacturer. No guessing.

Service Kits and Wear Part Kits – Stage IIIa / Tier3

This catalog begins with the service and wear part kits you need to keep the paver running. Page 3 lists the 500-hour service kit (4812009772), the 1000-hour kit (4812009686), and the 1000-hour plus kit (4812018819). Beyond oil and filters, you get wear part kits for the roof profile, conveyor plates, supporting surface, conveyor drive, and reversing roller. There’s even a rubber kit for the hopper with front flap (4812013128) and the standard hopper (4812013164). Each kit comes with its own part number and exploded diagram. If you try to match those from a third-party source, you’ll end up with the wrong gasket or missing bolts. I’ve watched techs waste an afternoon doing exactly that. This catalog eliminates that.

Also included in that section: lubricants and operating substances under part L180000010. That’s the factory-recommended fluids. No substitute specs.

Main Frame and Hopper Assembly: Factory Part Numbers

The mechanical section dives into the main frame (Gr.01) with all mounting parts and dip stick (4720005788). The push roller (4812045322) and the hopper assembly – left and right sides (4812229665 and 4812229659) – are broken down individually. The front hopper flap with its hydraulic control block (4812046323) is shown in full assembly order. Without this catalog, you’re hunting through aftermarket websites that mix up left and right, or worse, cross-reference a number that fits nothing. Here, each component has a specific part number tied to the exact revision. For example, the hydraulic front flap control block is listed under 4812046323. That’s the only way to order it.

Engine Hood Variants by Serial Number – Why It Matters

Dynapac revised the engine hood several times during production. The catalog lists three distinct variants based on serial number ranges. The base hood (4812046738) applies to early machines. Then a variant starting from 0G001485, FG001500 ff. (4812046738A), and another from FG001731, 1736, 1740, 1753, 1755 ff. (4812046738B). Each has different doors, covers, and support rods. Order a hood for a later serial number without checking – you get the wrong latch, wrong hinge, and wasted freight. This catalog tells you exactly which hood fits which machine. I’ve seen shops buy hoods twice because they ignored the break point. Don’t be that shop.

Does This Parts Catalog Cover the F1200CS?

Yes. The title page reads “F1200C / CS.” Both models share the same basic structure and engine (DEUTZ 2.9L4 54KW T3). All service kits, wear parts, and mechanical assemblies apply to both. The catalog also includes separate sections for the operator platform (ascension variants for specific serial ranges) and engine stage IIIa/Tier3 components like the fuel system, muffler, air filter, combined cooler, and split gear box. If you run an F1200CS, this is the same book.

3 Common Mistakes When Ordering Parts

1) Ignoring serial number breaks. The engine hood and many assemblies have multiple revisions. Order without checking the serial number and you get the wrong part. This catalogs documents every break point. 2) Assuming aftermarket equivalents are identical. Aftermarket suppliers often substitute materials or dimensions. The factory part number is the only guarantee of fit and durability. 3) Overlooking supersessions. The 2016 edition includes current part numbers that may supersede earlier numbers. Always cross-check the catalog before ordering. These three mistakes cost shops thousands in downtime and return fees. A factory parts catalog stops all of them.

Pair this document with the Dynapac F1200C F1200CS Operators Manual – 246 Pages of Factory Specs for operating procedures. For other Dynapac equipment, check the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec and the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer.

The Dynapac factory designed every component in this catalog. This level of documentation is standard practice across the Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

What serial numbers does this catalog cover?

This catalog covers F1200C and F1200CS models built through 2016. Specific serial number breaks are noted for assemblies like the engine hood.

Can I use this catalog to repair my paver?

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It contains exploded views and part numbers for ordering replacement components. It does not include repair procedures, torque specs, or diagnostic steps. For those, you need the factory service manual. Using the parts catalog alone for repair will leave you without critical disassembly sequences and safety warnings. Always pair it with the correct service document.

Are the part numbers in this catalog still current?

Part numbers can be superseded. The 2016 edition reflects the numbers in effect at that time. Always verify with your dealer or Dynapac’s current parts system before ordering high-cost items.

Does this catalog include diagrams?

Yes. Each assembly is shown with an exploded view and callouts corresponding to the part number list.

If you need to order the right part without wasting time, this is the document you need. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep your paver running.