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Dynapac (china) Compaction & Paving Equipment F800T 2015 Parts Catalog

You have a customer waiting on a paver that’s down with a torn conveyor belt. You pull the part number from a third-party site, order it, and it’s the wrong spline count for the sprocket. That’s a wasted day and a pissed-off contractor. The **Dynapac (china) Compaction & Paving Equipment F800T 2015 Parts Catalog** is what you need on the workbench – not a scanned copy from some forum. This is the original factory document, 536 pages, straight from Dynapac China. It’s the same book dealers use to order exactly what fits.

Service, Repair and Wear Part Kits: From Startup to 2000 Hours

Pages 1 through 47 of this manual are dedicated to pre-bundled kits. You’ve got the startup 100-hour kit, maintenance kits at 500, 1000, and 2000 hours, and specific wear-part sets like the hopper skirt kit (part 4812313293 for the low version). Conveyor chain assembly kits, sprocket kits, bearing kits – all listed with the exact part numbers you need. No flipping through exploded views guessing which bolt goes where. The kit tables tell you what’s included and which serial number range it fits. That alone cuts parts-ordering time by half.

Does This Manual Cover the Frame, Engine, and Drive Assemblies?

Yes – and not just the covers. The Mechanical section (starting page 49) breaks down the frame, fume extractor (part 4812244687), engine covers left and right, screed arm assembly with the slope arm kit (4812245559), and the hopper hydraulic cylinder assembly. You get a separate subsection for the footwell – left, middle, right. The Track Group Assembly is also in there, with both RH and LH track group paver subassemblies. Every single bolt, bracket, and hose clamp has its own part number callout. If you’ve ever tried to match a hydraulic line from a generic drawing, you’ll appreciate the level of detail.

5 Major Sections for Complete Machine Breakdown

The manual is organized into five content areas: Service Kits, Mechanical, Operator Platform, Engine, and Drive. Under Mechanical alone there are 13 subsystems – frame, covers, engine cover, screed arm, hopper, footwell, conveyor drive, push roller, hopper skirt, auger, conveyor plate, staircase. The Engine section covers the Cummins QSB 6.7 – C173 T4f engine, DEF tank, after-treatment system, air cleaner (4812222043), and the cooling system including the auxiliary water tank (4812244732). The Drive section covers the full track group, including the hydraulic push roller assembly and the safe impact hydraulic option. No other source – not aftermarket CDs, not online lists – gives you this level of system-level part breakdown.

Get the Right Part Number the First Time

Look at the lower right corner of any page. You’ll see revision numbers and date stamps – this is the 2015-10 edition, part number COJ_4812247561_03. That means Dynapac China updated the catalog to cover serial number 10002133TFC005246 and up. When a customer shows up with a machine that falls outside that range, you know immediately to check for supercessions. The manual also includes warnings: “Use only authorized parts. Any damage caused by unauthorized parts is not covered by Warranty or Product Liability.” That’s real liability protection for your shop. Don’t trust a YouTube video or a forum post for part numbers – use the factory document.

Source Validity: OEM vs. Aftermarket Parts Catalogs

Aftermarket parts catalogs merge data from multiple years and models into one generic list. That’s fine for a rough idea, but not when you’re ordering a $2,000 auger gearbox. This manual is a direct scan from the original Dynapac China publication. Every page is a faithful reproduction of the dealer-level document. The TOC matches the bookmarks exactly: Service kits, Mechanical chapters, Engine, Drive. No reprints, no condensed versions, no missing pages. You get 536 pages of factory-original exploded diagrams, parts callouts, and kit breakdowns. Compare that to a 50-page aftermarket PDF that skips the hopper skirt assembly – and you’ll see why this is the only source you should rely on.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this parts catalog help me order parts for my 2016 F800T?

Yes – the manual covers serial number 10002133TFC005246 and up, which includes most 2015 and later units. If your machine is newer, check the revision date (2015-10) – updates may exist, but the core assemblies remain the same. Always verify part numbers with Dynapac’s current supersession list.

Does it include exploded diagrams for the conveyor drive?

Yes – the conveyor drive assembly section shows the motor, gearbox, chain, tensioner, and lubrication system with individual part numbers.

What years and models are covered in this manual?

This is specifically for the 2015 Dynapac F800T tracked paver with Cummins QSB 6.7 – C173 T4f engine. It does not cover other models or older years.

Is this the official Dynapac factory manual or a reprint?

It is the original factory document from Dynapac (China) Compaction & Paving Equipment Co., Ltd., published in 2015. No reprint, no third-party copy. You get the exact same document dealers use.

Stop running parts that don’t fit and burning customer goodwill. Grab a copy of the Dynapac F800T 2015 Parts Catalog – 536 pages of factory spec data. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your tablet or print it for the shop office. Also check out the related manuals: Dynapac (china) Compaction & Paving Equipment 2012 Parts Catalog for Alfa Romeo,, Dynapac (china) Compaction & Paving Equipment 2010 Parts Catalog – Alfa, Audi, B, Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide. For broader equipment background, see Automotive Industry Overview or Automotive Industry Overview.