Dynapac LF85 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Identification

Description

If you’re tracking down a part for a Dynapac LF85 vibratory plate compactor and the local dealer gives you a number that doesn’t match, I’ve been there. Wasted time on wrong gaskets, wrong bolts. This 50-page PDF is the genuine factory catalog – the same one a dealer uses to look up the Honda GX120 engine parts and everything else on the SLF085-1EN2 series machine. The Dynapac LF85 Parts Catalog gives you the exact part numbers, exploded views, and ordering procedures straight from Metso Dynapac AB.

Parts Catalog vs Aftermarket Reprints

Aftermarket parts catalogs often lift numbers from old copies and miss updates. This one is the OEM issue SLF085-1EN2 from 2004-03, replacing the earlier EN1 version. You get the correct part numbers for each revision. Factory drawings show exactly how the plate compactor goes together. No need to guess. If you order a part using a number from a reprint and it doesn’t fit, that’s on you. Use the real thing.

How Do You Order Parts Correctly?

Page 4 of the manual spells out the six pieces of info required: machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions for length items. Miss the serial number and you might get a part for a different production run. The LF85 serial number is stamped on the frame. Write it down. That’s step one. The catalog lists the valid serial number range starting from *29200142* for this issue.

Identify Your Machine First

Before you flip through the pages, know which variant you have. The catalog covers the SLF085-1EN2 and notes the earlier EN1 was replaced. If your machine is from 1999-12, it might be the older version. That matters because parts like the Honda GX120 engine mount may differ. Check the serial number plate. Then match it to the catalog issue date. Dynapac itself published this. Trust the source.

Engine Section: Honda GX120 Coverage

The LF85 uses a Honda GX120 K1 SX4 engine. This catalog lists the OEM Honda part numbers for that engine – not aftermarket equivalents. You get the factory breakdown of the cylinder, carburetor, recoil starter, and more. If you need a new throttle lever or a gasket set, you pull the number from these pages and order without cross-referencing. No guessing.

50 Pages of Factory Spec Data

All 50 pages are text and illustrations – every page counts. The first few pages cover ordering instructions in multiple languages. Then the parts lists begin with exploded diagrams and callouts. Each group has its own page. The “Notes” section (page 5) explains symbols and remarks. This parts catalog is for getting the right piece of metal or rubber onto your machine. It tells you the quantity each part was used. If you need a torque spec or repair procedure, you need the service manual, not this. But for part identification, this is the only source you need. The engine group alone takes up several pages with detailed callouts for the Honda GX120.

For other models in the Dynapac range, see the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec and the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer. Those are heavier equipment but same factory quality. If you also need the LF85 catalog for a second machine, the Dynapac LF85 Parts Catalog page has you covered. For context on the broader automotive and construction equipment industry, refer to Automotive Industry Overview.

Get the part right. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your tablet or print the pages you need. Your machine will thank you.

Does this catalog cover the Dynapac LF85 vibratory plate compactor?

Yes. It is the official Dynapac spare parts catalogue for the LF85 model, specifically revision SLF085-1EN2 starting from serial number *29200142*.

What engine is listed in the parts catalog?

The Honda GX120 K1 SX4.

Can I find torque specs or repair procedures in this PDF?

No. This is a parts catalog only. It contains exploded diagrams, part numbers, and ordering instructions. For service data like torque values or adjustment specs, you need the Dynapac LF85 Service Manual. We carry that separately. Do not attempt assembly using only the parts catalog – you’ll miss critical tightening sequences. The engine bolt torque for the Honda GX120 flywheel nut is not listed here; that’s in the engine service manual. Using the wrong torque can cause the flywheel to shear, which is a safety hazard on a plate compactor. Always use the correct manual for the job.

How many pages does the PDF have?

50 pages, including the multilingual ordering information and group parts lists.