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Dynapac LG 200 Parts Catalog – Factory Spare Parts for Ordering

You have a Dynapac LG 200 Parts Catalog in your hands, and if you are like me, you do not trust aftermarket part numbers. I have seen too many jobs get held up because someone cross-referenced a number from a knock-off list and ended up with the wrong bearing, wrong seal, or a bolt that strips because the pitch was off. This 81-page factory document is the only way to get the exact piece you need for these vibratory plate compactors. It comes straight from Svedala Compaction – the same people who built the machine – not from some third-party scraped PDF. If you are maintaining a rental fleet or keeping your own LG200 running, this is the file you print out and keep in the toolbox.

Ordering Spare Parts: The Right Way

Page 3 of this catalog spells it out: machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, part name, and dimensions if ordering by length. That is the only sequence that works. I have had rental-yard guys call me asking why their parts order is stuck in customs. They skipped the serial number step. Without the serial number, you are shooting blind. Dynapac changed engines on the LG200 over the years – Farymann 15D, Robin DY23DU, Robin EY20D, Hatz E673LS, Honda GX200SX, Hatz 1B20. Each one uses different mounting brackets, pulleys, and filters. The catalog shows which engine group matches which serial number range. Page 2 lists the valid serial ranges for each catalog issue. You ignore that at your own cost.

81 Pages of Factory Exploded Views

Every single page in this Parts Catalog is an exploded view with callouts to part numbers. There is no guesswork. You see the assembly, you find your number, you order it. The OCR excerpt shows the first pages with ordering instructions in six languages – that is how serious they are about getting the order right. I have used these catalogs in the shop for decades. When you need a vibration damper or a base plate for a plate compactor that has been run hard, you want the OEM number. The aftermarket number might fit, but it might change the frequency or crack under load. With this catalog, you get what the engineer designed.

Why the Parts Catalog Matters More Than a Repair Manual

Repair manuals tell you how to take it apart. This parts catalog tells you what to put back in. On a job site, if you snap a bolt on the exciter assembly, you need the correct replacement in your hand before you can finish. That bolt is not standard. It is a metric fine thread with a specific grade. The catalog gives you the part number and the quantity needed. Use it alongside a service manual like the Dynapac LG 140-700 1998 Workshop Manual for full coverage. But for ordering spares, this is the only source that is certified OEM.

Farymann, Robin, Hatz, Honda – Which Engine Does Your LG200 Have?

The catalog divides the engine sections by manufacturer. If you have a Robin EY20D, turn to the Robin section. If you have a Honda GX200SX, you go to that part of the catalog. Each engine has its own exploded view with unique part numbers. I have seen mixing of parts between engine brands – it never ends well. The flywheel key for a Hatz 1B20 is not the same as the one for a Robin, even if they look identical. This catalog prevents that mistake. If you work on construction equipment, you know that downtime is measured in lost rental income. This 81-page book eliminates the back-and-forth with dealers.

Source Validity: OEM Factory Spec vs. Aftermarket Lists

Aftermarket parts lists are compiled from second-hand data. They often reuse old numbers or lump different series together. This catalog was printed by Svedala Compaction Equipment AB in Karlskrona, Sweden. It is their official spare parts catalogue for the LG200. The copyright page notes that specifications can change without notice, so they track which issue number covers which serial range. That level of traceability is absent from any generic online lookup. When you use a factory catalog, you are referencing the same database the dealer uses. I have had to re-order parts twice because I trusted a third-party listing. Now I only use OEM sources. Dynapac themselves recommend using the serial number and part number exactly as printed. If you need more context on why factory documentation matters, read the Automotive Industry Overview on quality standards.

Related Manuals for Your Fleet

Along with the LG200 catalog, you might need manuals for other Dynapac equipment. Check out the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec for large planers, or the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer for the same class of machinery. Having these on hand means you can order parts for multiple machines from one trusted source.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this parts catalog to repair my LG200?

No. This is a parts identification document, not a repair guide. You need a workshop manual for torques and procedures.

How do I find the right part number for my engine?

First, locate your machine serial number – it is stamped on a plate near the base frame. Then look at page 2 of the catalog to see which catalog issue matches that serial number. That tells you which engine group your machine belongs to. Then turn to the engine section for that brand – Farymann, Robin, Hatz, or Honda. Each part is shown in an exploded diagram with a callout number. Cross-reference that number with the parts list right next to the diagram. You will see the part number, description, and quantity required. Write down the part number and the denomination exactly as printed. When you order, give your dealer the machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, and part name. Double-check the dimensions if the part is a hose or cable sold by the meter. If you skip any of these steps, you risk getting the wrong item. The catalog even includes a section on page 3 for ordering by length, so measure twice.

What engines are covered in this catalog?

Six engines: Farymann 15D, Robin DY23DU, Robin EY20D, Hatz E673LS, Honda GX200SX, and Hatz 1B20. Each has its own section with dedicated part numbers.

Is this the same as the service manual?

No. This is strictly a parts catalog for ordering spares. It does not contain repair steps or torque specs.

The only way to get the exact parts for your Dynapac LG200 without wasting time is to work from the factory source. I have seen too many machines sit because someone ordered a look-alike part that did not fit. Do not let that be you. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your phone or bench. You will thank yourself the next time a part breaks on a Friday afternoon.