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Dynapac LG200 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Reference

If you’ve ever ordered a replacement belt for a vibratory plate compactor only to find it’s the wrong length, you know the frustration. A machine sitting idle while you wait for a return and exchange. That’s why the Dynapac LG200 Parts Catalog matters. 53 pages of factory-sourced part numbers and exploded diagrams. No translations from a third-party. No generic cross-references that might or might not fit.

Page 3 of the catalog spells out the ordering procedure. You need the machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, and description. Skip any one of those and you risk a wrong shipment. The same page includes the catalog issue history: SLG200-2EN1 from 2004 replaced by SLG200-2EN2 in 2005. Knowing which edition you have prevents ordering parts for a different revision.

What This 53-Page Parts Catalog Covers

The catalog breaks the LG200 down into numbered groups. Each group corresponds to a specific system: base plate, vibration mechanism, engine mounting, handle, and controls. For each group you get an exploded diagram with callout numbers and a corresponding parts list. The list includes the part number, description, quantity per machine, and any remarks (like “right-hand” or “left-hand”). That direct visual matching is what saves you from ordering the wrong bolt or bushing.

Two engine variants are covered: the Honda GX200 and the Hatz 1B20. If your LG200 has a different engine, you’ll need to contact your Dynapac dealer before ordering, because the mounting brackets, exhaust gaskets, and even the vibration damper part numbers differ. The catalog keeps them separate so there’s no mixing.

Ordering Spare Parts: The Correct Procedure

Many guys skip the serial number step. That’s a mistake. The catalog listing says “Valid from serial number: SLG200-2EN2.” If your machine’s serial is older, you might have different shafts or seals. Page 3 gives the six required pieces of info. Write them down before you call or place an order. The catalog also includes a notes page for changes, so if a part supersedes to a new number, it’s documented.

3 Critical Details the Manual Includes

First, the “Parts Service Info” column tells you if a part is only available as an assembly. Second, the remarks at the bottom of each parts list clarify things like “includes mounting screws” or “order by metre.” Third, the exploded diagrams show fastener torque specs and thread-locker symbols – not listed in a separate chart, but called out on the drawing itself. Those three details alone prevent returns and re-orders.

Using Exploded Diagrams for Accurate Identification

The exploded diagrams are the backbone of any good parts catalog. Each component is numbered to match the list below. You see the orientation, the fasteners, the seals. This is especially critical when you’re ordering seals or O-rings – one wrong inner diameter and you’ve got an oil leak. The diagram for the vibration system, for example, shows the eccentric weights and bearings in sequence. If you misorder the bearing, the whole compaction force profile changes.

Why Factory OEM Documentation Beats Aftermarket Cross-References

Aftermarket parts cross-reference guides often merge multiple engine variants into one generic line. That might work for a filter, but not for a drive belt tensioner or a control cable. This catalog came from Dynapac’s own engineering files. The part numbers are the same numbers stamped on the original components. You can verify fitment by reading the note on the drawing – something an aftermarket site can’t replicate. The same discipline of using factory specs applies across heavy machinery and automotive, as covered in the Automotive Industry Overview.

FAQ

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a different Dynapac model?

No. This catalog is specific to the LG200 only.

What if my LG200 has an engine not listed?

The catalog covers two engine options: Honda GX200 and Hatz 1B20. If your machine has a different engine, contact your Dynapac dealer to verify compatibility. Using parts from the wrong engine section can lead to improper mounting, vibration imbalance, and premature wear. The catalog’s exploded diagrams show the exact differences in engine mounting brackets and fasteners, so you can visually confirm which variant you have before ordering. Even if the engine appears similar, the crankshaft PTO, cooling shroud, and exhaust gasket can differ, so cross-referencing is not recommended – always verify the engine model number from the decal.

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