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Dynapac LG200 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Reference for Vibratory Plate Compactor

Pulling a machine apart only to find the replacement part doesn’t fit – that’s wasted hours and lost money. This Dynapac LG200 Parts Catalog stops that before it starts. 70 pages of factory part numbers, exploded-view illustrations, and serial-number-specific data for the LG200 vibratory plate compactor. If you’re ordering gaskets, seals, or wear plates, you want the exact piece that came off the assembly line. Generic aftermarket lookup tables get it wrong half the time. This is the OEM document – printed by Dynapac, part of the Atlas Copco Group – and it doesn’t guess.

Ordering Spare Parts: The 6-Item Rule

Page 4 of this catalog spells out the six pieces of information your parts desk needs: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part name, and dimensions if it’s a cut-to-length item. Miss one of those and you’re playing roulette with a return shipment. The catalog lays it out in plain English (and four other languages) so there’s no confusion. Every exploded-view page lists the part number right next to the drawing. You don’t need to cross-reference a third-party decoder.

Which Serial Number Range Matches Your Machine?

The LG200 went through multiple catalog revisions – SLG200-2EN1 through SLG200-3EN2. This particular edition, SLG200-3EN2, is valid from serial number 32007397 and supersedes all earlier issues. If your machine’s serial predates that, you’ll need an older catalog. The revision table on page 3 tells you exactly which issue applies to your build date. Don’t skip that check. Ordering from the wrong revision means parts that bolt up differently or don’t line up at all.

Engine Options: Honda GX200 and Hatz 1B20

Two engine variants were offered on the LG200: the Honda GX200 and the Hatz 1B20. This catalog covers both. Each engine section shows the complete breakdown – flywheel, crankshaft, carburetor, recoil starter. If you’re swapping a piston ring or a carb diaphragm, you need the Honda part number, not a universal substitute. The catalog gives you that number. No hunting through a second manual for engine specs.

Why This Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Listings

I’ve seen aftermarket parts lists that claim to cover Dynapac equipment but combine half a dozen models into a single, blurry PDF. That’s how you end up with a 10mm bolt when you needed M8x1.25. This catalog is model-specific. It’s the same binder that shipped to Dynapac dealers. The exploded views are clean, the part numbers are printed from the factory database, and the serial number cutoffs are exact. You can verify the data yourself through Dynapac directly if you want to double-check. But I’ve used these catalogs for years – they match.

70 Pages of Exploded Views and Part Breakdowns

Every group in the machine has its own section: base plate, exciter assembly, engine mounting, handlebar, vibration system. The pages are numbered sequentially with a group index at the front. Need to identify that washer that fell into the oil pan? Flip to the exciter group, match the shape to the drawing, and you’ve got the part number in thirty seconds. The catalog also includes notes on parts service info and change records – so you know which revision introduced a new seal or upgraded a bearing.

Automotive Industry Overview – not automotive, but the same principle applies: factory documentation saves you from chasing ghosts.

Related Manuals

• Dynapac LG200 Spare Parts Catalog
• Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec
• Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer

Does this catalog include torque specs or repair procedures?

No.

How do I find the exact part number for my machine if the serial number is worn off?

Look for a secondary tag on the engine block or frame rail. If that’s gone, measure critical dimensions like bolt hole spacing and shaft diameter, then cross-reference against the exploded views in this catalog. The illustrations are scaled to show relative sizes – compare your original part against the drawing. When you’re unsure, order one gasket and test-fit before buying the rest. This catalog’s part numbers are factory-correct, but you need a positive serial match to guarantee compatibility across revisions.

Your time is worth something. Don’t spend it sorting return shipments or waiting for a second order because the first part was wrong. Get the factory data into your hands – on your workbench or tablet – before you turn a wrench. Access the Factory Manual and keep the LG200 running on your schedule.