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Dynapac LG500 Parts Catalog – 70 Pages of OEM Compactor Parts Data

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70-page OEM parts catalog for Dynapac LG500 vibratory plate compactor with Hatz 1D81 engine, exploded views, and indexed part numbers.

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2010 Dynapac LG500 Parts Catalog cover page showing plate compactor and Hatz engine

Dynapac LG500 Parts Catalog – 70 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

Ordering the wrong part for a Dynapac LG500 vibratory plate compactor costs you time, money, and a machine down while you wait for the return. I have seen guys guess on a part number from a worn-out sticker, get the wrong bearing, and then spend a day on the phone with a distributor. This Dynapac LG500 Parts Catalog kills that guesswork. 70 pages of factory exploded views and part numbers straight from the manufacturer. If you maintain any LG500, this is your parts bible.

Ordering Spare Parts: What You Need to Get Right

Page 4 of the catalog lays out exactly what information the dealer needs: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions for length orders. Skip any of those six items and you risk a wrong shipment. The catalog includes the part-number column and the exploded diagrams so you can match the visual to the number. No generic cross-references here – these are the exact OEM numbers printed by Dynapac.

Forward/Reverse Vibratory Plate Compactor LG500 – Engine and Serial Number Coverage

This catalog covers the LG500 equipped with the Hatz 1D81 engine. The cover page lists the valid-from serial number field – you need to match your machine’s serial to the catalog issue to confirm coverage. The manual was published in April 2010 under part number SLG500-3EN1. If your machine falls within that range, every part illustrated applies. The forward/reverse vibratory plate compactor section shows the main frame, exciter assembly, and control handle components with part callouts.

3 Reasons Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Lists

Aftermarket lists often renumber parts or skip sub‑assemblies. First, this catalog uses the original Dynapac numbering – no translation errors. Second, the exploded views show exactly how parts stack together, which helps when you are reassembling. Third, the catalog includes a changes page (page 5) that tracks revisions to components. Aftermarket sources never give you revision history, so you could order a discontinued part. That is time wasted.

Hatz 1D81 Engine: What’s Listed in This 70-Page Catalog

The LG500 uses a Hatz 1D81 diesel. The parts catalog separates engine components into its own section with its own parts list. You get the cylinder head, piston, fuel system, and crankcase parts with the correct Dynapac part numbers. Need an air filter or injector line? The page reference is in the group index. Do not call the dealer and describe “the little hose” – find the part number from the diagram and order it once.

Changes and Notes Sections – Don’t Skip Them

Page 5 includes a group index with page numbers and a notes area for service info. The catalog warns that remarks for specific items are listed at the bottom of each parts list. Always check those notes – they flag superseded parts or special ordering instructions. A dot next to a part indicates something – the manual says “parts indicated by a dot and” (text cuts off) but the point is clear: read the footnotes. Ignoring them gets you the wrong revision.

FAQ

Does this catalog include part numbers for the Hatz engine?
Yes.
Can I use this to identify parts by serial number?
The catalog lists a “valid from serial number” field on the title page. If your LG500 serial falls within the published range, the parts in this catalog match your machine. If your serial is outside that range, you need a later catalog issue. Always verify before ordering – the manual states “Published catalogue issues valid for these plates” and gives issue dates. Cross‑check your machine’s serial plate with the range printed inside the front cover. This prevents ordering parts for a different production batch, which can happen when manufacturers update components without changing the machine model name.

If you keep an LG500 in your fleet, you need the original parts breakdown. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep it on your tablet or in a binder next to the workbench. Related manuals you might need: Dynapac LG500 Parts Catalog, Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec, Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer. For broader maintenance discipline, check the Automotive Industry Overview – same attention to detail applies to heavy equipment.

Additional information

Brand

Dynapac

Language

English

3 reviews for Dynapac LG500 Parts Catalog – 70 Pages of OEM Compactor Parts Data

  1. James L.

    Perfect workshop guide. It is easily zoomable on my tablet without blur. Contains clear schematics for Dynapac. Saves me a lot of money.

  2. William H.

    I am very pleased with this transaction. Instant access after payment. It assisted me to rebuild my Dynapac LG500 engine. Saves me so much money.

  3. John S.

    Perfect OEM spec sheet. The scan is high-quality and well indexed. Contains clear bolt torque specs for Dynapac. I will definitely buy again.

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