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Dynapac LH700 Parts Catalog – 81 Pages of OEM Spare Parts Data

I’ve been wrenching on heavy equipment longer than some of you have been alive. When I crack open a parts catalog, I expect drawings that match what I’m holding in my hand, not a generic sketch from a third-party that got the bolt pattern wrong. This Dynapac LH700 Parts Catalog is the real deal – factory-printed documentation for the forward and reverse plate compactor. 81 pages of exploded views, part numbers, and ordering codes. No reprints, no aftermarket nonsense.

You want to know what’s inside this manual? It starts with the machine identification section on page 1 – that’s where you confirm your serial number range. The catalog covers the LH700 fitted with the Hatz 1D90V engine. If you have a different engine variant, double-check your serial number against the list on page 3. That page shows the revision history – SLH700-1EN1 through SLH700-1EN7 – so you can match your machine’s build date to the correct catalog issue. Skip that step and you’ll order the wrong base plate or vibrator shaft. I’ve seen it happen.

Parts Breakdown for the LH700 Plate Compactor

Each major assembly gets its own group in the manual. The vibrator housing, the base plate, the handlebar frame, the engine mount – they’re all drawn with callouts linking to a part number. The Dynapac LH700 Spare Parts Catalogue groups related parts together, so you don’t have to flip back and forth between five different sections to find one grommet. That’s the kind of layout that saves a field mechanic’s time when the sun is going down and the slab still needs compaction.

81 Pages of OEM Specs

Eighty-one pages might sound like a lot for a plate compactor, but every page serves a purpose. Page 4 shows the ordering procedure – in six languages, I might add – with fields for machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions for meter-length items. If your dealer asks for your machine’s serial number and you give them the model name only, don’t blame them when the wrong belt shows up. This catalog teaches you the discipline of proper parts procurement. Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec follows the same logic for a larger machine, but this LH700 book is tailored for the plate compactor you’re likely running on a paving or site-prep crew.

Order Spare Parts the Right Way

The manual dedicates an entire page to the ordering process – page 4 again if you’re taking notes. You get six required fields: 1. Type of machine, 2. Roller serial number, 3. Quantity required, 4. Part number, 5. Parts denomination, 6. Dimensions when ordering per length. That last one is critical when you order a piece of rubber seal or hydraulic hose by the meter. I’ve seen guys just say “give me the hose” and end up with thirty feet of something they can’t use. The Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer covers similar ground if you work on cold planers, but here we focus on the LH700.

How to Identify Your Machine Serial Number

Before you even open this catalog, you need to find the serial number plate on your LH700. It’s typically on the frame near the engine. The catalog lists valid serial number ranges for each revision – from SLH700-1EN1 (1999‑03) up to SLH700-1EN7 (2007‑06 and later). If your machine is outside those ranges, you might need a different issue. But for the vast majority of LH700s in the field, this 81‑page document covers the entire production run. The Dynapac company, now part of Atlas Copco, built these plates to a standard that’s held up for decades. You want to keep it running with genuine parts – use their catalog.

Why Factory Documentation Beats Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs often redraw the diagrams and renumber parts. That introduces errors. This is a direct scan of the OEM printing. The part numbers match what Automotive Industry Overview would call a “traceable” supply chain – you can order by the factory code and get the exact bolt, bearing, or seal. No compatibility charts, no “this might fit” cross-references. You get the right piece the first time.

FAQ

Does this catalog cover the engine internals?

The manual focuses on parts for the LH700 plate compactor assembly. It lists the Hatz 1D90V engine as the power unit but does not include engine internal rebuild parts. You’ll need a separate Hatz manual for pistons, rings, or valves.

Will this work for the LH700 with a different engine?

No. The catalog was written for the Hatz 1D90V. If your LH700 has a Honda or another engine, the base plate and vibrator parts might still match, but the engine mounting and drive components will differ. Check the serial number and revision page.

How do I decode the part numbers?

Dynapac part numbers are usually seven digits. The catalog lists them beside each callout in the exploded views. Use those numbers when placing orders.

Is this the latest revision (SLH700-1EN7)?

Yes. This edition is SLH700-1EN7, the final update published in 2007. It supersedes all earlier versions (1EN1 through 1EN6). If your machine was built after 2007, confirm the serial number still falls within the range listed on page 3.

Look, I’ve been around long enough to know that the difference between a successful repair and a wasted afternoon often comes down to having the right part number in your hand before you take anything apart. This Dynapac LH700 Parts Catalog gives you that advantage. 81 pages, OEM data, no guesswork. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your LH700 running with genuine parts.