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Dynapac LR100 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Spare Parts Breakdown

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a piece of heavy equipment and ended up with something that sort of fits but not really, you know the pain. That’s why this Dynapac LR100 Parts Catalog exists. It’s the same 124-page document [Dynapac] sent to dealers, not a reprint or a scan of a scan. You get the original exploded-view drawings that show exactly how each assembly goes together, with the factory part numbers you need to order from a [Dynapac] distributor. No cross-reference databases, no aftermarket shortcuts.

This catalog covers the LR100 vibratory roller powered by the Deutz diesel engine F1L511. The table of contents on page 3 lists every group: Frame, Drum, Engine, Hydraulic system, Electrical equipment, Driver’s platform, Decals, Optional equipment, and a Numerical register. Each group starts with an illustrated page and a matching text page that lists quantities, part numbers, and descriptions. Page 4 explains the Swedish and English instructions for reading the catalog—pay attention to the position numbers and the notes about changes.

Engine Coverage: Deutz F1L511 Diesel Section

The Engine group (Group 20) is three pages long in the catalog. You get the complete breakdown for the Deutz F1L511 air-cooled diesel—cylinder head, piston, connecting rod, injection pump, fuel lines, and the flywheel housing. If you need a glow plug or a gasket set, you find the exact Dynapac part number. Don’t try to match it by measuring; aftermarket catalogs often miss the thread pitch or the crush-washer thickness. Use the factory number and you’re done.

What About the Electrical System?

Group 50 covers all electrical equipment: starter motor, alternator, battery cables, switches, and the wiring harness segments. The exploded diagram shows the routing and the connector types. If your LR100 won’t crank and you suspect the starter, flip to that section. The part number for the starter solenoid is listed right next to the armature. No need to call the dealer and describe a “round thing with two terminals.” You have the print.

124 Pages of Factory-Line Drawings

Every one of those 124 pages is a direct copy of the original Dynapac printing. The catalog uses group numbers (0, 10, 20, 30, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90) that align with Dynapac’s worldwide parts system. The Numerical register at the back (page 90) lets you look up any part number and find which group and page it appears on. That means you can start with a broken part, read its number off the old piece, and go straight to the illustration to see what else it connects to.

3 Reasons to Choose OEM Documentation

First, the part numbers in this catalog are the original Dynapac numbers—they haven’t been superseded by some third-party renumbering scheme. Second, the drawings show the actual orientation of parts inside the machine, so you know which bolt goes where. Third, the catalog includes the service info notes (ÄNDRINGAR / CHANGES) that flag revisions to specific parts. If you’re rebuilding an older LR100, those revision notes keep you from ordering a part that was discontinued five years ago.

For a cold planer parts breakdown, check the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec. If you need the hydraulic schematics for the PL2000LS, the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer has them. And for the complete spare parts listings of the same machine, the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Listings is available.

Source Validity: Direct from Dynapac Press

This is not a third-party compilation. The catalog was printed by Dynapac Light Equipment AB in Sweden, with the part number S-10307-3 replacing S-10307-2. It covers the LR100 vibratory roller with Deutz F1L511 engine. If you want a general reference on how OEM parts catalogs are structured in the Automotive Industry Overview, Wikipedia has a broad explanation. But for this specific machine, the factory document is the only one that matters.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this manual include torque specs or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog only. It shows exploded views and part numbers. For service procedures and torque values, you need the Dynapac LR100 workshop manual. This catalog is meant to be used alongside that manual when ordering replacement parts.

How do I read the Swedish instructions on page 4?

The catalog is bilingual – Swedish on the left, English on the right. The introduction on page 4 explains the symbols: a square around a position number means a major assembly, a circle means a sub-assembly. The asterisk marks a change from the previous edition. Use the Numerical register at the end to find any part number quickly. The English text covers all the important notes, so you don’t need to translate the Swedish.

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You need to identify the correct part before you tear down the machine. This catalog gives you the factory diagram and the exact number. No aftermarket catalog can match that. When you’re ready, Access the Factory Manual and keep it on the bench next to your torque wrench.