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Ingersoll-rand SD 70, SD 77TF Parts Catalog

You’ve got a machine down. Vibratory compactor throwing codes or leaking from a seal you can’t identify. Without the right part number, you’re burning money on phone calls to dealers who read you back the wrong Comm. number. That’s where this Ingersoll-rand SD 70, SD 77TF Parts Catalog earns its keep. 352 pages of factory-stamped exploded views and part lists. No aftermarket guesswork. Every assembly broken down by functional group so you find the seal, the filter, or the hydraulic fitting in minutes instead of hours.

Page 2 shows you the Word Index – alphabetically sorted, cross-referenced. Need an air cleaner primary filter element? Look under “Air Cleaner Filter Element” and it points you to the exact parts list page (C.2.3). That’s the difference between ordering the right part once and ordering twice. The manual also includes the full Table of Contents organized by major systems – Axle & Main Frame, Drum, Engine, Operators Platform, Electrical, Hydraulics, and Internal Breakdowns. Each section lists optional installations like CAB WITH HEATER AND AIR CONDITIONING or BOLT-ON SHELL, so you know exactly which variant your machine is built with.

Axle & Main Frame: Exploded Views for Every Bolt

The Axle installation chapter gives you a numbered breakdown of every component from the tire and wheel assembly to the ROPS/FOPS mounting hardware. The Parts List pages show the Comm. Number, functional description, quantity per assembly, and any notes like “Effective with S/N 172634” so you don’t order a part that won’t fit. If you’ve ever fought with a aftermarket schematic that leaves out the washer thickness, you’ll appreciate this level of detail.

Does This Parts Catalog Cover the SD 77TF?

Yes – the manual covers both SD 70 and SD 77TF vibratory compactors, with separate sub-sections for SD-70D, SD-77DX, and SD-77F trim levels. The Table of Contents clearly marks which assemblies are specific to each model. For example, “BOLT-ON SHELL INSTALLATION – SD-70D” is separate from “BOLT-ON SHELL INSTALLATION – SD-77DX”. You’ll also find serial number breaks throughout – like pump stack assemblies effective with S/N 171118 versus prior. No guessing.

352 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdowns

That’s the whole catalog. Not a condensed reprint. Every assembly – from the drum drive with brake to the strike-off blade foot pedal – gets its own illustration and matching parts list. The Internal Breakdowns section alone covers axle drive motor (59290114), cab assembly (13236252), heater valve (13200027), and seat (54670302) for SD-70D. If you’re rebuilding a hydraulic system, the Hydraulics chapter lists hosing installations effective with S/N 171118 and prior, plus optional TRACTION ENHANCEMENT with traction control valve assembly and loop flushing valve assembly.

Get the Right Comm. Number the First Time

Each part on the Parts List is linked to a Comm. Number – that’s the Ingersoll-Rand part number you give to order genuine replacements. The manual shows you how to use both the Word Index and the Table of Contents to find those numbers without calling a dealer. For example, the air cleaner primary filter element is listed under “Air Cleaner” with Comm. Number and quantity of 1. You’ll also see notes like “Effective with S/N” to avoid ordering superseded parts.

Electrical System: Wiring Harness and Beyond

The Electrical chapter covers relay panel assembly, fuse block assembly, battery master switch installation, optional audible alarms, worklights, speedometer/VPM meter, and even the Compactometer system. The wiring harness installation pages show each harness run and component location. If you’re troubleshooting a no-start or a dead electrical circuit, having the factory harness layout saves you from chasing wires all day. Related manuals like Ingersoll Rand T-708H Tow Tractor Parts Manual 2000 and Ingersoll-Rand RT-706H/708H Rough Terrain Forklift Parts Manual follow the same OEM structure. For other construction equipment, check out Ingersoll-Rand ECM-580 Hydraulic Crawler Drill P&L.

How do I find a part if I don’t have the Comm. Number?

Use the Word Index on page 2. It lists parts alphabetically by function – for example, “Element, Air Cleaner” or “Filter Element, Air Cleaner” – and gives the page number of the parts list.

Does this manual include torque specs for assembly?

No. This is a Parts Catalog only. It shows part numbers and exploded views, not service procedures. For torque values and repair steps, you need the separate service manual.

Are optional equipment parts included?

Yes. Every optional installation listed in the TOC – from CAB WITH HEATER AND AIR CONDITIONING to STRIKE-OFF BLADE and TRACTION ENHANCEMENT – has its own illustration and parts list. The manual covers both standard and optional assemblies.

What about aftermarket reproduction?

Forget them. This is a direct factory scan from Volvo CE (under agreement with Ingersoll-Rand). Every page is the original OEM document with correct callouts and serial number breaks. Automotive Industry Overview Automotive Industry Overview

If you’re wrenching on a SD-70 or SD-77TF, you need the parts number on hand before you pull anything apart. That’s the difference between a two-hour repair and a two-day wait for the wrong part. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your tablet or print the sections you need. Your machine – and your wallet – will thank you.