Rexworks SP-600D Parts Catalog – 158 Pages OEM Documentation

Description

You know the frustration when you tear down a vibratory roller and the part number you ordered doesn’t match because someone in the supply chain used a supersession chart from 1992? That stops here. The Rexworks SP-600D Parts Catalog is the OEM book — 158 pages of exploded diagrams, exact part numbers, and the factory index. No reprints, no photocopies of photocopies. This is from the original print.

Engine Assembly Breakdown (Page 46)

Opening page 46 gives you the engine, radiator, hydrostatic pump, and hydraulic pump in one exploded view. You see the mounting brackets, belt, and every fastener. Trying to guess which water pump gasket fits because the parts counter guy says “it looks right” costs you a second teardown. The factory diagram kills that. Each part has a callout number that ties directly to the parts index. No cross-referencing aftermarket catalogs.

Why OEM Documentation Saves You Money

Aftermarket parts lists often skip revisions. The Rexworks SP-600D had running changes — the vibratory drum assembly on page 122 may supersede earlier components. If you order based on a third-party site, you might get the wrong isolator or a bearing that doesn’t match the shaft. This catalog shows the exact part as built. Every hex cap screw, every O-ring. You pay for the right part once. I’ve seen shops burn three days of labor on a misidentified hydraulic cylinder seal. Don’t be that guy.

3 Systems That Will Fail Without Factory Specs

Hydraulic power steering — page 86 has the system schematic. Without knowing the port sizes and relief valve setting, you pump in a generic seal kit and the cylinder leaks under load. Traction drive — the hydrostatic transmission and drum brakes on page 102 need exact bearing numbers. Pack the wrong preload and you cook the differential (page 106). Vibration drive — the pneumatic isolators on page 128 are specific to the SP-600D drum weight. Swap in a generic rubber mount and the whole drum shakes itself loose. The manual covers every one of these.

Match Part Numbers Against the Numerical Index

Pages 130 through 158 are the numerical parts listing. Every part number from every exploded view is indexed alphabetically by part number. Need to verify a seal? Cross-check it here before you order. I keep a printed copy on the workbench and ring the number with a highlighter when I pull it. That index is your safety net against the parts guy who “thinks” the supersession is right. It’s not.

Safety Warnings: What the Manual Covers First

This catalog starts with safety alert symbols, signal words, and a separate Lima roller compactor safety manual. It reminds you about lockout procedures for the steering lock link (page 16) and daily brake tests (page 104). If you’re a one-man shop in San Antonio like me, you skip that at your own risk. The decal locations on page 14 tell you exactly where the warning labels go after a repaint. No guessing where the “crush hazard” sticker belongs.

Related manuals you should keep on the shelf: Rexworks SP-848B Parts Catalog – 182-Page OEM Manual and REXWORKS SP400 Parts & Service Manual (R 382). For industry background on compaction equipment standards, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

FAQ

Is this just a parts list or does it include service procedures?

It is a parts catalog with exploded views and part numbers. See the service manual for repair procedures.

Does it cover the Rexworks SP-600D only?

Yes, this manual is specifically for the Rexworks SP-600D Drum Drive Vibratory Roller, as identified by Manual No. 526 JD. It does not cover the SP-600PD or other variants. The parts index is unique to this serial number range. If you have a different model, look for the corresponding OEM manual. We also carry Rexworks SP-848B Parts Catalog – 182-Page OEM Manual and REXWORKS SP400 Parts & Service Manual (R 382) for other machines. The table of contents lists systems specific to the SP-600D, including the articulating joint, hydrostatic transmission, and vibratory drum. You won’t find generic cross-references here.

How are the pages organized?

The manual starts with safety rules and specifications, then moves into superstructure, control console, power unit, steering, traction drive, and vibration drive. A numerical parts index at the back lists every part number from the entire manual.

Can I use this to order parts from Rexworks today?

Yes. The manual includes instructions for ordering parts and Rexworks standard warranty info. Use the part numbers from the exploded views and index.

If you want to keep that SP-600D running without chasing ghosts, get the factory document. REXWORKS SP600D/SP600PD Parts & Service Manual is another option if you need service procedures too. Access the Factory Manual now.