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Rosco DELUX ROLLPAC III Parts Catalog – Factory Specs for Asphalt Roller

If you’ve ever ordered a brake pad for a DELUX ROLLPAC III and ended up with something that doesn’t fit, you know the frustration. I’ve watched guys waste a full day because they used a generic parts lookup instead of the factory catalog. This is the actual Rosco DELUX ROLLPAC III Parts Catalog – 95 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, and alphabetical indexing. Not a reprint. Not a third-party compilation. Direct from Rosco’s own manual number 37440-01.

I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years. When I need a replacement part for a roller, I don’t want a vague description. I want the part number, the thread pitch, the grade of the bolt, and the exact assembly it comes from. This catalog gives you all of that. The Parts Catalog is arranged by alphabetical sections – from Alarm Backup to Water Control Valve – so you can find what you need without flipping through unrelated procedures.

Brake Assembly: Full OEM Parts Breakdown

The brake section alone is worth the price of admission. Under the ‘B’ section you’ll find BRAKE ASSY, BRAKE PADS, and DISC,BRAKE,DELUXE – all with Rosco factory part numbers. No aftermarket substitutes. You get the exact dimensions for the disc and pad thickness. In the shop manual, page references guide you to the torque values for the caliper bolts, but in this catalog you get the part numbers to order the correct replacement. I’ve seen guys try to use a generic disc and end up with vibration. Don’t be that guy.

Engine Assemblies: Honda and Kohler Specs

Two engine options are covered: Honda 13 hp gas and Kohler 15 hp gasoline. Each has its own assembly listing – ENGINE ASSEMBLY, HONDA and ENGINE ASSEMBLY, KOHLER – plus separate wire harnesses, exhaust tubes, and lift brackets. The catalog even lists the specific battery requirements: 12V, 325 CCA for one option, 550 CCA Group 58 for another. If you’re replacing a starter or carburetor, the part number is there. No guesswork.

Why the OEM Catalog Beats Aftermarket Lookups

Aftermarket parts databases often combine multiple models into one generic list. This catalog is model-specific to the DELUX ROLLPAC III beginning with serial number 34753. Every fastener – from CSHH .250-20X.75, GR5 to the .500-13X2.75 – is listed with thread size, length, and grade. The manual also includes hydraulic fittings with specific JIC and ORFS designations. I’ve seen a $5 fitting turn into a $500 leak because someone used the wrong taper. This catalog prevents that.

95 Pages of Factory-Sourced Part Numbers

Thumbing through the PDF, you’ll notice every page is numbered consecutively within its section. Section II covers operation and maintenance, but the real meat is the parts section (Section 4 in the manual). There’s a complete listing for the brake assembly, steering column, drum/yoke, water system, and decals. The decal kit alone has 14 different safety and warning decals – from “No Forklifts” to “Parking Brake” and “Hydraulic Fluid”. If a decal is missing, you can order the exact one.

Decal Identification: Safety and Warning Labels

Safety isn’t optional. The catalog lists each decal by name: DECAL,CAUTION,15 PERCENT GRADE, DECAL,WARNING,ENGINE EXHAUST, DECAL,STARTING INSTRUCTIONS. If a decal is faded or peeled, you can replace it with the factory part. No generic sticker that says “Caution” in a different font. This matters when OSHA or an insurance adjuster comes around.

You can pair this catalog with other Rosco manuals for a complete reference. Check the Rosco Vibrastat III Stapac III 1997 Parts Catalog OEM Manual for vibratory models, the Rosco RA-2000 2001 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for larger rollers, or the Rosco HCS-F/F4 2003 Operators Manual – OEM Factory Specs for operation procedures. For a broader look at the industry, see the Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

How to Use the Alphabetical Index

Every part is listed alphabetically – from ALARM,BACKUP to WATER CONTROL VALVE. Each entry includes the part description and often a reference to the assembly it belongs to. For example, under “B” you’ll find BACKUP ALARM GROUP, BATTERY boot, and BRACE,CORNER. If you’re rebuilding the steering column, look for COVER,STEERING COLUMN and BEARING,COLUMN. The index saves you from scanning through all 95 pages.

Does the catalog include torque specifications for the brake assembly?

No, this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are in the operation and maintenance section of the full manual. The catalog focuses on part numbers and descriptions.

How do I identify the correct engine assembly for my DELUX ROLLPAC III?

The catalog lists two engine options: Honda 13hp and Kohler 15hp. Each has its own parts list with specific part numbers for gaskets, carburetors, and exhaust components. If you don’t know which engine you have, check the serial number plate location described in Section I of the manual. Cross-reference the engine assembly section under ‘E’ in the alphabetical index. There are also separate listings for engine wire harnesses and lift brackets. This avoids ordering the wrong intake gasket or throttle cable. The 95 pages cover every nut, bolt, and decal specific to your model.

Stop chasing part numbers through forums and third-party databases. If you’re working on a Rosco DELUX ROLLPAC III, get the original factory parts catalog from AutoRepairManuals. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your tablet or printed in the shop.