Description

Sakai SW880, SW990 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Sakai roller and ended up with the wrong seal, gasket, or hydraulic fitting because you guessed from a generic diagram, you know the cost of a mistake. Time wasted, machine down, job delayed. This Sakai SW880, SW990 Parts Catalog from the factory prints the exact part numbers, exploded views, and chassis applicability. 172 pages of OEM data, not aftermarket guesswork. The catalog splits SW880 and SW990 systems where they differ—engine, fuel, hydraulic drive—so you pull the right number for your chassis.

Engine System: Separate Listings for SW880 and SW990

The Engine section lists parts for the Deutz TCD2012L04 2V (SW880) and TCD2012L06 2V (SW990) separately. Each subsection gives key numbers, part names, and quantity per vehicle. Need a cylinder head gasket? The exploded view shows every bolt and seal. The catalog notes chassis number applicability—parts superseded after a certain serial are marked. Don’t assume the same injector fits both models; check the remarks column. That’s the difference between a running machine and a parts-ordering headache.

Sakai SW880, SW990 Parts Catalog: 172 Pages of Factory Data

Every page in this Parts Catalog is a direct reproduction of Sakai Heavy Industries’ original documentation. The guide for use explains how to read the quantity column, what abbreviations like LH/RH and N/S mean, and how order codes work. Page references link assembly groups to their component breakdowns. For the Fuel system, you get separate pages for SW880 and SW990—fuel lines, filters, injection components. The Cooling system section covers both models on a shared page (radiator, fan, belts). No corporate reprints, no scanned copies of a copy. This is the file Sakai sent to dealers.

Brake and Steering Cylinder Coverage

The Brake system chapter lists every spring, shoe, drum, and hydraulic line. The Cylinder section within the steering system shows the steering cylinder seals, rods, and piston parts. You get the part number for the cylinder repair kit—not a vague description. If you’re rebuilding a leaking steering cylinder on a SW880, turn to the STEERING SYSTEM (CYLINDER) section and order the exact o-ring. That saves a second teardown because you bought the wrong diameter.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Diagrams

Aftermarket parts finders often combine multiple models into one generic image. This catalog separates SW880 and SW990 for every major system: engine, fuel, intake, exhaust, hydraulic drive, vibrating roll, frame, electrical. You get the correct part number for your chassis number. The guide for use shows how to read the remarks column: a mark “～No.10007” means applicable up to that chassis. Miss that detail and you order a part that won’t fit. OEM documentation is the only way to be sure.

Get the Right Part Numbers Every Time

Use the index at the back (page numbers for each group) to jump to the right section. For the vibrating roll, the catalog gives drum bearings, mounts, and eccentric weight parts. For the Cooling system, the fan and pulley bearings are listed with OEM numbers—not generic cross-references. The Cylinder sections (steering, hydraulic) show the complete assembly and the individual seals. Combine this catalog with the SAKAI SW880 SW990 Operating & Maintenance Instructions for torque specs and service intervals. For other Sakai rollers, check the SAKAI SW770HF Vibrating Roller Parts Catalogue or the SAKAI SW300-1/SW320-1/SW330-1 Parts Catalogue 2012. For industry context, see the Automotive Industry Overview and the Automotive Industry Overview for how these machines support construction.

FAQs

Does this catalog include engine part numbers for the Deutz TCD2012?

No. The manual explicitly states engine parts are in a separate Deutz catalog. This covers everything else.

How do I identify the correct part for my chassis number if there’s a supersession?

Look at the remarks column next to the part listing. If it shows a notation like “～No.10007—Applicable up to 10007,” then that part fits only chassis up to that number. After the chassis number break, a new part number is listed just below with a mark. Always quote the renewed part number shown under the asterisk. The guide for use (page 3) explains this with examples. Order the part that matches your chassis, not the one that looks right in the diagram.

Stop guessing and start ordering the correct parts. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your Sakai SW880 or SW990 roller working without downtime.