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Superpac 320 1999 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM for Serial Number 10001 & Up

I’ve seen guys waste a whole afternoon because they ordered a hydraulic filter from a generic cross-reference. It didn’t fit. Then they tried again. Still wrong. That’s the difference between an aftermarket list and a factory OEM Parts Catalog. This is the genuine 1999 catalog for the Superpac 320 vibratory compactor, covering serial number 10001 and up. 60 pages of parts plates and indexes – the same pages the dealer uses. No reprint, no third-party guessing. Flip to page 1 and you’ll see the machine identification. Page 4 lays out the full table of contents. You need this if you want the right part the first time.

Superpac 320 Parts Catalog: What’s Inside

This isn’t a service manual. It’s a parts catalog, and it’s built around the OEM parts plates. Each plate shows an exploded view of a component group with callouts and factory part numbers. The “Using this Manual” section on page iii explains the plate format – how to read the reference numbers, quantities, and descriptions. It also shows you where to find the parts alphabetical index and numerical index. That’s critical when you’re looking for a specific part name or number.

Parts Plates: How to Read Them

The parts plates section starts at page 1-1. Each plate covers a major assembly – engine, hydraulic system, roller frame, controls. The plates are numbered and cross-referenced in the indexes. If you’ve ever tried to match a part visually from a blurry photo on a forum, you’ll appreciate having a clear OEM drawing with the actual part number stamped right on the page. That’s how you avoid ordering the wrong seal or bearing.

Production Identification Number: Why Serial Number Matters

Every compactor has a unique serial number stamped on the frame. The “Production Identification Number” section on page vii explains how to decode it. The 1999 Superpac 320 catalog is specifically for SN 10001 and up. If your machine is older, this isn’t the right catalog. Using the wrong serial number range can lead to mismatched parts, hours of downtime, and safety issues when a component doesn’t fit properly. Check your serial number first.

Using the Alphabetical and Numerical Indexes

When you know the part name but not the number, go to the alphabetical index (page A-1). It lists every part description alphabetically and shows the plate number and reference number. If you already have a part number from another source, the numerical index (page N-1) helps you find the plate. Both indexes are factory-created, not something a third party cooked up. That’s the difference between hitting the right part and chasing ghosts.

Product Support Services: Ordering Parts Correctly

Page viii covers product support. It tells you how to contact the factory for part availability, how to interpret superseded part numbers, and what information you need when ordering – model, serial number, part number, quantity. I’ve seen mechanics skip this section and end up on hold for twenty minutes because they didn’t have the serial number handy. Read it. Then use the catalog to order with confidence that only OEM factory data can give.

Related catalogs you might need: Superpac 4010 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM for Roller SN 101820 & Up, Superpac 6620 1999 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Roller Parts, Superpac 6620 2000 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Roller Parts.

Understanding the importance of factory documentation extends beyond compactors. The same principles of OEM quality and traceability apply across the whole Automotive Industry Overview. When you’re dealing with heavy equipment, every part number matters. For more on industry standards, check the Automotive Industry Overview.

Does this catalog include repair procedures or torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It is for identifying and ordering parts only.

Can I use this catalog for a Superpac 320 with serial number below 10001?

No. The catalog explicitly covers serial number 10001 and up. Earlier machines have different part numbers. Using this catalog for a lower SN could result in wrong parts. Always verify your serial number using the Production Identification Number section on page vii of the manual. If your machine is older, you need a different parts catalog.

If you want to stop guessing which part fits and start ordering the exact factory component, access the factory manual. This 60-page document is the real deal – OEM, original, and ready to save you the headache of wrong parts. Get it now.