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Superpac 4010 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Manual for Rollers

I’ve watched guys burn an afternoon chasing the wrong filter or tie-rod end because they grabbed a generic parts list. That’s not a mistake you make twice – not when a job’s on the clock and the customer’s staring. The Superpac 4010 Parts Catalog is the OEM document that matches your machine’s serial number. You get factory parts plates, not aftermarket guesswork.

This catalog runs 57 pages. It covers vibratory rollers with S/N 101820 and up, plus S/N 101728. The Table of Contents starts on page ii – you get sections like FRAME ASSEMBLY, WHEEL ASSEMBLY, DRUM DRIVE SIDE, ROPS, HOOD ASSEMBLY, HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS, and more. Every illustration is a parts plate with callouts. No blurry scans, no renumbered parts from a third party.

If you’ve ever ordered an O-ring that was the wrong dash size, you know the value of a factory cross-reference. Page xiii lists 37° J.I.C. flare and standard SAE O-rings. You also get a Quick Reference Chart for Filters and Belts on page x – it ties part numbers to serial number ranges. That alone saves you from ordering the wrong fuel filter for a machine that was built mid-run.

Superpac 4010 Parts Catalog: How to Identify Your Serial Number

This manual fits rollers with S/N 101820 & up, and it also lists 101728. If your machine falls in that range, the parts plates in this catalog are correct. The Product Identification Number section on page vii explains the manufacturing code unique to your compactor. Don’t skip that page – it keeps you from ordering parts for a different build series.

What This Catalog Covers: Frame, Drums, and Hydraulics

The 10 sections cover the whole machine. Section 1 – FRAME ASSEMBLY – includes the ARTICULATION, FRONT FRAME, HOSE INSTALLATION GROUP (no blade), and both SCRAPER groups (padded drum and smooth drum). Section 3 – DRUM DRIVE SIDE – includes DRUM – VIBE SIDE and DRUM SPINDLE ASSEMBLY. Section 6 – HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS – breaks out the PROPEL HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT, VIBRATION STEERING, plus the individual valve groups: VALVE – VIBRATION, VALVE – LOOP FLUSH, VALVE – PRIORITY, VALVE TRACTION. If you need a steering component or a throttle cable, go to Section 4 – ROPS – which has DRIVE & THROTTLE CONTROL in two parts.

57 Pages of OEM Parts Plates – Organized by Assembly

Each section starts with a parts plate that shows the assembly exploded. Part numbers are right next to the callouts. You don’t flip back and forth between a separate index – the Index starts on page 8-1, but the plates themselves are grouped logically. For example, the HOOD ASSEMBLY (Section 5) gives you the ENGINE GROUP, OIL COOLER GROUP, AIR CLEANER GROUP, EXHAUST GROUP, and FUEL LINE GROUP on consecutive pages. That speed matters when you’re holding a worn-out hose and need the replacement number.

Use the Quick Reference Chart for Filters and Belts

Page x lists all filters and belts with cross-references to serial number ranges and model designations. Before you pull the old filter, check this chart. It prevents the “that looks close” mistake. Also, the Abbreviations list on page ix explains every acronym used in the catalog – no guessing what “U/J” or “HST” means.

Ordering O-Rings: Factory Specs Reduce Leaks

Page xiii gives you a dedicated guide for ordering O-rings. It identifies 37° J.I.C. flare and standard SAE O-rings. Use the correct one, and you don’t get that slow weep at the fitting a month later. The manual also covers Product Support Services on page ix – it explains how to order parts correctly from your dealer. This is the kind of detail aftermarket parts lists skip.

Related Manuals

• SuperPac 6620 Roller Parts Manual SN 101521 Up”>SuperPac 6620 Roller Parts Manual SN 101521 Up
• SuperPac 6620 Roller Parts Catalog SN 101940 & Up”>SuperPac 6620 Roller Parts Catalog SN 101940 & Up
• SuperPac 660 & 660P Parts Manual”>SuperPac 660 & 660P Parts Manual

For broader context on the compaction equipment industry, see the Automotive Industry Overview. Also, the Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia covers related manufacturing standards that apply to hydraulic and powertrain components.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specs for assembly?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It shows exploded views and part numbers. Torque values are in the factory service manual for the 4010.

Can I use this for a 4010 with a serial number lower than 101820?

The catalog explicitly covers S/N 101820 & up, plus 101728. Lower serial numbers may have different part callouts. Check your machine’s S/N plate before ordering.

How are the parts plates arranged – alphabetical or by function?

By assembly. Each section groups related components together – for example, the DRUM DRIVE SIDE section covers the drum, vibe side, and spindle assembly on consecutive pages. The parts plates are numbered within each section (1-1, 1-2, etc.).

Does it list part numbers for the hydraulic valves separately?

Yes. Section 6 – HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS – includes separate plates for the PROPEL HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT, VIBRATION STEERING, and each valve subgroup: VALVE – VIBRATION, VALVE – LOOP FLUSH, VALVE – PRIORITY, and VALVE TRACTION. You get individual part numbers for seals, spools, and bodies.

Don’t waste time with a generic parts list that doesn’t match your serial number. The OEM document is here, ready to use. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and get the right part the first time.