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Superpac 6620 2000 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Roller Parts

Let me tell you straight: if you’re working on a SuperPac 6620 roller and you’re using a third-party parts list, you’re burning billable hours. I’ve seen guys order the wrong O-ring because they trusted a generic parts drawing. That’s money down the drain and a machine sitting on the lot while you wait for the right part. This Superpac 6620 2000 Parts Catalog is the only one that came off the press from SuperPac Compaction in 2000 – 73 pages of factory-sourced part numbers, exploded views, and serial-number-specific callouts. No one else has this data.

7 Systems Covered in This Parts Catalog

This isn’t a service manual – it’s a parts catalog, which means every single component is listed with its factory part number and illustrated in an exploded view. The table of contents breaks it down into seven chapters: Frames & Cowling, Engine & Controls, Drums, Hydraulic Circuits, Hydraulic Components, Electrical, and Options. Inside the Engine & Controls section (pages 2-1 through 2-7) you’ll find the engine group broken into two sub-groups, plus the radiator/oil cooler, air cleaner, alternator/starter/fuel line, and both forward/reverse and throttle controls. The engine group is the heart of this machine – don’t guess which gasket or hose you need.

How to Order the Correct O-Ring – Page xiii

Page xiii of this manual has a dedicated section for ordering O-rings. It identifies 37° J.I.C. flare and standard SAE O-rings with the exact size and material spec. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen a leak because someone grabbed the wrong dash size. Use page xiii and you’ll get the right ring the first call. If you’re working on the vibration hydraulic circuit, cross-reference that O-ring with the part number on the corresponding parts plate. The catalog even has a Quick Reference Chart for Filters and Belts on page x – lists every filter and belt with serial number range and model designation. That alone saves an hour of flipping pages.

Is This Manual Right for Your 6620 Roller?

Check the serial number. This parts catalog applies to rollers with S/N 101940 & up, plus S/N 101755. If your machine falls outside that range, the part numbers may differ – especially on the drum assembly groups. The cover states “Applicable to Rollers with S/N 101940 & up plus S/N 101755.” If you have a later 6620, this is your book. If not, look for the earlier SuperPac 6620 Roller Parts Manual SN 101521 Up or the Superpac 4010 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM for Roller SN 101820 & Up. For smaller models, check the SuperPac 660 & 660P Parts Manual.

Why Factory OEM Beats Aftermarket Copies

Aftermarket parts catalogs often redraw the illustrations and drop the serial-number-specific notes. This one has the original SuperPac part number 209712 (09/00) printed in Canada. The exploded views show every bolt, seal, and bushing with the exact SuperPac part number. No “equivalent” numbers. If a part has been superseded, the manual doesn’t show that – you’d need the latest factory bulletin. But for the 2000 model year, this is the definitive source. The Automotive Industry Overview will tell you about the industry, but this manual will tell you the exact part number for the steering control unit on page 5-1.

What You Can Expect From Each Chapter

Each chapter is numbered with a parts plate format. For example, FRAMES & COWLING includes the engine hood group (page 1-1), front frame group in two views, articulation joint, rear frame, front pedestal, ROPS, seat, and decals. The DRUMS chapter has three sub-assemblies: drive drum, eccentric shaft drum, and carrier drum – each with separate parts plate and part number list. The hydraulic circuits chapter (4) shows the propel, vibration, steering, filtration, and blade circuits as schematic-style layouts with component callouts. If you need a torque hub for the drum, turn to page 5-5 in the Hydraulic Components chapter. The manual also includes an Index starting on page 8-1 that lists every part description alphabetically with page reference.

3 Reasons to Choose OEM Documentation

1. Accuracy – Every part number was verified by SuperPac’s engineering team in 2000. No aftermarket reinterpretation.
2. Serial Number Specific – The manual explicitly lists which serial number ranges each parts plate covers. You won’t get a part that doesn’t fit.
3. Complete Reference – Includes abbreviations, product support services, and a filter/belt quick chart that no third-party reprint includes.

The electrical chapter (6) shows the standard and deluxe gauge panel assemblies, instrument groups, and battery group. If you’re troubleshooting a wiring issue, the parts plate will tell you exactly which switch or sensor you need – but you’ll want the service manual for the wiring diagram. This catalog is for ordering parts, not diagnosing faults.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are not listed. You need the factory service manual for that.

Can I use this for a 6620 roller built before S/N 101755?

Only if the parts plates explicitly cross-reference your serial number. The manual states it applies to S/N 101940 & up plus S/N 101755. If your serial number is lower, you may need the earlier edition.

How do I find the part number for the eccentric shaft drum assembly?

Turn to chapter 3, section “DRUM ASSY. – ECCENTRIC SHAFT (2 of 3)” – that parts plate lists every component from the shaft to the bearings with factory part numbers.

What format is the access?

You get a searchable PDF of the original 73-page printed manual. No watermarks, no missing pages.

If you’re tired of calling the dealer and waiting on hold, or if you’ve already spent a Saturday tearing down a hydraulic motor only to find the wrong seal, stop guessing. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact part numbers you need. This Superpac 6620 2000 Parts Catalog puts the OEM data on your screen – every nut, bolt, filter, and belt, with the original SuperPac part numbers. No reprints, no aftermarket shortcuts. Just the factory book.