Dynapac CC7200 2015 Parts Catalog
You have a Dynapac CC7200 vibratory roller on the lot, the customer is waiting, and you need a part number for that eccentric shaft kit. You pull up a generic aftermarket list and find three different numbers that might fit. That is a waste of time and money. I have been turning wrenches since before most of you were born, and I can tell you: ordering the wrong part costs you twice. This is why the Dynapac CC7200 2015 Parts Catalog belongs on your bench. It is the factory print, 186 pages, direct from the manufacturer. It tells you exactly which part goes where, and it does not leave you guessing.
Service Kits and Repair Kits: The Factory Schedule
Flip to page 3 of this parts catalog and you see the entire service interval lineup. Three service kits: 50-hour (part 4812158072), 500-hour (4812158073), and 1000-hour (4812158074). Each kit is a bundled set of filters, seals, and wear items. The manual breaks them down by component. For the repair side, you get six repair kits: eccentric shaft kit (4700938907), drum rotation kit (4700938891), scraper kit CC501/722 (4700938921), shock absorber kit drum (4700938890), steering hitch kit (4700938562). Those are the part numbers you order. No cross-referencing, no calling five suppliers.
Engine and Hydraulic System: Where the Money Is
The CC7200 runs a Cummins QSB 6.7 C – IIIB engine, 129 kW. The catalog lists the complete engine assembly (4812121276) plus separate sections for cooling system, combustion air system, fuel system, and exhaust system. Each subsystem has its own exploded diagram and part number index. The hydraulic section covers propulsion and brake system, vibration system, and steering system. You get the hydraulic pump for propulsion (4700385989) with a separate end cap and rotary group breakdown. The vibration pump is covered in two subsections – each with its own rotary group and valve block. You want the steering valve? Part 4700480219. Steering cylinder? 4700392027. The catalog gives you the exact number, not a range.
3 Reasons to Choose the OEM Print Over Aftermarket
First, the OEM print comes from Dynapac, now part of Atlas Copco. The copyright page (page 1) states clearly: use only authorized parts. Any damage from unauthorized parts voids warranty and product liability. Second, the aftermarket catalogs often skip sub-assemblies. This one shows every bolt, seal, and grommet. Third, the PDF is searchable. You can jump to “fuses” or “sprinkler system” without flipping pages. That saves time when the customer is standing behind you.
Drum and Vibration System: Section-by-Section Coverage
The drum section alone spans pages 49 through 55, covering two drum variations plus the drum gear (4700372987). The vibration system starts on page 90 with the hydraulic motor (4700386008) and pump (4700385078). Each pump is broken down to the rotary group and valve block. If you are rebuilding a vibration motor, you need the exact seal kit. The catalog lists it under the repair kits, but the exploded view on the vibration system pages confirms fitment. Do not rely on memory – look it up.
FAQ
- Does this catalog include torque specs for assembly?
- It is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values are not listed. You need the corresponding service manual for assembly data.
- Will this catalog work for the CC7200 with serial numbers before 10000361x0A014104?
- This edition covers machines from that serial number onward. Earlier machines may have different part numbers. Check the serial number before ordering.
- How do I find a part number for the sprinkler mat?
- Go to the Frame section, then Sprinkler mat (page 44 in the TOC). The exploded diagram shows each mat piece with its part number. Order from that.
- Can I use this catalog to identify obsolete parts that Dynapac no longer stocks?
- Yes. Even if a part is discontinued, the catalog gives you the original number to cross-reference with aftermarket equivalents. It also lists replacement options in the service kit groupings.
If you run a shop that works on compaction equipment, having the factory parts breakdown is not optional. It is the difference between a smooth repair and a parts-chasing nightmare. Dynapac CC7200 2015 Parts Catalog”>Get the factory print here. Also check the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec”>PL2000LS cold planer catalog if you work on that model, or the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer”>PL2000LS with full spec data. For general equipment knowledge, refer to Dynapac”>the official manufacturer site and the Automotive Industry Overview”>industry background. Download the Factory Manual now and stop guessing.
gearhead88 –
This is exactly what I was looking for. The pages are clean and easy to navigate. It helped me to rebuild my Dynapac CC7200 transmission. Worth every penny.