Dynapac LH 300 Parts Catalog

You’ve got a plate compactor down, and you need the right part – not some generic piece that’ll vibrate loose in ten hours. That’s where this OEM Dynapac LH 300 Parts Catalog comes in. It’s the exact document the factory uses to ship parts. 68 pages of exploded views, part numbers, and ordering instructions. No guesswork, no aftermarket nonsense. If you’re ordering a crankcase for the Hatz 1B30 or a gasket set for the Honda GX270, this is your blueprint.

Engine Variants: Hatz 1B30 and Honda GX270

This catalog covers both engine options for the LH 300. The Hatz 1B30 diesel and the Honda GX270 gas engine are listed with separate part numbers for each. You’ll find the cylinder head, piston ring sets, and carburetor breakdowns specific to your build. Page references are inline with the exploded diagrams – you don’t need to flip through a hundred pages to find what fits.

Ordering Spare Parts: The 6-Point Checklist

Page 4 spells out exactly what to tell your dealer: machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions if it’s a meter-length item. Miss any one of those and you get the wrong box. I’ve seen guys order “a bolt” and get a metric 8×1.25 when they needed an 8×1.0. This manual eliminates that. Write down the info from the exploded view, call your supplier, done.

68 Pages of Factory Specs

Every page in this catalog is a direct scan from the original Svedala printing. The binding is text pages structured with the picture reference on the right – you get the illustration and the part list side by side. That means you see exactly which washer goes where without second-guessing. The manual covers the forward and reverse plate compactor LH 300, SLH300-1EN3 issue dated 2000-05.

Why OEM Parts Catalog Over Aftermarket Reprints

Aftermarket catalogs often redraw the illustrations and drop fastener details. This one doesn’t. It’s the same document the factory ships with the machine. You get the exact part numbers Dynapac used when they built it. No reprints, no third-party compilations. If you’re paying for a part, you want the OEM number so you get the correct material and heat treat.

Related Manuals

• Dynapac LH 300 LH 700 LH 800 2002 Workshop Manual
• Dynapac LH 300 Parts Catalog
• DYNAPAC LH 300 LH 700 2001 Workshop Manual

External Resources

For more about the manufacturer, see the official Dynapac site. For general automotive industry context, read the Automotive Industry Overview.

Does this catalog cover the LH 700?

No. This is specific to the LH 300 forward and reverse plate compactor. For the LH 700 you need the separate parts catalog.

How do I find the correct part number for my engine?

First, identify your engine: Hatz 1B30 or Honda GX270. Then locate the engine section in the catalog (page numbers are listed in the table of contents within the PDF). Each exploded view has a callout number matching the parts list. Cross-reference the part number with your machine’s serial number – the page 2 of the manual lists which catalog issue corresponds to which serial range. That step matters because Dynapac updated parts over time. Write down the part number exactly as printed; one digit off and you’ll get a different bolt grade.

Don’t waste a morning ordering the wrong cap screw. Download the Factory Manual – get the real parts catalog on your screen or printed out before you touch the machine.