Superpac 660, 660P 1998 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever tried to order a part for a Superpac 660 roller from an aftermarket listing, you know the headache. Wrong part number, wrong revision, wrong everything. That’s why you need the Superpac 660, 660P 1998 Parts Catalog – the actual factory document. 76 pages of authentic part breakdowns. Not a reprint from some third party. Superpac themselves printed this in 1998 for serial numbers 100370 and up.

Engine & Controls: Part Numbers for Cooling and Fuel Systems

Section 2 of this catalog covers the engine, cooling system, air cleaner, and fuel line. I’ve had guys pull a water pump off a 660P and then spend an hour flipping through generic parts sites. With this manual, you flip to page 2-2 for the cooling system. Every bolt, hose clamp, and radiator part has a Superpac part number. Same for the fuel system – it’s right there in the Alternator, Starter & Fuel Line subsection. You don’t guess. You look it up.

Hydraulic Circuits: Factory O-Ring Specifications and Part Cross-References

Hydraulics on these rollers are touchy. The propel charge circuit, steering circuit, vibration circuit – each uses specific seals. The manual includes an O-ring ordering guide on page xiii that explains the 37° J.I.C. flare and standard SAE O-rings. If you misorder a seal, you’re looking at a leak that costs you a day. This catalog gives you the exact O-ring part numbers for each hydraulic circuit. I keep a copy in the shop because aftermarket catalogs never list the right dash size for the steering cylinder.

What Parts Are Covered in the 7 Chapter Structure?

Seven chapters. Frames & Cowling, Engine & Controls, Drums, Hydraulic Circuits, Hydraulic Components, Electrical, and Options. Each chapter breaks down the roller into subassemblies with exploded views. Need a decal for the ROPS? That’s in Chapter 1. Drum carrier parts? Chapter 3. Working lights and beacon? That’s in Options, Chapter 7. The index at the back (page I-1) lets you cross-reference any part name to its drawing. No wasted time flipping randomly.

3 Reasons to Choose This Factory Parts Catalog Over Aftermarket

First, the part numbers are direct from Superpac Compaction. Aftermarket repos often renumber parts or omit revisions. Second, this catalog includes the Quick Reference Chart for Filters and Belts – cross-referenced by serial number range. You can verify a filter fits your 660 before ordering. Third, the manual has Product Support Services instructions for ordering O-rings and getting technical support. Aftermarket documents skip all that. Superpac 4010 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM for Roller SN 101820 & Up covers similar territory for a different machine. Superpac 6620 1999 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Roller Parts also follows the same OEM structure. SuperPac 6620 Roller Parts Catalog SN 101940 & Up is another option if you need later models.

Audience Fit: Who Needs This Parts Catalog

You. If you own a Superpac 660 or 660P vibratory compactor, this catalog saves you from ordering the wrong engine mount or drum scraper. Home garage enthusiasts who work on construction equipment? Yes. A shop owner who has a customer’s roller sitting on the lift? Absolutely. This manual assumes you know what a torque hub looks like – it doesn’t hold your hand. But it gives you the OEM part numbers so you can order exactly what Superpac intended. That’s the whole point. The automotive industry runs on correct parts, and Automotive Industry Overview shows how critical standardization is. Automotive Industry Overview reinforces that.

Source Validity: OEM Factory Print vs Aftermarket Copies

I’ll say it plain: aftermarket parts catalogs for older rollers are garbage. They copy the drawings, blur the part numbers, and leave out revision histories. This Superpac 660, 660P 1998 Parts Catalog is an original factory print. Part number L-3024-03, dated October 1998. Printed in Canada. The pages show the actual Superpac part numbers used on the assembly line. When you order a part using this book, you get the same part that came off the line. I’ve had apprentices try to use a scanned PDF from a forum – they ended up with the wrong brake assembly for the wheel. Get the real thing.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs or service procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers, quantities, and exploded views. For torque specs you need the service manual.

Can I use this catalog for a Superpac 660 with serial number below 100370?

No. This manual applies only to SN 100370 and up. Earlier machines use different part numbers. Check the model plate before ordering.

What if I need a part that isn’t listed in the index?

Look under the appropriate section. For example, the blade cylinder is listed under Options, page 7-2. If you still can’t find it, contact Superpac product support using the information on page 2 of the manual. They can help identify obsolete part supersessions.

How are the part numbers organized in the drawings?

Each parts plate (drawing) has a reference number next to each component. The corresponding table lists the part number, description, and quantity. Always verify the serial number range noted on the plate – some parts changed mid-production.

Stop wasting time and money on wrong parts. This manual puts every original Superpac part number for your 660 or 660P in front of you – engine mounts, cooling system hoses, fuel line fittings, drum scrapers, everything. Download the Factory Manual and keep it in your toolbox. You’ll order the right part the first time.