CASE 1107DX, 1107DX-D & 1107DX-PD Vibratory Soil Compactor Parts Catalogue PDF

Description

CASE 1107DX / 1107DX-D / 1107DX-PD Vibratory Soil Compactor Parts Catalogue

This is the full illustrated parts catalogue for the CASE 1107DX, 1107DX-D and 1107DX-PD vibratory soil compactors. It is a genuine parts identification reference built for owners, workshops, service managers, parts counter staff and procurement teams who need to pull the right component the first time. Every group is laid out as an exploded illustration plus a matching bill of material, so you can trace a single bolt, seal, bearing or complete assembly straight from the drawing to its part number.

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated Parts Catalogue
• Brand: CASE
• Models: 1107DX, 1107DX-D, 1107DX-PD
• Machine type: Vibratory Soil Compactor
• Language: English
• File format: PDF
• Page count: 220 pages
• Revision log: Rev 01 (Original Issue, 18/01/13) through Rev 05 (SEP 2016)
• Latest revision date shown: 24/09/16

How the Catalogue Is Organised

The catalogue uses an eight-group numbering system that mirrors the machine itself. Each group is split into sub-pages, and every sub-page carries the model header, revision number, revision date and page number in the footer so you always know which print you are looking at.

• 100 – Machine: Front Structure
• 200 – Machine: Rear Structure
• 300 – Engine Group
• 400 – Hydraulic Circuits
• 500 – Hydraulic Components
• 600 – Canopy
• 700 – Electricals
• 800 – Stickers & Painting

Every bill of material table uses the same columns: Item No., Part No., Description, Qty. and Effective From. That last column is what keeps you honest at the parts counter — it tells you exactly which machine serial number a component supersedes or applies to, so you never sell a customer a part that physically will not fit their build.

Group 100 – Machine Front Structure

This is the drum end of the machine. It opens with the vibration roller assemblies in five sub-pages covering the TRB drum drive, the CRB drum drive and a dedicated bearing assembly page. There is a separate auxiliary drum assembly and auxiliary drum support assembly for the STD machine, a dedicated vibration roller assembly for the PD segment, two roller frame assembly variants (one for drum drive and STD machines, one for machines fitted with the PD segment), and an articulation joint assembly. The exploded views show exciter shafts, floating masses, circlips, bearings, bearing housings, drive plates, drum mounts, coupling hubs, cross roller slew rings and the full hardware set down to individual washers and nylock nuts.

Group 200 – Machine Rear Structure

The rear frame is presented across five sub-pages, covering the frame weldment, engine canopy and fuel tank mounting. Then come the operator’s platform pages (including the FNR lever assembly), the rear wheel assembly, the rear axle and axle motor mounting, and the rear axle and axle housing. The driveline detail continues with eight sub-pages for the rear axle and bevel gear set, differential, brakes, final reduction, transmission housing and internal gearing — half-shafts, coupling bushings, brake discs, counter discs, positive and negative brake pistons, Belleville washers, seals, crown gears and planet carriers are all listed individually.

Group 300 – Engine Group

The engine group runs across four sub-pages. It covers the engine system installation and mounting, the air cleaner assembly with its primary and safety elements, pre-cleaner and clog indicator switch, the hydraulic pump coupling, and the engine/chassis interface hardware. The exploded drawings show brackets, clamps, hoses and fasteners in the same item-numbered format as the rest of the catalogue.

Group 400 – Hydraulic Circuits

Here the catalogue switches from parts explosions to circuit routing. Separate pages cover the travel circuit (drum drive), the standard travel circuit, the steering circuit for DD/STD/PD machines, the vibration circuit, the brake circuit for DD and STD, and the case drain lines. Every hose is identified by part number, description, quantity and serial effectivity, and the diagrams label the port connections at the pump, motor, filter and tank ends. Connectors, adapters, split flange clamps, elbows, tees and O-rings are all listed alongside their matching circuit position.

Group 500 – Hydraulic Components

This group tears down the individual hydraulic units. The vibration pump is covered across several sub-pages (base pump, charge section, remote filter adapter and control/manifold sections) with overhaul gasket kits, gerotor assemblies, swash plate components, journal bearings, roller bearings, retaining rings and solenoid valves itemised. The travel pump gets its own extensive breakdown including cylinder block, pistons and slippers, slipper retainer guides, valve plates, control kits, feedback links and seal kits. The rear axle motor section lists motor housings, cylinder block kits, beam assemblies, brake housing, oil seals, bearings and a full distributor kit. The steering unit page details the orbitrol block and its seal kit, and the optional steering cylinder page breaks the cylinder down by seal, ring, wiper, circlip and rod component.

Group 600 – Canopy

The canopy assembly page lists the complete canopy structure with its mounting hardware for the 1107DX.

Group 700 – Electricals

The electrical group is laid out as harness routing diagrams plus item lists. The main harness diagram shows every connector head — horn switch, park brake switch, ignition switch, FNR lever, cut-off switch, emergency stop, high speed switch, frequency selector, hour meter, front and rear work light switches, hazard switch, air filter clog indicator, cluster and fuse box/relay. Separate pages cover the engine harness (alternator, water temperature switch and sensor, oil pressure sensor, main fuse, hydraulic filter, starter motor, engine stop solenoid, high speed solenoid, park brake solenoid, fuel level sender, frequency senders and solenoid valve), the canopy harness with front and rear lights, an optional side work light diagram, the rear harness with tail lamps, the front harness with head lamps, the battery relay and fuse mounting, the control panel layout, the instrument cluster breakdown (case, front dial, crystal, front ring, clamp, sealing ring, gauges and back cover), the starter safety relay and an optional telematics box with its jump harness.

Group 800 – Stickers & Painting

Three pages cover the machine decals and finishing: the CASE serial number plate and rivets, amber/white/red reflex reflectors, red and white reflective tape, the fuel, hydraulic fluid and ignition decals, the throttle sticker, crush hazard, fan hazard and articulation lock decals, the general hazard decal, the FNR decal, the telematics decal and the 1107DX / 1107DX-D / 1107DX-PD model number decals. The 801 page also includes the CASE eagle and impact logo decals and grille medallion fixings. The 803 page lists the tool kit supplied with the machine — Allen key set, spanner set, socket set, extension bar, T-handle, metal tool box, screwdrivers, O-rings and the navtal lock and key pouch.

Why This Catalogue Belongs in Your Workshop

When a 1107DX vibratory soil compactor is on hire or on a compaction programme, downtime is the enemy. This catalogue gives you the fastest possible route from “the drum won’t vibrate” or “the axle is leaking” to the exact part number you need to order. Because every assembly is exploded and every line item is numbered, you can identify a component by its position on the machine rather than by description alone — the single most reliable way to avoid wrong-part returns on a machine built across multiple serial ranges.

The Effective From column is especially valuable on a compactor that went through five revision levels. If you maintain a fleet with early and late build 1107DX units, or a mix of 1107DX, 1107DX-D and 1107DX-PD variants, this document shows you where the part numbers diverge instead of leaving you to guess.

For workshop planners, the group structure also doubles as a teardown sequence. Group 100 and 200 explode the frame and drum assemblies; Groups 400 and 500 let you trace hydraulic circuits and rebuild the pumps, motors and steering components; Group 700 lets you fault-find the electrical harness connector by connector. Parts managers can use the bill of material tables to build stock lists for the fast-moving items — seals, bearings, O-rings, circlips, hardware — and use the effective-from data to keep the right variant on the shelf.

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This CASE 1107DX / 1107DX-D / 1107DX-PD Vibratory Soil Compactor Parts Catalogue is delivered as an instant-download PDF. There is no shipping, no waiting on a courier and no risk of a damaged print arriving. Once payment clears, the file is available immediately. Read it on a workshop laptop, a tablet on the machine, or a phone at the parts counter, and print the specific exploded diagram or bill of material page you need for the job at hand — a full workshop copy without the weight of a ring binder. Keep it on file and you have a permanent reference for every 1107DX you maintain, in every build level covered by the five revisions.