| B1. Width, front | 900 mm |
|---|---|
| D. Drum diameter | 500 mm |
| L. Length | 2250 mm |
| O1. Overhang, right | 125 mm |
| O2. Overhang, left | 75 mm |
| R2. Turning radius, inside | 2200 mm |
| W. Drum width | 700 mm |
| Masses | |
| Operating mass (CECE) | 1050 kg |
|---|---|
| Operating mass (incl. ROPS) | kg |
| Module mass (front/rear) | / |
| Traction | |
| Speed range | 22-30 m/min |
| Max. theoretical gradeability | % |
| Turning radius, inside | 2200 mm |
| Engine / Drive | |
| Manufacturer/Model | Wisconsin AENLD |
| Type | Air cooled |
| Rated power, SAE J1995 | (9.0 hp ) @ 3000 rpm |
| Fuel tank capacity | l |
| Alternative Engine | |
| Manufacturer/Model | Hatz ES 780 |
| Type | Air cooled |
| Alternative Engine | |
| Manufacturer/Model | |
| Type | Air cooled |
| History | |
| Production start (year) | 1954 |
| Production end (year) | 1975 |
| Note | CG10 was the one of the first roller models that was manufactured at VIBRO-Verken, the company that later on changed its name to DYNAPAC. The CG10 was Scandinavia's best-selling vibratory roller during its lifetime. Over 1000 CG10 was manufactured at our factory in Ljungby Sweden. Other manufacturing locations were USA and Brazil. The roller was also produced under licence in Spain. CG10 was a self-propelled two-drum roller with vibration on the front drum and it was available with three different engine options: - Wisconsin - Hatz - Berning |
| Compaction - Oscillation | |
| Oscillation frequency | Hz |
Worldwide / English
Spain / Spanish
France / French
Germany / German
Italy / Italian
Norway / Norwegian
Poland / Polish
Sweden / Swedish
USA / English
Brazil / Portuguese
Russia / Russian
China / Chinese
India / English
Australia / English