Dynapac CC222 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever waited on a part that didn’t fit because someone copied the old number wrong, you know the waste. I’ve seen it in auto shops; heavy equipment is worse. That’s why I keep factory documents on the bench, not aftermarket PDFs that renumber things. This Dynapac CC222 Parts Catalog is the real factory document. 355 pages of exploded views, OEM part numbers, and ordering specs. It’s not a repair manual — it’s a parts bible for the CC222 vibratory tandem roller. If you’re turning wrenches on one of these, you need this thing open on a tablet or printed out.

Ordering Parts: The Six Data Points You Must Have

Page 4 of this Dynapac CC222 Parts Catalog spells out exactly what you need to give your dealer to avoid a wrong shipment. Machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part name, and dimensions if ordering by length. I’ve seen guys skip the serial number and get a seal that’s 3mm too small. That’s a day of downtime. The catalog forces you to slow down and get it right. No guesswork, because the factory printed the spec for a reason.

Engine Coverage: DEUTZ BF4L 1011F

This catalog covers the CC222 with the DEUTZ BF4L 1011F diesel engine. The validity range in the introduction lists serial numbers from *61710901* through *61711599*. If your roller falls inside that range, this catalog matches. The engine section will have the fuel system, cooling, and mounting parts broken down in exploded views. You can trace a part number from the illustration straight to the order form without cross-referencing three different sources.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Indexes

Aftermarket parts lists often renumber parts or group them wrong. I’ve seen a hydraulic filter listed as a fuel filter in a third-party catalog — that’s a $2,000 mistake if it goes in the wrong port. This Dynapac CC222 Parts Catalog uses original Dynapac part numbers. The same numbers that come stamped on the box from the factory. If you cross-check with the Dynapac website, you’ll see the numbers match. No translation errors, no “equivalent” parts that aren’t.

Who Needs This? Shop Owners and Fleet Mechanics

If you run a shop that services compaction equipment, or you’re the lead mechanic on a fleet of CC222 rollers, this catalog is your parts-ordering backbone. The 355 pages cover everything from the vibration system to the water spray bars. Don’t try to rebuild a wheel motor without the part diagram — you’ll end up with leftover bearings. This catalog shows you exactly what goes where, so you order the correct seal kit the first time.

What the 355 Pages Contain

The catalog is divided into groups. You’ll find sections for the frame, drum, engine mounting, hydraulic system, electrical system, and more. Each group starts with an illustration and a parts list table. The part number, description, quantity per roller, and any notes. Page numbers are laid out so you can flip straight to the group you need. For ordering specifics, page 4 has the full instructions in English, Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, and French. That page alone will save you a phone call to a dealer who doesn’t speak your language.

Related Manuals You Might Need

• Dynapac CC222 CC232 CC422 CC522 CA602 Workshop Manual
• Dynapac CC222/422/522 Workshop Manual
• Dynapac CC222 Parts Catalog

For a broader look at how these fit into the Automotive Industry Overview, the factory specifications are the standard. Don’t cut corners on parts identification.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog cover the CC222 only?

Yes.

How do I know my roller serial number is included?

The catalog specifies serial numbers for the DEUTZ engine versions. Check page 3 for exact ranges.

Can I use this to order parts from any dealer?

It includes a section for your agent/dealer. The catalog gives you part numbers, denominations, and dimensions. You need to provide machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. This data is in the ordering instructions on page 4. Provide all six items, and the dealer can pull the part from the factory stock.

Is this a repair manual?

No, it’s a parts catalog. It does not include repair procedures. You’ll need the workshop manual for that.

Bottom line: If you maintain a Dynapac CC222, you need the factory parts data on your side. Don’t trust aftermarket reprints. Download the Factory Manual and keep it with the machine’s service file. It’s 355 pages of the exact information Dynapac prints for their own dealers. That’s the only way to order parts without second-guessing.