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Bomag MPH 122-2 2013 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs

If you’ve ever spent an afternoon cross-referencing aftermarket parts lists only to get a box of wrong bearings, you know the pain. This catalog ends that. 910 pages of factory-issued part numbers, exploded views, and a numerical index that actually works. I’ve been a mechanic for 28 years, and I’ve seen more mislabeled hydraulic fittings than I care to remember. The Bomag MPH 122-2 2013 Parts Catalog is the real thing – printed from the OEM files, not some scanned mess with missing pages.

Engine I Fitting Parts: What This Catalog Covers

The catalog breaks the machine into functional groups. The first major section after the preface is Engine I Fitting Parts – that’s the Deutz TCD2015V06CP power plant and all its mounts, lines, and accessories. Page 1 lists the serial number range (S/N 101590061042 >) and the engine model. You’ll find every bolt, gasket, and bracket with a Bomag part number. No guesswork.

Power Transmission and Actuation: Factory Diagrams

Power Transmission I Actuation covers the driveline, clutches, and hydraulic control linkages. Each component is shown in an exploded view with a parts list keyed to the illustration. The catalog is organized so you can find the exact part without flipping through generic cross-references. Page 3 shows the table of contents with all sections including Steering System and Frame with Attachment Parts.

Steering System Parts Breakdown

The steering section includes the orbital valve, cylinders, hoses, and mounting hardware. If you’re rebuilding a steering system on a soil stabilizer or asphalt recycler, you need the factory numbers – aftermarket catalogs often combine multiple revisions into one line item. This catalog gives you the specific revision for your machine’s build date.

Frame with Attachment Parts and Drum Section

The Frame with Attachment Parts chapter covers the main chassis, ROPS structure, and mounting points for the stabilizer rotor and recycler drum. Then the Drum I Tyres section lists the drum assembly, bearings, seals, and tire options. Both sections include part numbers that trace back to the numerical index at the end of the book – a lifesaver when you have a worn part in your hand but no reference.

Why OEM Documentation Beats Aftermarket

I’ve had it with aftermarket catalogs that show “compatible” parts that don’t fit. This is a direct-from-Bomag file, catalog number 00818726, dated 01.02.2013. The copyright page (page 2) carries the full legal notice – this isn’t a re-typed summary. Every part number, every quantity, every illustration is what the factory uses. For the heavy equipment industry, that matters when you’re ordering a $2,000 hydraulic pump.

Get the Right Part Number with the Numerical Index

The last section of the manual is a Numerical Index that lists every part number in alphabetical order with the page where it appears. If you have a part number from a tag on the old component, you can look it up in seconds. No scrolling through a blurry PDF. The index alone saves hours of cross-referencing.

This catalog is built for anyone maintaining a Bomag MPH 122-2 – whether you run a rental fleet, own a construction company, or work on these machines in a small shop. The audience includes experienced mechanics who need fast accuracy and DIY owners who don’t want to pay dealer prices for a part lookup. A real-world case: I had a customer with a 2013 MPH 122-2 that needed a new rotor drive shaft seal. The aftermarket catalog showed three options – all wrong. One call to Bomag dealer with the part number from this catalog, and the seal arrived two days later.

Related manuals you may need: BOMAG MPH 122-2 2011 Training Manual covers operation and maintenance. For older machines, see Bomag MPH100 1996 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs. If you work on the T-Mag series, read Bomag T-Mag, T-Mag XXC, C-Mag, P-Mag 2009 Parts Catalog Review. The heavy equipment field has specific documentation standards – check Automotive Industry Overview for broader context. And for further reading on parts catalog standards, Automotive Industry Overview gives background.

Stop wasting time and money on wrong parts. Access the Factory Manual – the Bomag MPH 122-2 2013 Parts Catalog – and keep your machine running with the right components, the first time.

Does this catalog include torque specs or service procedures?

No, this is a parts catalog – it lists part numbers and quantities. For service and torque specs, you need the service manual.

What engine does the MPH 122-2 use?

Deutz TCD2015V06CP, listed on page 1 of the catalog.

How many pages?

910 pages.

Can I use this catalog for a 2008 MPH 122-2?

This catalog covers 2013 model year with serial number starting 101590061042. If your machine is older, check the serial number – Bomag uses different part revisions. The catalog includes multiple languages: German, English, French, Spanish, Italian, and Czech. You can verify compatibility by comparing the serial number prefix. For earlier models, the Bomag MPH100 1996 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs may be more appropriate.