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Case SV212, SV216, SV208, SV210 2014 Operators Manual

If you have ever tried to service a vibratory roller using a third-party reprint, you know exactly why I do not touch that stuff. Missing torque callouts, vague warnings, and wiring diagrams that look like a kid drew them. This Case SV212, SV216, SV208, SV210 2014 Operators Manual is the real factory document—224 pages, OEM part number 47632844, second edition English from June 2014. It replaces part 84360853. I have been turning wrenches for 28 years, and I still reach for the factory book when a machine comes in that I do not see every day. This one covers everything from start-up to transport to troubleshooting, and it does not leave you guessing.

Case SV212, SV216, SV208, SV210 Operators Manual: What’s Inside

Flip to the contents page and you get ten chapters: General Information, Safety Information, Controls and Instruments, Operating Instructions, Transport Operations, Working Operations, Maintenance, Troubleshooting, Specifications, and Accessories. Each chapter builds on the last. The Index at the back lets you find specific components fast. That is the kind of structure you want when a customer is waiting and you need the charge pressure or the hydraulic system bleed procedure. No flipping through random PDF pages hoping to land on the right spot.

Safety Information: Rules You Follow First

Chapter 2 runs from safety rules and signal word definitions all the way to welding on the machine and cooling system maintenance. Page 2-1 defines the signal words—DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION—with the severity spelled out. If you ignore these, you risk crushing yourself under a 12,000-pound roller. The manual also covers California Proposition 65 warnings and proper recovery and towing procedures. I have seen guys skip the hydraulic system maintenance section and blow a line. Do not be that guy.

Operating Instructions and Transport Operations

Chapters 3 through 5 walk through the operator platform, seat, dashboard, multifunctional display, navigation basics, and engine fault signaling. The right-hand side controls section is detailed enough that a new operator can learn the machine layout without burning a day. Transport operations include tie-down points and shipping dimensions—critical when you move the roller between jobs. Working operations (Chapter 6) cover compaction techniques and vibration settings. If you are bidding a highway compaction job, the spec data in this manual saves you from under- or over-compacting the base course.

Does This Manual Include Maintenance Procedures?

It does. Chapter 7 is a full maintenance schedule with checks for engine coolant level, hydraulic oil level, air filter, and more. The manual gives you intervals in hours—not vague “as needed” nonsense. You also get the fuel system maintenance section and cooling system maintenance procedures that many aftermarket manuals leave out entirely. I have seen water pumps fail because a tech used the wrong coolant spec from a copied manual. This OEM document has the correct fluid type right there in the chapter.

What Fluid Capacities Are Listed in Chapter 9?

The Specifications chapter lists capacities for fuel tank, hydraulic system, engine oil, and coolant. All in U.S. quarts and gallons. You also get operational weights, dimensions, and vibration frequencies. If you need to order replacement filters, the part numbers are in Accessories (Chapter 10). Do not trust a generic cross-reference. Use the factory number.

That is the difference between a repair and a disaster. Real mechanics use real data. Access the Factory Manual and get the OEM content that belongs on your hard drive or tablet in the shop.

For broader drivetrain information, see the Manual Transmission”>Manual Transmission resources. Also check the Manual Transmission”>Manual Transmission section for related gearbox service procedures.

Is this manual the same as the one that came with the machine?

Yes. It is the OEM factory operators manual from Case Construction, part 47632844, 2nd edition June 2014. It matches the original binder you would get with a new SV208, SV210, SV212, or SV216 Tier 3 roller.

Does it cover the SV212 and SV216 models?

It covers all four models—SV208, SV210, SV212, SV216—in one document. The manual uses separate callouts where specifications differ, like operating weight and drum width. You do not need to buy four different books.

Stop wasting time on copied manuals that hide critical torque specs and safety steps. Get the real 2014 Case factory operators manual with 224 pages of procedural content. Access the Factory Manual now.