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Dynapac CC 21 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spec for Series 2 Vibratory Roller

If you’re tracking down a replacement part for a Dynapac CC 21 roller, you already know the pain. Aftermarket catalogs mix up part numbers, skip the exploded view, and leave you ordering the wrong hydraulic fitting or drum seal. This is the actual OEM spare parts catalog – 214 pages of factory data straight out of Karlskrona, Sweden. No copy, no reprint guesswork. The part numbers listed here match the machine that left the factory floor.

Don’t waste billable hours cross-referencing. This catalog splits everything into logical groups: Frame, Drum, Engine, Hydraulic System, Electrical Equipment, Driver’s Platform, Decals, Standard and Optional Equipment. Each group starts with its own list of contents and a clean exploded-view picture. You get the part number, the quantity per machine, and a description in two languages. The numerical register on page 91 lets you look up any number and find exactly which group and page it lives on.

Engine Section: Deutz F4L 912 and John Deere 4239 DF

Group 30 covers both diesel engines the CC 21 came with. The Deutz F4L 912 and the John Deere 4239 DF each have their own parts breakdown. You’ll see the injector lines, cylinder head gaskets, oil filters, and every bolt and seal specific to that block. If you’re swapping an engine or rebuilding one, this catalog tells you which part number goes where. I’ve seen too many guys order a John Deere starter for a Deutz machine – that doesn’t happen when you use the factory document.

Hydraulic System Group 40: What’s Covered

The hydraulic group is where most CC 21 owners get stuck. Pumps, motors, hoses, fittings, and the charge pressure filter all appear in exploded views with callouts. Need the o-ring for the drive motor port? The catalog gives you Dynapac’s own part number, not a generic substitution. The table lists serial number breaks so you know if your machine uses the early or late production parts. Torque values aren’t in a parts catalog – you’d want the DYNAPAC CC 21 Parts Catalog service manual for that – but the part numbers are exact.

Using the Catalogue: Exploded Views and Part Numbers

Page 4 of the catalog explains the group system. Each page has a picture with reference numbers that match the table below. A circle around the reference number means it’s a “complete” assembly – you order the whole thing. No circle means individual components. The quantity column tells you how many of that part come on the machine. The part number column is what you write on the order form. This is the same layout Dynapac has used for decades across all their equipment – once you learn it, you can read any of their parts books.

214 Pages of Factory Specs: From Driver’s Platform to Decals

Groups 60, 70, 80, and 90 cover the operator station, decals, standard equipment, and optional extras. If you’re restoring a CC 21 or need the correct seat cushion, control lever boot, or warning decal, it’s in here. The optional equipment section (group 90) lists things like beam rollers, sprinkler kits, and cab accessories. The numerical register at the back (group 91) is the fastest way to find a part if you already have the number. I keep a PDF copy on my tablet in the shop – it’s faster than flipping through 214 printed pages, but the printed version works fine too.

Electrical Equipment Group 50: Wiring and Components

Group 50 covers everything electrical: the alternator, starter motor, battery cables, switches, fuses, and the wiring harness sections. The exploded view shows how the harness routes and which connectors go where. If you’ve got a dead gauge or a non-functioning vibrator switch, this group gives you the correct part number for the sensor, relay, or harness pigtail. Don’t trust a generic wiring diagram – the factory parts catalog shows the exact Dynapac components with their OEM numbers. For more context on why OEM documentation matters in the automotive and equipment world, read the Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview for background on parts numbering standards.

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Does this catalog include service repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog for ordering replacement parts, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and quantities.

What engines are covered by the Dynapac CC 21 Parts Catalog?

The catalog covers two engine options: the Deutz diesel engine F4L 912 and the John Deere diesel engine 4239 DF. Both are listed in the engine group (Group 30) with their respective part numbers and exploded views. The catalog also notes serial number breaks where applicable, so you order the correct components for your machine’s build date.

How are part numbers organized?

The catalog uses a group system (e.g., Frame, Drum, Engine, Hydraulic, Electrical, Driver’s Platform, etc.). Each group starts with a list of contents and exploded view pictures. The part numbers are listed in tables with quantity and description. A numerical register at the end cross-references all part numbers to their group and page.

Can I use this for a different Dynapac model?

No. This catalog is for the CC 21 Series 2 only.

Stop chasing down wrong parts. Get the factory document that Dynapac’s own service techs use. Access the Factory Manual now and keep the right numbers on your bench.