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Dynapac CC 211 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts for Vibratory Roller

If you are turning wrenches on a Dynapac CC 211 vibratory roller and you do not have the factory parts catalog in your hand, you are wasting time and risking ordering the wrong part. I have seen too many guys guess at a hydraulic seal or a bearing, get the wrong one, and have the machine sit another week. This catalog eliminates that. It is 178 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded views, and group breakdowns. No aftermarket interpretation. Straight from Dynapac Heavy Equipment AB in Sweden.

178 Pages – Factory Part Numbers, No Guesswork

Every page in this catalog is an exact reproduction of the Dynapac issue S-10237-2, valid from serial number 615 10197 onward. The table of contents groups parts into logical assemblies: Ram (Frame), Vals (Drum), Motor (Engine), Hydraulsystem, Elektrisk utrustning, Förarplats, Dekaler, Standardutrustning, and Extrautrustning. Each group starts with a content page showing the sections inside. A numerical register at the end lets you cross-reference part numbers. You want the part number for a drum bearing? You find it in the Drum group, page 20, position number, and the catalog tells you the exact Dynapac part number. No cross-referencing third-party databases.

Motor (Engine) Group – Page 30: Deutz F4L 912 and John Deere 4239 DF

The Engine group covers both diesel options listed on the cover. Deutz F4L 912 and John Deere 4239 DF. Page 30 kicks off the engine section with exploded views of the block, cylinder head, fuel injection pump, and cooling system. Each component is labeled with a position number that ties to a parts list showing quantity, part number, and description. If you need a fuel injector for the Deutz, you pull the position, look at the list, and order the exact Dynapac part. No cross-reference charts from aftermarket houses that get the thread pitch wrong. The catalog also shows which parts differ between the two engine options—critical when you are swapping a John Deere into a machine originally built with a Deutz.

Hydraulsystem – When the Hydraulic System Springs a Leak

Hydraulic leaks on a vibratory roller are not a weekend project if you do not have the right hose assemblies and seals. The Hydraulsystem group (page 50) breaks down the pump, motor, valves, and hoses. Each hose is pictured with its routing and the fittings on each end. The parts list gives you the part number for the complete hose assembly, not just a generic length. That matters because Dynapac uses metric O-ring face seals that aftermarket suppliers often substitute with JIC. You will also find the charge pump section, the vibration control valve, and the steering cylinder components. If you are rebuilding a hydraulic motor, the exploded view shows every piston, swashplate, and seal in order. Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec covers a different machine but follows the same group structure.

Electrical Equipment – Wiring Diagrams That Match the Machine

The Elektrisk utrustning group (page 60) is where you find the starter motor, alternator, wiring harnesses, and control switches. This is not a generic schematic; it is the exact wiring diagram for the CC 211 with the Deutz engine. Each harness is shown with connector locations, wire colors, and the part numbers for individual wires and connectors. I have seen guys cut into a harness because they guessed which wire was the fuel shutoff solenoid. With this catalog, you identify the wire by its position in the harness assembly and order the correct repair pigtail. The group also includes the vibration control box, the hour meter, and the warning light cluster. Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer gives similar detail for a different Dynapac product line.

Source Validity: Why Aftermarket Catalogs Cost You Money

Aftermarket parts catalogs save you a few bucks upfront but cost you in wrong parts and downtime. This is the original Dynapac spare parts catalog—not a scan of a scan, not a reprint from a third party. The document is the same one Dynapac Heavy Equipment AB issued in 1991 for serial numbers 615 10197 and up. Every part number in the numerical register (page 100) was validated against Dynapac’s own inventory system. When you order a part using this catalog, it matches the part packed in the Dynapac box. Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Listings is another factory catalog with the same level of accuracy for the PL2000LS cold planer. For a broader context of how OEM documentation fits into the Automotive Industry Overview, check the external resource. But for this machine, stick with the factory document. Automotive Industry Overview is a general reference; this catalog is a specific tool.

Is this a service manual or a parts catalog?

Parts catalog. It lists part numbers, not repair procedures.

Does it cover both engine options?

Yes. The catalog includes parts for both the Deutz F4L 912 and John Deere 4239 DF engines. The Motor group (page 30) has separate exploded views for each engine variant, and the parts lists indicate which number applies to which engine.

What serial numbers does this catalog cover?

This issue (S-10237-2) is valid from serial number 615 10197 onward. If your roller is older than that, you would need the previous issue S-10237-1. The cover page clearly states the valid serial range. Always check the serial plate on your machine before ordering parts. A bearing that fits a 1990 machine may have a different part number on a 1991 update. The catalog also includes a change log on page 2 that notes any revisions between issues.

Can I use this to find hydraulic hose part numbers?

Yes. The Hydraulsystem group (page 50) shows each hose assembly with its part number and length. The exploded views include the routing and attachment points, so you can confirm the correct hose before ordering.

You have the machine in your shop. You need the right parts to get it back to compaction. Do not rely on memory or a grimy sticker that fell off the hose. Use the factory parts catalog to verify every part number before you pick up the phone. Access the Factory Manual now from AutoRepairManuals and stop guessing.