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Dynapac CC211 Parts Catalog – 203 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

You have a Dynapac CC211 vibratory roller on the job, a hydraulic line blows, and you need a new seal. You grab the aftermarket catalog—good luck matching that part number. That game costs you billable hours and trips to the parts counter. This Parts Catalog is the Dynapac CC211 factory book, 203 pages of genuine part numbers, exploded diagrams, and ordering specs. The same binder that sat in a Svedala engineer’s drawer. Aftermarket reprints? Skip them.

Engine Options: DEUTZ F4L912 and JOHN DEERE 4239DF

Page 3 of this catalog lists the two engine variants: the DEUTZ F4L912 and the JOHN DEERE 4239DF. Each has its own set of gaskets, injection parts, and cooling components. You need the right section. This catalog breaks them out by engine family, not by guesswork. If you’re rebuilding the DEUTZ, you flip to the engine group and get the OE part number for the cylinder head gasket. No cross-referencing.

Ordering Spare Parts: What Dynapac Demands (Page 4)

Flip to page 4. Dynapac publishes a six-point ordering checklist in five languages. Machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. Miss any one of those, and you get the wrong flange or a hose that’s six inches short. The catalog gives you the exact format to use. Stick to it.

That serial number is critical. This catalog covers rollers from serial *61510241* and up. If your machine is older, you need the earlier issue. The chart on page 3 maps catalogue issue dates to serial ranges. Check your roller tag before you order anything.

Serial Number Cross-Reference – Why It Matters

Dynapac revised the CC211 over the years. A 1990 roller has different hydraulic components than a 1999 unit. The catalog lists which issue applies to which serial block. Order a part for a 1990 machine from the 1999 section, and the bracket won’t bolt up. This manual removes that variable. You read the serial number, match it to the chart, and work the correct exploded view.

Parts Catalog Layout: Exploded Views and Part Numbers

Each assembly is drawn as an exploded isometric view with numbered callouts. Below the drawing is a table: callout number, part number, quantity, description. That’s it. No narrative, no fluff. You see the part, you read the number, you order it. The 203 pages cover the entire machine—frame, drive, vibration system, steering, engine, electrical. Everything has a Dynapac part number.

For example, the vibration motor group shows the hydraulic motor, flange, seals, and mounting bolts. Each fastener has a part number. You need one bolt? You order that specific bolt. No trips to the hardware store for grade 8 substitutes that shear off.

Why OEM Documentation Beats Aftermarket for Construction Equipment

I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs that list a “universal” bearing for a Dynapac roller. That bearing might fit the bore, but the seal lip is wrong, and you lose grease in 50 hours. OEM part numbers from this Automotive Industry Overview standard eliminate that risk. Every number here comes from the original manufacturer. Dynapac themselves published it. Aftermarket reprints can be copies of copies—resolution degrades, numbers get blurred. This is a clean PDF of the factory-printed Swedish catalog.

FAQ

Can I use this catalog to rebuild the vibration system?

Yes. The vibration section includes exploded views of the eccentric weight assembly, hydraulic motor, and bearing housings. Each part has a Dynapac number. Match the serial number of your roller to the chart on page 3 to ensure you get the correct revision.

Does it cover electrical components?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Electrical wiring diagrams are not included.

Related Manuals

• Dynapac CC211 Spare Parts Catalog
• Dynapac CC211 1999 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs
• Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec

Stop wasting time with part number guesswork. Access the Factory Manual and get the right Dynapac CC211 parts the first time.