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Dynapac CC222HF 2008 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs for Ordering the Correct Part

If you’ve ever waited a week for a replacement part only to find it’s the wrong size or thread pitch, you know the frustration. That’s why the Dynapac CC222HF 2008 Parts Catalog belongs on your bench. This isn’t a reprint or a third-party compilation. It’s the same binder the dealer uses, scanned from an original printed in Sweden. The catalog covers every subsystem of the CC222HF vibratory roller, from the Deutz diesel engine to the hydraulic vibratory system. You get exploded-view diagrams with each part numbered and keyed to a parts list. Page 4 shows the exact procedure for ordering spare parts, including required fields like roller serial number and part denomination. Ignore that, and you’re rolling the dice on delivery accuracy.

What This Parts Catalog Contains

The manual is organized into groups (GROUP numbers). Page 5 has a notes page showing how the text pages are structured. Each group has parts lists with remarks at the bottom. You won’t find step-by-step repair instructions here – this is a parts catalog, pure and direct. You get the part number, description, and quantity needed per assembly. For example, the Spare Parts Catalogue SCC222HF-2EN2 groups everything from engine mounts to vibration motors. Every fastener, seal, and hydraulic line is listed with a factory part number. If you need to order a new drum bearing, you’ll find the exact bearing number without calling a dealer.

Ordering Spare Parts the Right Way

Page 4 lists six pieces of information you must supply: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. Missing any one of these can cause delays. The catalog is bilingual with Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, French translations of the ordering instructions, but the parts lists are in English. Use the machine serial number from your roller’s plate – it’s stamped on the frame. This edition (SCC222HF-2EN2) covers serial numbers from 61712100 onward. Get that wrong and you might receive parts for a different engine variant. For more context on why OEM precision matters across the industry, check the Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia.

288 Pages – Why You Need This Much Detail

288 pages might sound excessive for a parts catalog, but each page covers a specific assembly. The vibratory roller CC222HF has many sub-systems: frame, engine, drive, vibration, electrical, etc. With so many possible variations across serial numbers, you need the exact page for your machine’s serial number range. This catalog part number SCC222HF-2EN2 supersedes SCC222HF-2EN1 and covers rollers from serial number 61712100. Diesel engines covered: Deutz BF04L 2011 and TD2011 L04 I. The same principle applies here as outlined in Automotive Industry Overview.

OEM vs Aftermarket – Why It Matters

Aftermarket parts catalogs often skip the smaller fasteners or mislabel hydraulic fittings. Dynapac, now part of Atlas Copco, updates their catalogs with revisions. This 2008 edition is the most current for the CC222HF. You get the original part numbers, not approximations. For example, ordering a fuel filter? The catalog shows the exact Deutz engine part cross-reference using the factory code. When you’re matching a hydraulic hose assembly, the length and fitting orientation are specified. That’s information no third-party reprint will give you. If you work on other Dynapac equipment, check the related Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec for similar precision.

Who Should Use This Catalog

Home garage enthusiasts working on construction equipment? This is for you. Also for fleet mechanics who need to order multiple parts at once. If you own a CC222HF and do your own maintenance, this catalog pays for itself after one correctly ordered part. The exploded diagrams let you identify exactly which bracket or washer you need without disassembling the whole machine. Beginners can follow the ordering instructions on page 4 to communicate with parts suppliers without confusion. For other related manuals, see the Dynapac CC222HF Parts Catalog or the earlier edition DYNAPAC CC222HF Spare Parts Catalogue SCC222HF-1EN4 if your serial number falls below 61712100.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a repair manual or a parts catalog?

Parts catalog only. No repair procedures. Get the service manual for those.

Does this cover all serial numbers?

This edition (SCC222HF-2EN2) covers rollers with serial numbers from 61712100 and later. If your machine has an earlier serial number, you need the previous edition SCC222HF-2EN1. Check the diesel engines: Deutz BF04L 2011 and TD2011 L04 I are covered. Always verify your serial number before ordering parts to ensure compatibility.

Can I print the pages?

Yes, the PDF is fully printable. We recommend printing only the pages you need for a specific job to keep the original file intact. The diagrams are high-resolution, so zoom in on part numbers without loss.

How do I know the part number is correct?

Each part number comes directly from Dynapac’s factory database. Cross-check with your machine’s serial number page in the catalog.

Don’t gamble on aftermarket part lists. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact numbers you need for your CC222HF vibratory roller.