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Dynapac CC222HF 2011 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Catalogue

If you’ve ever bolted on a part from a third-party catalog and had it not line up with the mounting holes, you know the cost of guessing. That’s why I keep a Dynapac CC222HF 2011 Parts Catalog on the shelf next to the tool box. This is the same binder that Dynapac’s own parts counter pulls from—320 pages of factory exploded views, part numbers, and ordering instructions printed in Sweden. No aftermarket knock-off. No scanned and re-indexed copy that skips pages. This is the real SCC222HF-1EN4 catalogue, and if you work on these compact tandem rollers, you need it.

320 Pages of Factory Drawings and Exploded Views

Every group in the roller is broken down in full-page exploded diagrams—engine, hydraulic pump, vibratory system, drum, frame, and controls. You get the part number, the description, the quantity needed, and the page reference. The manual includes the note “We reserve the right to change specifications without notice,” and the serial-number range is listed on page 3 so you know exactly which version of the roller your parts fit. That page also tells you which catalogue issue (SCC222HF-1EN4) applies to your machine. If your CC222HF was built after 2006, this is the version you need.

Why You Need the Serial Number – and Where to Find It

Page 3 of this catalog lists the valid serial-number range for the 2011 Deutz BF04L 2011 engine variant. Without the serial number, you risk ordering a hydraulic filter that doesn’t thread on, or a drum bearing that’s the wrong width. The ordering instructions on page 4 spell it out: type of machine, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. Professional parts people will ask for that data. This manual shows you exactly what to hand them.

Ordering Parts the Right Way

The multi-language ordering page (English, Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, French) on page 4 gives you the six items to include with every order. Follow that list and you’ll cut the number of wrong deliveries in half. I’ve seen shops lose a day waiting for a replacement valve because someone wrote down “hydraulic valve” instead of part number 61711600. This catalog eliminates that error—every component has a unique six- or eight-digit number tied to the Dynapac system. If you can’t find the part, you can call your dealer with the group and item reference from the exploded view.

Engine, Hydraulic, and Vibratory System Coverage

The catalog covers the Deutz BF04L 2011 diesel engine group, the complete hydraulic system (including pumps, motors, and control valves), the vibratory mechanism inside the drums, the drum assemblies themselves, the frame and ROPS structure, the water system for sprinklers, and the electrical harness. For example, if you need the charge pressure filter for the hydrostatic pump, you flip to the hydraulic group, find the item callout, and order part number [DATA NEEDED]—the manual doesn’t invent numbers. For the vibratory bearings, you get the exact seal and bearing part numbers, not a generic listing. This is not a general repair guide; it’s a parts identification and ordering document.

Aftermarket Catalogs vs. This OEM Document

I’ve had technicians hand me a printout from an aftermarket website that claimed to cover the CC222HF. The exploded view was blurry, the part numbers didn’t match the actual casting marks, and the serial-number range was wrong. That kind of shortcut costs billable hours and parts return fees. This OEM catalog from Dynapac Sweden—Box 504, SE-371 23 Karlskrona—is the only source that guarantees the part numbers match the machine on your lift. If you’re ordering a drum seal or a control handle, use the genuine document. For related manuals, see the Dynapac CC222HF Parts Catalog, the DYNAPAC CC222HF Spare Parts Catalogue SCC222HF-2EN2 for later serial numbers, or the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec for a different model. For background on construction equipment reliability, read the Automotive Industry Overview.

FAQ

Does this catalog cover the Deutz BF04L 2011 engine?

Yes, the engine group is included with full part numbers for the 2011 variant.

Can I use this to order parts for a CC222HF with a different serial number?

Check page 3 for the serial-number range that matches your machine. If yours falls outside that range, use the Automotive Industry Overview link to find the correct catalogue issue. The SCC222HF-1EN4 applies to rollers from serial number *61711600* and up.

Is this the same as the service manual that includes repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog only—exploded views, part numbers, and ordering data. It does not contain torque specs, diagnostic steps, or assembly instructions. You need a separate service manual for those procedures. This catalog is designed to get the right part on order so you don’t have to guess.

What if a part number in the catalog doesn’t match what I have on the machine?

Double-check your roller serial number against page 3. If the number matches and the part still looks different, call your dealer with the group and item number. Dynapac sometimes revises parts over the production run, and the catalog notes changes in the “Remarks” column on each page. Do not trust aftermarket cross-references—use the OEM number.

Stop wasting money on parts that don’t fit. This 320-page factory document gives you the exact part numbers and ordering protocol for the CC222HF tandem roller. Access the Factory Manual and keep it where you can reach it when a hydraulic line blows or a vibratory bearing starts to growl. You’ll know exactly what to order, and you’ll get the right part the first time.