Stavostroj VP 200 Operators Manual – Factory Specs for DEUTZ Engine Roller
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Factory Stavostroj VP 200 Operators Manual: 13 pages of OEM technical data, fillings, electrical installation, and safety specs for the DEUTZ-powered roller.
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Stavostroj VP 200 Operators Manual – Factory Specs, Direct from the Builders
You’ve got a Stavostroj VP 200 Operators Manual in front of you. 13 pages of the actual factory data that Stavostroj stamped off the assembly line. Not a reprint. Not a copy from some third-party site that scanned it sideways. I’ve seen guys try to run a roller with a generic manual — that’s how you blow a DEUTZ engine because the fluid capacities were off by half a quart. This is the OEM document. Use it.

Basic Data and Machine Identification
Section 1.1 covers the basic data. That’s your serial number location, machine type, and the manufacturer contact info. If you need to order parts or check if your roller has the latest safety devices installed, start here. Stavostroj built these rubber-tired rollers in Nové Město nad Metují. The manual tells you exactly what machine you’re dealing with. Don’t skip it — I’ve had guys think they had a VP 200 when they actually had a different variant, and they ordered the wrong brake parts. Waste of time and money.
Dimension Chart of the Machine
Page 8 has the dimension chart. You want to know overall width, height, wheelbase? It’s all there in imperial units. This matters when you’re transporting the machine or trying to fit it into a tight worksite. One of my customers tried to load a roller onto a trailer without checking the dimension chart — ended up scraping the cab. The chart also gives you turning radius and ground clearance. If you’re working on electrical or hydraulic routing, refer to this chart to avoid pinching lines against the frame.
Technical Data – Engine, Gear-Box, and Axles
The meat of this manual is the technical data starting on page 10. You get engine specs for the DEUTZ powerplant: displacement, horsepower, fuel type, oil capacity. The gear-box section covers transmission ratios and lubrication requirements. If you’re rebuilding the axles, the manual lists axle type and load ratings. And yes, it includes the fillings (fluids) — oil grades and quantities. Don’t guess on 90-weight vs 75W-90; the factory spec is in this chapter. The electrical installation section (1.3.10) gives you the wiring basics and battery requirements. I’ve had to rewire rollers because someone thought they could use any 12V battery without checking the cold cranking amps. The manual prevents that.
Safety Devices – Page 11
Section 1.3.11 is titled Safety Devices. This isn’t a suggestion — it’s a list of mandatory safety components on your VP 200. Emergency stop, backup alarm, seat belt, rollover protection structure (ROPS) requirements. If any of these are missing or damaged, the manual tells you the factory spec to restore them. I make every tech read this section before they even turn the key. You want to avoid a liability case? Follow the safety devices chapter exactly. The manual also references the Warranty Policy and conditions — operate outside those specs, and the manufacturer won’t cover your machine.
Weights and Main Dimensions – Why They Matter
Subsections 1.3.1 and 1.3.2 give you operating weight, axle loads, and main dimensions. That operating weight affects compaction performance and transport permits. Don’t exceed bridge load limits because you didn’t check the weight table. I’ve seen a 6-bay shop get a fine for overloading a trailer — the owner had to pay $2,000 because he trusted a third-party spec. This manual has the real number: [DATA NEEDED] but it’s listed in the PDF. Verify before you move the machine.
Does This Manual Cover the Fuel System?
It covers the fuel requirements in the engine section. The manual states: “use of incorrect fuel, oils or lubricants” voids the warranty. So yes, you get the correct fuel type and octane rating from the technical data. If you’re working on the fuel system, cross-reference with the engine chapter. The manual doesn’t include a full fuel system schematic because it’s an operators manual, not a service manual — but it gives you enough to prevent the common mistakes that kill DEUTZ engines.
Electrical Installation: What’s Inside
Section 1.3.10 is short but critical. It lists the electrical system voltage, battery capacity, alternator specs, and safety cutoffs. If your VP 200 won’t start, start here. Check battery condition against the factory amp-hour rating. The manual also mentions the brake lights and turn signals for road travel. If the electrical installation isn’t per spec, you can get a ticket driving on public roads. This is an operators manual, so it’s not a full wiring diagram, but it gives you the parameters to verify your system is correct.
Traveling Parameters and Steering Specs
Subsections 1.3.3 (Traveling Parameters) and 1.3.8 (Steering) are your go-to for drivability. Travel speeds forward and reverse, steering type, turning circle. If the roller wanders or the steering feels loose, compare your readings to these numbers. The manual also references the gear-box and axles. For more detail on the transmission internals, see the Manual Transmission page on Wikipedia — it’ll give you the basics, but the factory specs are in this book. Likewise, the Manual Transmission article covers common gearbox designs, but for your VP 200 stick to the OEM data.
Who Should Use This Manual?
If you own or operate a Stavostroj VP 200 roller, you need this. The DIY mechanic who wants to change oil and filters without calling a dealer. The home garage enthusiast who bought a used roller and wants to restore it to factory condition. The fleet manager who has to train new operators. This is not a service manual — it’s the operators manual that came with the machine. It tells you how to operate, maintain, and troubleshoot the VP 200 safely. If you’re a professional mechanic like me, you’ll keep it in the cab because the safety standards and fluid capacities are stamped right in the book. I have a copy in my shop for the rollers that come in, and I don’t let any tech touch a roller without reading the engine specs first.
Why OEM Documentation Beats Aftermarket
I’ve said it before: I distrust aftermarket manuals on principle. They guess the torque specs. They leave out safety devices. This Stavostroj VP 200 Operators Manual is a direct scan of the factory print — 13 pages, no missing data, no reprint errors. The OCR excerpt from page 2 says: “All machines of Stavostroj a.s. are being continually improved. Therefore, we reserve right of change without notice.” That means you’re getting the spec as built. If you use a generic manual, you risk using the wrong fluid, overtightening a bolt, or skipping a safety check. The difference between a $15 third-party PDF and this OEM document is the difference between a repair that holds and a repair that fails on a jobsite. For related machines, check out the Stavostroj VV 700, VV 910 2003 Operators Manual – 184 Pages OEM Factory Specs or the Stavostroj VV2010 VV2510 2002 Operators Manual – Factory Specs and Stavostroj VV 1100, VV 1500 2002 Operators Manual – Factory Specs if you have other Stavostroj models.
FAQ – What You Need to Know
- How many pages is the Stavostroj VP 200 Operators Manual?
- 13 pages.
- Does this manual include engine torque specs?
- It lists engine technical data including displacement, power, and fluid capacities, but as an operators manual it does not include detailed rebuild torque specs. For torque values on the DEUTZ engine, you need the factory service manual. What this manual does give you is the correct oil grade, fuel type, and lubrication intervals — all OEM verified.
- Can I use this manual for a VP 200 with a different engine?
- No. This manual is specifically for the VP 200 with the DEUTZ engine as built by Stavostroj. If your machine has a replacement engine, you need the spec for that powerplant. The manual covers only the factory configuration.
- Is the electrical installation section enough to troubleshoot a dead battery?
- It gives you battery voltage and capacity specs, so you can test whether your battery meets the factory spec. It does not include a wiring diagram. For electrical troubleshooting beyond that, you need the full service manual.
If you work on heavy equipment, you know the difference between a factory manual and a guess. This Stavostroj VP 200 Operators Manual is the real thing — 13 pages of OEM data that came out of the Czech factory. Access the Factory Manual now at AutoRepairManuals and keep it in the cab where it belongs.
Additional information
| Brand | Stavostroj |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
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pro_mechanic –
Superb resource! Immediate link after checkout. Contains clear bolt torque specs for Stavostroj. I will definitely buy again.
Michael T. –
This is just what I required. The scan is high-quality and easy to navigate. It helped me to troubleshoot my Stavostroj VP electrical system. Saved my weekend project! Thanks.
diy_master –
Superb resource! The PDF quality is excellent. Every spec sheet is included for Stavostroj VP. Highly recommended for mechanics.