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Yanmar B22-2 1995 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs

You need a part number for that swivel joint, but the aftermarket sites show three different ones and none match the bolt pattern. That’s when you realize the difference between a photocopy of a photocopy and an original OEM parts catalog. The Yanmar B22-2 1995 Parts Catalog is 137 pages of factory-issued part breakdowns, not some third-party compilation. It comes straight from the original issue – 000Y00S3351, December 1995 – and includes every figure group from the main parts down to the greasing points. (See Automotive Industry Overview for context on why OEM documentation matters for heavy equipment.)

The Painted Color List – Factory Paint Codes

Page 2 of this catalog lists the exact paint colors used on the B22-2. You get the Munsel numbers for Yanmar New Permanent Yellow, Deep Green, Grayish Green, Dark Olive Gray, and Charcoal Gray. The catalog even gives you the 16L can and spray part numbers. If you’re respraying a canopy or frame, you match the code exactly – not ‘close enough’ from a local paint shop. The inside cover also shows the vehicle painted color table with codes like 981101-09519 for the yellow. That level of detail is what keeps a restoration looking factory-fresh.

Does This Catalog Include Wiring Diagrams?

Yes. Toward the back, under WIRING DIAGRAM, the catalog covers the entire electrical system. You get the battery placement (Fig. 8), electric parts (Fig. 9), work lamp (Fig. 10), and heater (Fig. 11). The wiring diagram itself is a separate bookmark in the PDF. If you’re chasing a short or replacing a harness, this is the reference you need – not a generic automotive wiring chart. The figures are keyed to part numbers, so you can order exactly the right relay or switch instead of guessing from a blurry photograph.

3 Sections You Cannot Afford to Skip

• PICTURESQUE INDX(1) MAIN PARTS – Figures 1–24 cover labels, inlet hose, engine mount, radiator, fuel tank, bonnet, seat mount, canopy, accelerator, and more.
• PICTURESQUE INDX(2) HYDRAULIC SECTION – Figures 26–40 include the hydraulic oil pump, travel motor, control valve, swivel joint, boom cylinder, low-high valve, and P.T.O. valve.
• PICTURESQUE INDX(3) FIGURES 01–54 – The full exploded views split across five groupings (01–12, 13–24, 25–36, 37–48, 49–54). Each figure is linked to part numbers and quantities.

Skipping any of these sections means you’re likely ordering the wrong part. I’ve seen guys order a travel motor seal kit based on the machine serial number alone – only to find the internal piston group was a different revision. The catalog accounts for that by showing the correct parts per figure. (Check Ammann Yanmar B12 B17 Parts Catalog if you need specs for the smaller models in the same family.)

Identify Your B22-2 Model Variant First

Page 1 of the catalog shows the model name table. Your machine could be B22-2C AY-1, B22-2CR AY-1, B22-2P AY-1, or B22-2PR AY-1 – plus the engine model 3TN75L-RB1. Each has a different column code (A or B) and vehicle section code. Before you order anything, look up your machine’s serial number (M/#20001~) and cross reference it to the table. The catalog covers all four variants, so you don’t have to guess which one matches your VIN. (For the next year’s updates, see Yanmar B22-2 1996 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for 5 Models.)

Hydraulic Section: Figures 26 to 40

This is the meat of the catalog if you’re rebuilding the hydraulic system. You get the hydraulic oil pump and joint (Fig. 26), boom and swing cylinders (Fig. 27), travel motor (Fig. 28), turning motor (Fig. 29), swivel joint (Fig. 30), control valve (Figs. 31–35), remote control valve (Figs. 36–37), low-high valve (Fig. 38), P.T.O. valve (Fig. 39), and hydraulic oil tank (Fig. 40). Each figure is an exploded view with part numbers and quantities. The PICTURESQUE INDEX (2) highlights the hydraulic section separately – that tells you Yanmar intended this section as a quick reference for techs. (Also see Yanmar YB271, B27 1994 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for a related model’s hydraulic diagrams.)

Source Validity: OEM vs. Aftermarket

Aftermarket catalogs often compress multiple years into one drawing, calling it ‘universal.’ That’s a bet you lose when the bolt hole spacing changes. This catalog is the original factory print from Yanmar/Ammann. The part numbers are the ones the dealer uses. No reprints, no copy. If the part number isn’t in this catalog, it didn’t exist for 1995. The preface states this is the last edition for the B22-2, issued December 1995, replacing the August 1993 first edition. That means every update from the production run is included. Automotive Industry Overview discusses why OEM specifications matter for safety-critical components like hydraulic fittings and wiring harnesses.

FAQ – Yanmar B22-2 Parts Catalog

Is this a repair manual or a parts catalog?

Parts catalog only. You get part numbers, exploded views, and paint codes – no repair procedures.

Can I use this to order parts for a 1996 B22-2?

This catalog is for 1995 models with serial number M/#20001 and later. The 1996 edition has revisions. Check the Yanmar B22-2 1996 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for 5 Models for the updated version. The differences are usually minor – often just superseded part numbers – but always use the year-matched catalog to avoid ordering a bracket that doesn’t fit. The preface notes this edition replaced the August 1993 one, so 1995 production changes are already captured. If your machine was built in early 1996, cross-reference the serial number; Yanmar usually made running changes mid-year.

What if my machine serial number is below 20001?

This catalog covers from M/#20001 onward. If your serial is lower, you need an earlier edition. The preface states it replaced the August 1993 first edition.

How are the parts organized?

By PICTURESQUE INDEX – groupings of figures. Within each figure, parts are listed with referential numbers and codes. The index separates main parts, hydraulic section, and figure groups 01–54.

If you’re working on a B22-2, stop guessing part numbers. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and get the exact OEM data for your machine.