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Dynapac CA 15 Parts Catalog – 268 Pages of Factory-Correct Parts Info

If you’ve ever ordered a seal or a bearing for a Dynapac CA 15 and ended up with the wrong part because someone’s aftermarket database had a swapped digit, you know the feeling. That wasted trip to the dealer, the machine down an extra day. This Parts Catalog from Dynapac itself is the only reference I trust when I’m digging through the bin to find the exact bushing or hydraulic fitting. 268 pages, original OEM print, scanned from the factory document. No third-party re-typing, no guesswork.

Group System: How the Catalogue Is Organized

This catalog is built on Dynapac’s standard group system. You start with the table of contents (page 1 in the PDF), then each group opens with its own list of contents. The groups cover everything from the engine mounting to the roller frame. I’ve seen guys ignore the group index and just scroll through every page – don’t do that. If you need the vibratory motor assembly, look under group 6 or 7 (depending on the build). The group numbers are printed on every page header, so you can flip right to the section. The PDF bookmarks let you jump by group or by component family. That saves you clicking through 268 pages blind.

Reading the Exploded Views and Part Lists

Each section has an exploded view drawing with reference numbers. Those numbers tie directly to the parts list below. The Ref. No. column on the left, then the Quantity column, then the Part Number you’ll order from. Rightmost column gives the description in two languages (English and Swedish). If you see “(cpl)” after the description, it means that part is a complete assembly – when you order that number, you get everything listed under it. I’ve seen techs try to order only a spring from a pump assembly and end up with the wrong sub-part because they ignored the (cpl) flag. Pay attention to the asterisk (*) next to the ref. no. – that means the part was changed in this catalog revision. Always use the latest issue number printed at the bottom of the page.

Numerical Register: Finding Parts Fast

At the back of the catalog is a numerical register (an index by part number). You have a part in your hand with a number stamped on it? Look it up in the register, and it tells you which group and page it’s on. That’s the fastest way to confirm you’re looking at the right illustration. This is especially handy when you’re inside the Dynapac CA 15 Spare Parts Catalog and need to cross-reference a seal that fits multiple machines. The register saves you from flipping through 268 pages guessing.

Engine Sections for Detroit Diesel GM3-53 and Deutz F4L 912

The catalog covers two engine options: the Detroit Diesel GM3-53 (2-stroke) and the Deutz F4L 912 (air-cooled). Each engine gets its own group with dedicated exploded views of the fuel system, cooling (or air intake for the Deutz), and mounting brackets. If your CA 15 has the Detroit, skip the Deutz pages – but check the group list to make sure you’re in the correct subsection. The part numbers for the water pump, injector lines, and fan drive are different between the two. I’ve seen a guy install a Deutz fuel filter on a Detroit engine because he grabbed the wrong page. The catalog’s group system keeps that from happening if you read the header.

What This Catalog Does NOT Cover

This is a parts catalog, not a service or repair manual. You won’t find torque specs, assembly tolerances, or hydraulic pressure settings here. For that, you need the Separate DYNAPAC CA 15 Vibratory Roller Operation Manual or the service manual. The parts catalog is for identifying and ordering the correct replacement components. If you’re rebuilding a pump, you’ll use the parts catalog to get the seal kit number, but you’ll need the service manual to know the installation depth of that seal. Don’t mix them up.

Why OEM Beats Aftermarket for Parts Catalogs

I see guys relying on third-party parts databases that claim to have Dynapac numbers. They often miss updates – Dynapac issued revision S-10005-5 to replace the earlier S-10003-4. The aftermarket sites still show the old numbers. This PDF is the direct scan of the factory catalog, including the revision notice and the page-by-page layout from Dynapac Heavy Equipment AB, Sweden. If you need to argue with a supplier about which part number fits your CA 15, the OEM catalog page (with the Dynapac logo and group number) is your evidence. Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec follows the same structure – once you learn this group system, you can use any Dynapac OEM parts catalog the same way.

Where to Verify Engine and Machine Serial Numbers

Before you order anything, locate the machine’s serial number plate (usually on the frame near the engine) and the engine serial plate. The catalog lists parts for specific serial number ranges that are printed at the top of each section. If your machine is earlier or later than the range shown, the part number may have superseded. The Dynapac official site or a dealer can check supersession history. A quick Automotive Industry Overview isn’t going to help here – you need the manufacturer’s bulletins. But this catalog gives you the baseline numbers.

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications or repair procedures?

No. It’s a parts identification and ordering reference only.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a CA 15 with a Cummins engine retrofit?

No – the catalog only covers the factory-installed Detroit Diesel GM3-53 and Deutz F4L 912 engines. If your machine has a non‑original engine, the mountings, hydraulics, and electrical will differ. You would need to cross-reference part numbers from the original engine group and measure each component. The catalog’s group system will still help identify OEM hardware like bolts and brackets, but the assembly may not match the exploded view. Always verify against the physical part before ordering.

Bottom line: If you want to order the right part the first time for a Dynapac CA 15, this 268-page OEM parts catalog is the reference to have on your bench. Access the Factory Manual.