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Dynapac CA 150 PD 2001 Parts Catalog

Let me save you some grief. You pull a roller apart, find a worn bearing or a cracked hose, and then spend two hours hunting down the right part number. I’ve seen guys order the wrong seal three times because they guessed from a generic diagram. That’s billable time you don’t get back. The Dynapac CA 150 PD 2001 Parts Catalog stops that nonsense cold. 170 pages of OEM exploded views, factory part numbers, and ordering instructions straight from the manufacturer. No aftermarket reinterpretation — just the spec sheets Dynapac used to build the machine.

Page 4 of this catalog lays out exactly what you need to give your parts guy: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions for bulk items. Skip any of those six points and you’ll get the wrong box. I’ve done it, you’ve done it. This catalog is your insurance against that waste.

Parts Ordering Procedure: Six Must-Have Data Points

Every time I order a part, I open this catalog first. The six-line requirement on page 4 is not optional. For Dynapac rollers, the serial number is king. The CA 150 PD has a specific VIN range — check the inside cover of this Parts Catalog. If you’re ordering a fuel injector for the CUMMINS 4BT 3.3 engine, you need the engine serial as well. The catalog spells out which diesel engines are covered: “CUMMINS 4BT 3.3” from serial number 73320154- onward. That’s your starting point.

170 Pages of OEM Part Numbers

Three hundred forty pages? No, this is 170 pages of dense reference material. Each group is broken out by system — engine, hydraulic system, roller frame, electrical, cab, and more. The exploded-view line drawings show every bolt, O-ring, and bushing. Parts indicated by a dot and moved to the right are included when you buy the assembly. That saves you from ordering a whole pump when you only needed a seal kit. I keep a copy in the shop tablet and another printed for the tool cart. Beat up one, you still have the other.

Does This Catalog Include Exploded Views?

Yes. Every major assembly has a full-page diagram with callouts matching the parts list. The text pages are structured with a remarks column at the bottom — read those notes. They flag superseded parts or fitment restrictions. If you skip them, you’ll order a part that hasn’t been available since 2003. I saw a tech waste a whole shift on that mistake.

Check the Serial Number First

Before you flip to the hydraulics section, find the roller’s serial number. The 2001 edition of this Parts Catalog applies only to machines built after December 2001, starting from serial 73320154-. Earlier rollers use a different catalog. Lock in the serial, then go to the index. That’s how you avoid ordering a brake disc that doesn’t fit the axle boss. Trust me — I’ve been there.

CUMMINS 4BT 3.3 Engine: Group Breakdown

The engine section covers everything from the turbocharger to the oil pan. Each part includes its material spec — steel, cast iron, rubber. When you’re ordering a fuel injector line, the catalog gives you the bend angle and thread size. That level of detail keeps the machine running instead of waiting for a return. Related manual: Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec covers a different model but same parts philosophy. For cold planers, see Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer and Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Listings.

Source Authenticity: OEM vs. Aftermarket

This is not a third-party repackaging. It’s the genuine 2001 factory document from Metso Dynapac AB in Sweden. The manufacturer’s web site Dynapac hosts current versions, but this catalog gives you the archived edition that matches older serial numbers. Aftermarket catalogs often combine models or mislabel quantities. I’ve seen a “universal” bearing seal that was 2 mm too thin. The OEM catalog eliminates that guesswork. If you’re working on heavy construction equipment, the stakes are higher than a fender bender — a wrong part on a roller can cause a hydraulic failure at speed. This is not an Automotive Industry Overview; it’s heavy iron, and the specs must be exact.

FAQ

What serial numbers does this cover?

Valid from 73320154-.

How do I interpret the parts list columns?

Each page has six columns: Group, Page, Notes, Parts, Service Info, and Info. The Notes column references remarks at the bottom of the page — for example, parts marked with a dot are in the assembly. The Parts column lists the item number from the exploded view, part number, denomination, quantity per assembly, and material code. Pay attention to the “Change” notes at the start of the catalog; they list superseded parts. I always check those before ordering anything — caught a revised hydraulic filter that way.

Look, you bought this machine to compact dirt, not to wait on wrong parts. The factory manual pays for itself on the first correct order. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your phone or printed. Your parts counter will thank you, and your downtime will drop.