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Dynapac CA 25 II Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Breakdown

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a heavy roller and ended up with the wrong bracket because the aftermarket catalog had a picture that didn’t match your machine, you know the frustration. Working on a Dynapac CA 25 II Parts Catalog without the correct factory breakdown wastes time and money. The OEM Parts Catalog is the only way to get the exact part numbers and exploded views that match your serial number. This is a 234-page document, printed in Brazil by Svedala Dynapac, covering the CA 25 II vibratory roller with Cummins 6BT5.9 diesel engine. It’s not a reprint or a third-party compilation. It’s the original spare parts catalogue used by dealers.

Dynapac CA 25 II Parts Catalog: What’s Inside?

This catalog is organized into five major groups: Frame, Roller, Torque Hub, Engine, and Transmission. Each group contains subgroups with detailed exploded diagrams. For example, the Frame group includes the frames assembly, hood, fender, hydraulic oil tank, steering link, and scrapers. The Roller group covers the drum, drum cartridges (right and left), and multiple views of the roller itself. The engine group breaks down into engine assembly, radiator, fuel system, exhaust silencer, air cleaner, and hydraulic pump gearing. Every part is identified by a reference number that links to the illustration and a part number.

5 Major Groups Organized in 234 Pages

Every page is a direct scan from the factory original.

Thumbing through the manual, you’ll notice each group starts with a general view index. Page 4, for instance, shows the table of contents with group numbers, descriptions, and page references. The numbering system is consistent: group 000 for Frame, 001 for Roller, 002 for Torque hub, 003 for Engine, 004 for Transmission. Within each group, subgroups are numbered sequentially. The fuel system parts are clearly located in group 003 under ‘Fuel system’ on page 12 of the Engine section.

Frame Group: Chassis, Hood, and Steering Link

The Frame group (pages 2-10) covers the structural backbone of the roller. You’ll find the frames assembly, the hood and fender assembly, the steering link, and the scrapers. Each part is shown in an exploded view with callouts. For example, the steering link articulation (item 010) includes the pivot pins, bushings, and hydraulic cylinder mounts. If you’re replacing a worn steering link, this diagram tells you exactly which bolts and spacers to order. The hydraulic oil tank is also shown here, with the filler neck, breather, and mounting brackets.

Roller and Drum Cartridge Coverage

Roller components are split into multiple views: the roller itself, the right drum cartridge, and the left drum cartridge (which appears twice in the catalog – once on page 014 and again on page 018). Pay attention to the serial number range because the left drum cartridge has two different part numbers depending on the machine’s build. The torque hub (group 002) is a critical drivetrain component that reduces speed from the hydraulic motor to the drum. Its exploded view shows the planetary gears, bearings, seals, and housing. Page 022 lists the exact bearing and seal part numbers for the torque hub.

Check the Serial Number Range Before Ordering

This catalog is valid only for CA 25 II machines from series CA2511. The engine variants are Cummins Turbo STD/P starting at 708B000- and Cummins Turbo D/PD starting at 708B300-. If your machine has a different serial number, this catalog won’t match. Always verify your serial number against the table on page 3 before ordering parts. The official Dynapac website can help you confirm the series. For a complete list of all factory manuals for this model, see Dynapac CA 25 II Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs (234 Pages). If you need the cold planer version, check Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer or the related Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec.

Does This Manual Cover the Cummins 6BT5.9 Engine?

Yes. The engine section (group 003) is specifically for the Cummins 6BT5.9 diesel engine. It includes the engine assembly, radiator assembly, fuel system, exhaust silencer, air cleaner, and hydraulic pump gearing. Each subsystem has its own page with a detailed illustration. The radiator assembly shows the core, fan, shroud, and hoses with part numbers. The fuel system diagram includes the injection pump, fuel lines, filters, and return line. If you’re rebuilding the engine, this catalog is indispensable for sourcing the correct gaskets, pistons, and bearings. However, it does not include service procedures or torque specs – that’s what the service manual is for. The heavy equipment industry relies on OEM documentation for accuracy, as noted in the Automotive Industry Overview which highlights the importance of factory specifications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this manual include torque specifications?

No. It lists parts only.

What serial numbers does this cover?

CA2511 series only.

Can I use this to rebuild the engine?

The catalog shows exploded views of the engine assembly, radiator, fuel system, exhaust silencer, air cleaner, and hydraulic pump gearing. You can identify every gasket, seal, and bolt by part number, making it essential for ordering the correct Cummins 6BT5.9 components. For example, the fuel system section on page 12 lists the injection pump, lines, and filters with exact OEM references. Without this catalog, you risk ordering a part that looks similar but doesn’t fit. However, the catalog does not provide removal or installation procedures, so you will need the service manual for those steps. The value here is in the precise part identification – every bolt, washer, and seal is numbered and referenced to the illustration. This is the same catalog used by Dynapac dealers worldwide.

How many pages is the manual?

234 pages.

To get the full 234-page OEM parts catalog for your Dynapac CA 25 II, choose the access option and access the factory manual.