Dynapac CA 25 Parts Catalog – OEM Exploded Views & Part Numbers

Description

You need to find a part number for a vibratory roller that is down. The dealer wants a serial number and a week to get back to you. Or you can pull the Dynapac CA 25 Parts Catalog up on your tablet and have the exact OEM reference in under two minutes. That is what these 157 pages buy you – time.

I have run a repair shop in San Antonio for over twenty years. When a customer rolls a CA 25 into the bay, I do not want aftermarket catalogs that guess at dimensions or skip the hydraulic pump gearing section. This is the genuine Svedala Dynapac publication, printed in Brazil, code 195.850, public. nº SB1062-1. It covers only the CA 25 with the Cummins 6BT5.9 diesel engine, from the specified series numbers on page 3. That is the kind of specificity that keeps a machine running.

157 Pages of OEM Parts Breakdown

Every group in the catalog is laid out the same way: a general view (VISTA GERAL / VUE D’ENSEMBLE) followed by exploded diagrams with reference numbers. The frame section alone covers frames assembly, hood and hydraulic oil tank, steering link, and scrapers. You get the part number, the description in four languages, and the quantity used. No guesswork about which bolt goes where.

Engine and Transmission: What the Parts Catalog Covers

The engine group (Group 003) includes the full engine assembly, radiator assembly, fuel system, exhaust silencer assembly, air cleaner assembly, and hydraulic pump gearing. Transmission group (Group 004) covers the axle and hydraulic motor assembly, planetary axles, wheels and tires, plus the whole hydraulic equipment section – drive system, hydrostatic pump and motor, steering system, and vibration system. If the vibration motor is leaking, you will find the seal kit reference under “Vibration hydraulic motor” in the hydraulic equipment group.

Does This Catalog Include Torque Specs?

No. This is a spare parts catalog, not a workshop manual. It gives you exploded views and part numbers so you can order the correct components. For torque values on the torque hub or frame bolts, you need the Dynapac CA 25 workshop manual. But if you are trying to identify a drum cartridge or a steering link, this catalog is the only source that shows the factory assembly order. Page references in the table of contents make navigation fast – for example, “Drum cartridge, right” starts on page 010.

Get the Right Part Numbers

Aftermarket catalogs often consolidate parts across models or skip the hydraulic diagram. This OEM catalog has a full hydraulic diagram in the hydraulic equipment group. You see every line, filter, and motor with its factory part number. When you call the dealer, you read them the number from the book. That cuts downtime by days. I keep a printed copy in the shop because screen glare on a jobsite is real. Related manuals like the Dynapac CA 25 Spare Parts Catalogue and the extended Dynapac CA 25, CA 25D, CA 25PD, CA 25R Parts Catalog – 322 Pages give you broader coverage if you have multiple variants. For the base CA 25, this 157-page version is the one. Dynapac CA 25, 25D, 25PD, 25R, 3208 Parts Catalog OEM is another option if your machine has the 3208 engine.

Frame and Roller Groups

The frame section (Group 001) walks you through the chassis, hood, steering link, and scrapers. Every part has a reference number that ties to the illustration. The roller section (Group 002) covers the torque hub and both left and right drum cartridges. There are three separate entries for the left drum cartridge – that is not a typo. The catalog shows multiple configurations depending on the drum type. You need the serial number range from page 3 to know which one fits your machine. Do not skip that step. Ordering the wrong cartridge means a week waiting for the correct one.

Source Authenticity: OEM vs Aftermarket

This PDF is a direct scan of the original Dynapac publication. The logo, the revision date (SB1062-1, BR-MAI/97), and the Svedala Dynapac address in Sorocaba, SP Brazil are all there. Aftermarket reprints often blur the illustrations or leave out the hydraulic diagram. Those diagrams are what let you trace a leak back to the correct o-ring. Dynapac itself still owns the rights to these specs. You want the same information the dealer’s parts counter pulls up. That is what you get here.

Is this a service manual?

No, it is a parts catalog.

Does it cover the Cummins 6BT5.9 engine parts?

Yes – the engine group includes the full assembly, fuel system, radiator, exhaust silencer, air cleaner, and hydraulic pump gearing. All part numbers are listed with exploded views.

Can I use this for disassembly and torque specs?

A parts catalog shows you the order of parts and their reference numbers, but it does not give step-by-step removal procedures or fastener torque values. For torque specs on the torque hub, frame bolts, or cylinder head, you need the Dynapac CA 25 workshop manual. This catalog is for identifying and ordering the correct replacement parts – not for reassembly instructions. If you are rebuilding a drum cartridge, use the workshop manual to disassemble and this catalog to buy the right seals and bearings.

What serial numbers are valid for this catalog?

Page 3 lists the series ranges: CUMMINS TURBO STD/P 709B000-, CUMMINS TURBO D/PD 709B500-, CUMMINS STD/P 710B000-, CUMMINS D/PD 710B500-. Check your machine’s plate before ordering parts.

You have the machine. You have the problem. The only missing piece is the part number to get it back on the job. Access the Factory Manual and put the right parts on order today.