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Dynapac CA 262 D Parts Catalog – 423 Pages of Factory Specs

Spent an hour on the phone with a parts counter because the aftermarket catalog had the wrong hydraulic filter number for a CA 262 D? I have been there. When a roller is down, guessing at part numbers costs you billable hours. This is a factory-original Dynapac CA 262 D Parts Catalog, 423 pages of exploded diagrams and genuine OEM part numbers. No third-party reprint, no compressed scans. This document came straight from Metso Dynapac AB in Karlskrona, Sweden. You open it, find the assembly, read the part number, and place the order. That simple. But only if you have the right catalog.

Engine Identification: Cummins 6BT 5.9C and Serial Number Ranges

Before you start flipping pages, verify your roller. Page 3 of this catalog lists the diesel engine as a CUMMINS 6BT 5.9C. It also gives the valid serial number range: from 67220262- onward. If your CA 262 D falls inside that range and has that engine, this is the correct parts book. If your roller is older or has a different powerplant, you need a different catalog. Dynapac changed the engine spec over production years, and the parts changed with it.

Ordering Spare Parts: The Correct Procedure

Page 4 spells out the exact six pieces of information you need to give when ordering spare parts. Type of machine. Roller serial number. Quantity required. Part number. Parts denomination. Dimensions if ordering per length. Miss one of those, and the parts desk can’t verify your order. I have watched guys order a hydraulic hose by length alone and get the wrong fitting. The catalog makes it clear: provide all six. Do it right the first time.

What 423 Pages of Parts Data Get You

This is a genuine spare parts catalogue. It covers the complete vibratory roller CA 262 D. The book has 423 pages, including exploded views for every major group: engine, drive train, hydraulic system, roller frame, electrical harness, and more. Each page shows the assembly with callouts and corresponding part numbers. You trace the part number from the drawing to the text list. No fuzzy aftermarket compilations. The document is organized by group, with a table of contents and page index. Flip to the hydraulic pump group, find the part, get the number.

Why OEM Factory Specs Beat Aftermarket Catalogs

Aftermarket parts catalogs often combine multiple models into one sloppy index. They may carry superseded numbers that are no longer available. This catalog is from Dynapac themselves. The part numbers are the original specifications. If a part was revised, the catalog shows the update. It also includes the exact engine configuration and serial number breakpoints. You can cross-reference against your machine’s data plate. That level of traceability does not exist in a third-party compilation. Stick with the factory document.

Using This Manual with Your CA 262 D on the Job

Whether you maintain a fleet of compactors in a San Antonio yard or you own one roller and want to keep it running, this catalog saves returns. Keep a copy in the shop tablet. When you pull a pump or a valve, note the part number from the diagram before you disassemble. The manual also shows hardware kits and seal sets. For example, the ordering procedure on page 4 reminds you to include dimensions for any meter-length items like hose or wire. That has saved me more than one wrong shipment.

For other Dynapac equipment, check the Dynapac CA 262 D 2002 Parts Catalog – 423 Pages OEM Factory Specs, the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec, and the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer. These are all from the same Swedish source, so the format and reliability match.

Does this catalog include torque values or service procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It contains part numbers and exploded views only. For torque specs and overhaul steps, you need the separate Dynapac CA 262 D workshop manual.

How do I confirm this catalog matches my roller’s exact configuration?

Look at the serial number plate on the frame of your CA 262 D. Compare it to the valid from serial number given on page 3 of the catalog: 67220262-. If your serial number is higher than that, you are within the published range. Also check that the engine is a Cummins 6BT 5.9C. If your machine has a different engine (some early or later builds used a Deutz), this catalog will not match all engine components. Verify the engine model before you rely on the part numbers in this book.

The Dynapac company has been building compaction equipment since the 1930s, and their documentation standards are correspondingly precise. For a broader look at how heavy equipment parts catalogs are used in the Automotive Industry Overview, the same principles apply: accurate part identification prevents downtime and reduces waste. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact part numbers you need.