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Dynapac CA 262 PD 2002 Parts Catalog – Factory Spare Parts Data for the Vibratory Roller

If you are turning wrenches on a Dynapac CA 262 PD vibratory roller, you need the actual OEM parts catalog – not some third-party reprint with blurry numbers. This is the 2002 edition, 407 pages thick, published by Metso Dynapac AB in Sweden. I have spent more hours than I care to count chasing part numbers on construction equipment, and let me tell you: having the factory catalogue on the bench stops the headache before it starts. The serial number break is right there on page 3: valid from roller serial number 67320266, engine is a Cummins 6BT 5.9C. That is the kind of data you cannot fake.

Spare Parts Catalogue Organization: Group and Page Layout

This catalogue splits the roller into spare parts groups. Each group has its own section with exploded diagrams and a parts list. Every part gets a seven-digit part number, a denomination, and quantity info. The notes on page 5 explain how to read the text pages: a picture on the right, remarks for specific items at the bottom. If you have ever tried to order a bearing using a generic description and ended up with the wrong taper, you will appreciate this. The groups cover everything from the engine mount to the vibration system. No wasted space. No generic “refer to service manual” nonsense.

Ordering Spare Parts: What the Manual Expects You to Provide

Page 4 has the ordering info in six languages. Before you call the dealer, you will have: type of machine (CA 262 PD), roller serial number, quantity needed, part number, part denomination, and dimensions if it is sold per length. That is the professional way to do it. If you hand the dealer a fuzzy photo and say “I need the thingy”, you will pay for someone else’s time. This catalogue gives you the exact part numbers. For example, the vibration section shows you the eccentric weight assembly with individual bolt part numbers. You do not guess. You read the page, write down the number, and order it.

Serial Number Matching and Engine Identification

Every Dynapac roller gets a serial number plate. The catalogue issue page (page 3) states that SCA262PD-1EN3 is valid from serial number 67320266 and up. If your roller is older, you need a different edition. This is critical – using parts from the wrong serial range can bolt up wrong or fail prematurely. The engine is the Cummins 6BT 5.9C. That engine appears in the engine group section with its own exploded view and parts list. Do not mix up 5.9 and 5.9C – the turbo plumbing and injectors differ. The catalogue has it right.

3 Reasons to Use the OEM Parts Catalog Instead of Aftermarket Lists

Aftermarket parts websites often use bad OCR that turns “M12x1.5” into “MI2xI .5” and then you get a bolt that does not fit. This catalogue is a direct scan of the factory print – no re-typing errors. Second, the OEM diagrams show the exact orientation of hoses and brackets. An aftermarket drawing might flip the image. Third, the OEM catalogue includes superseded part numbers and notes about when a part was changed. I have seen aftermarket catalogs list a part that was discontinued ten years ago. With this, you get the current number.

Does This Parts Catalog Include Torque Specifications?

Straight answer: no. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. The Dynapac CA 262 PD 2002 Parts Catalog focuses on part numbers, quantities, and exploded views. Torque specs, adjustment procedures, and hydraulic pressures belong in the service manual. If you need those, look at the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec or the matching service manual. But for ordering parts – frame crossmembers, cab hardware, hydrostatic drive components – this catalogue is the source. Page 4 even tells you to quote the part denomination and dimensions when ordering per length. That level of detail saves you from receiving a meter of the wrong hose.

Audience Fit: Who Should Buy This Manual

If you own or maintain a CA 262 PD vibratory roller – whether you are a solo operator, a municipal shop mechanic, or a fleet manager – this catalogue belongs on your shelf. It covers the production years that use the Cummins 6BT 5.9C engine, which is a common industrial diesel. I have seen DIYers try to rebuild a roller with a generic tractor parts book; they end up with mismatched bearings. Do not be that guy. This catalogue is for anyone who needs to identify and order the correct spare part the first time.

Source Validity: Factory OEM Print

This is an original scan of the Dynapac publication, printed in Sweden in 2002. The factory part numbers, the serial number break, the ordering page – all identical to what you would get from a Dynapac dealer. No third-party editing, no guesswork. The publication number SCA262PD-1EN3 is stamped on the cover. Compare that to Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer and Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Listings for consistency. Dynapac itself still supports these machines, and the Automotive Industry Overview background helps understand the manufacturing context, but nothing beats the factory document.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog cover the hydraulic pump assembly?

Yes, the hydraulic group section includes the piston pump and charge pump with individual part numbers and exploded views. Look under the “Hydrostatic Drive” group.

Is the wiring harness included in the parts list?

The electrical group covers wiring harnesses, connectors, and sensors. Part numbers are listed by harness sub-assembly, not individual wire ends.

Can I use this catalog to rebuild the engine?

It lists major engine components (pistons, liners, gaskets, pumps) with part numbers, but it does not provide overhaul specifications. You need the engine service manual for clearances and torques.

What if my roller serial number is below 67320266?

This edition is valid only from 67320266 upward. For earlier serial numbers you need a different catalogue issue (SCA262PD-1EN2 or earlier). Check the serial number plate before ordering.

I have been in the trade long enough to know that a parts catalog is not a service manual. But it is the one tool that keeps you from ordering the wrong bracket at 4:00 PM on a Friday. Every page counts. 407 pages of factory data. If you maintain a Dynapac CA 262 PD vibratory roller, Access the Factory Manual and keep it in your tablet or print the section you need. That is how you stop wasting time.