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Dynapac CA 302 PD Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs, 403 Pages

Let me save you the headache of chasing wrong parts numbers because someone copied a worn-out sticker. I’ve seen it: a shop orders a seal kit, gets the wrong one because the aftermarket catalog had the superseded part number. Then the roller sits for two days waiting on a re-order. That’s billable hours down the drain. The Dynapac CA 302 PD Parts Catalog stops that. 403 pages of factory-issued part numbers, exploded diagrams, and ordering instructions straight from Dynapac. Not a reprint. Not a PDF that lost a page. Original OEM scan.

This is a Spare Parts Catalogue for the CA 302 PD vibratory roller. Covers serial numbers from 68320316- upward. Engine is the Cummins 4BTA 3.9 Elite. If you’re working on one of these machines, you need the exact part numbers for bearings, hydraulic seals, filters, drive components. The manual gives you the group number and page reference so you can flip to the correct exploded view and pull the part number without guessing. Page 4 shows you exactly what information you need to give the dealer: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, dimensions if ordering by length. Miss any of those, your order gets delayed. I’ve seen it happen.

Ordering Spare Parts Correctly

Look at page 4 of the catalog. There’s a six-item checklist the factory insists on. Type of machine. Roller serial number. Quantity. Part number. Parts denomination. Dimensions per length. The manual prints that in four languages because they know people mess this up. If you call your Dynapac dealer and can’t give them the serial number, they’ll guess. Guessing costs you money. Use this catalog to pull the exact part numbers from the exploded views, then reference the ordering section. No confusion.

A buddy of mine runs a rental yard in Houston. He keeps this catalog on the job laptop. When a CA 302 PD comes in with a leaky vibration motor, he opens the catalog, finds the group section for the vibratory system, gets the seal part number, and orders it same day. No disassembly first to read a worn tag. That’s the value of an OEM Parts Catalog.

Engine Coverage: Cummins 4BTA 3.9 Elite

The CA 302 PD uses the Cummins 4BTA 3.9 Elite diesel. This catalog covers the engine-related parts: fuel system, cooling, air intake, mounting hardware. Each component has an exploded diagram with callouts and a matching parts list. Need a fuel lift pump? Find the figure, read the part number, call your Cummins or Dynapac dealer. The catalog also notes which engine serial numbers are valid for the roller serial number range. That detail matters – earlier revisions may have different injection pumps. Don’t guess.

Check out Dynapac official website for engine service intervals, but for parts numbers, stick to this catalog. Aftermarket cross-reference lists can be off by one digit. That one digit can mean a different thread pitch or housing size. I’ve torqued enough bolts to know that.

403 Pages of Exploded Views and Part Lists

This is not a service manual. It’s a parts catalog. The difference: service manuals tell you how to take it apart; parts catalogs tell you what to put back in. Every major system on the roller is grouped – driveline, vibratory system, steering, brakes, electrical, chassis, cab. Each group has its own index page. The catalog covers later revisions (SCA302PD-1EN5 issued 2002-10). If you have an older machine, check the serial number against the publication history on page 3. The manual lists previous catalogue issues and their validity. That’s OEM thoroughness.

Need a hydraulic hose for the vibratory system? Find the group for “Hydraulic System – Vibration,” locate the correct figure, read the hose part number and length. Order it. Done. No recalibrating pressure settings because the hose cross-section is wrong. That’s why I trust OEM documentation: aftermarket house catalogs often list generic hose lengths that don’t account for the fitting angle. This catalog gives you the factory-assembled hose assembly part number. Click Dynapac CA 302 PD Parts Catalog to get the same version I keep in my shop.

Why OEM Beats Aftermarket for Parts Identification

I’ve seen third-party parts catalogs that combine multiple models into one book. They show a single exploded view for “CA 302” and hope it matches the PD. It doesn’t. The PD has a different vibration system and different wheel motor mounts. Aftermarket catalogs often miss the nuance. This OEM catalog was printed by Dynapac (now part of Metso). The diagrams are specific to the CA 302 PD model. The part numbers are the ones current at the time of publication (2002). Even if some parts have superseded numbers, the original number gives you a starting point for cross-referencing with your dealer. You won’t waste time on wrong brackets or bolt lengths.

If you also work on the Dynapac PL2000LS cold planer, grab Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec and Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer. Both are from the same OEM source. Keep your reference library consistent.

Who Needs This Catalog?

Anyone who owns, rents, or repairs a Dynapac CA 302 PD vibratory roller. That includes rental fleet mechanics, heavy equipment dealers, independent shops, and owner-operators. If you’re tearing down a vibration motor or replacing a final drive seal, you need the correct part number before you order. This catalog pays for itself the first time you avoid ordering the wrong $200 seal kit. Also useful for inventory management – you can pre-stock common parts by reading the catalog and identifying fast-moving items.

For DIYers: this is not a repair manual. If you need torque specs or adjustment procedures, you want the service manual instead. But parts are half the battle. Get the part number right, and the repair goes smooth.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs or repair procedures?

No. It is a Spare Parts Catalogue. It contains exploded diagrams, part numbers, quantities, ordering instructions. Repair procedures are in the service manual. Buy both if you need full coverage.

Will this catalog work for earlier serial numbers before 68320316?

Check page 3. The manual lists previous catalogue issues and their valid serial number ranges. This particular edition (SCA302PD-1EN5) is valid from 68320316. Earlier machines may need the earlier catalogue. Contact Dynapac with your serial number to confirm.

How are the parts organized?

By function groups. Each group has a title page listing the figures and page numbers. Example: Group “Hydraulic System – Vibration” includes pump, motor, hoses, fittings. The table of contents at the front helps you navigate. The index at the back is not alphabetical; it’s by part number range. Use the group overview to find your system.

Can I use this to cross-reference Cummins engine parts?

Yes, but the catalog shows Dynapac part numbers for engine components. If you need Cummins OEM part numbers, you’ll have to cross-reference with a Cummins catalog. The Dynapac part number is what you order from your roller dealer. Some engine parts like filters are common – the catalog lists dimensions so you can verify fitment.

If you’re tired of playing parts roulette with aftermarket catalogs, Access the Factory Manual now. It’s a direct PDF of the original OEM publication – no watermarks, no missing pages. 403 pages. Instant access. No waiting for shipping. Stop guessing part numbers. Get the factory data on your screen and order with certainty.