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Dynapac CA 51 Parts Catalog – What You Get With 238 Pages of Factory Data

I’ve spent twenty-eight years with a wrench in my hand, and nothing burns my ass faster than a parts guy reading off a wrong number because somebody used a third-party catalog. The Dynapac CA 51 Parts Catalog you’re looking at right now is the real deal – the same bound book that Dynapac sent to dealers in Sweden. 238 pages, no reprint, no copy, no generic aftermarket nonsense. If you’re keeping a CA 51 vibratory roller running, this is the only document you should trust to order steel-track bushings or the hydraulic pump seal kit.

This catalog uses a group system that is common to all Dynapac spare parts catalogs. It starts with a list of contents, then breaks the machine into groups – each group begins with its own contents page. Every section has an exploded view drawing with reference numbers that tie directly to the table of part numbers. The part number, quantity, and description appear in two languages (English and Swedish). There’s even a numerical index at the back so you can cross-reference any item number you find stamped on a part. If you’ve ever ordered a “complete assembly” only to get a bag of loose bolts, you’ll appreciate that the catalog marks sub-assemblies with brackets and circles so you know exactly what you’re buying.

Group System and Exploded Views: How to Navigate

Groups are numbered sequentially. Each group starts with a picture of the major assembly – steering, vibration system, engine, drive train. The exploded view shows every replaceable part with a reference number. Look at the table for that section, and you’ll see the part number, the quantity needed, and a description. If a part is marked “cpl” it means a complete assembly – and the individual components that make up that assembly are listed underneath, indented one character. Dynapac designed this system so that a parts clerk in a remote shop could pull the right bearing without having to call the factory. That’s the level of detail you get here.

Engine Section: Caterpillar D320B NA – OEM Part Numbers

The CA 50 series rollers often use the Caterpillar D320B NA diesel engine. This catalog covers that engine in its own section, with separate group pages for the cylinder head, fuel injection pump, cooling system, and oil pan. Every gasket, every seal, every injector line is listed with the exact Caterpillar part number. You don’t cross-reference – you read the number off the page, order it, and it fits. That’s the difference between factory documentation and some scanned PDF from a third party that skips pages.

238 Pages of OEM Part Numbers – No Reprint, No Copy

This document is an original factory spare parts catalogue – not a reprint, not a user-generated copy, not a compilation from three different machines. It’s a direct scan of the official Dynapac publication S-10014-5 (replaces S-10014-4). The page count is 238, which tells you this covers everything: chassis, engine, hydraulic system, vibration mechanism, electrical system, and all hardware. If you’re a fleet mechanic or a dealer who stocks parts for multiple CA 51 units, you need this catalog on your workbench, not a tablet with a phone number to call overseas.

Does This Manual Cover the Fuel System?

Yes – the group system includes fuel tank, fuel lines, primary/secondary filters, injection pump, and injectors. Each part is shown in an exploded view with the corresponding line item in the table. You get the quantity and the part number. No more guessing which O-ring goes where.

What Torque Values Are Listed?

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It does not contain torque specifications, adjustment procedures, or repair instructions. For torque data and service procedures, you need the Dynapac CA 51 Service Repair Manual (available separately). The parts catalog is purely for ordering the correct components. If you try to rebuild an axle using only this catalog, you’ll end up with a box of new parts and no idea how tight to run the locknut. Get both documents.

Why should I trust this catalog over a free online list?

Free online lists are often copied from an old parts manual, missing pages, or combined with another model. This OEM catalog has 238 pages, a numerical index, and group-specific contents. The part numbers have been verified by Dynapac engineers. If you order 935603 for a bearing, it will be the identical part that left the factory in Solna, Sweden.

Can I use this to identify parts on a CA 51 built after 1995?

The catalog number S-10014-5 supersedes earlier issues, but it does not include updates for serial number breaks after publication. For very late builds, you should cross-reference the serial number plate on your machine against the latest Dynapac parts system. This catalog covers the majority of CA 51 units built before the 2000s.

You’ve got a roller that needs parts. You’ve got a parts guy who needs a number. Stop wasting time with mis-shipped components and return freight. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep the 238-page PDF on your phone or printed out in the shop. It’s a one-time investment that pays for itself the first time you order the correct planetary gear set.

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For manufacturer background, see the official Dynapac site. For general automotive repair context, read the Automotive Industry Overview.