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Dynapac CA 512 D 2002 Parts Catalog

You got a Dynapac CA 512 D 2002 Parts Catalog on the bench and you’re chasing a part number? Hand me that aftermarket photocopy you pulled off some forum. I’ll show you why it’s useless. The exploded view is blurry, the part numbers are wrong, and the revision date doesn’t match your roller’s serial range. That’s how you order a hydraulic motor that doesn’t fit and burn a Saturday. This 409-page OEM print from 2002 is what the dealer uses – because it was printed by Metso Dynapac themselves, not scanned and re-compressed by someone who thinks a torque wrench is a suggestion tool.

Page 1 confirms the model: Dynapac CA 512 D, Vibratory Roller, with a Cummins 6BTA 5.9C diesel. That engine section alone saves you a trip to the parts counter when you need a piston ring or injector seal. The catalog is organized by group – engine, drive, vibration system – each with clean exploded diagrams and the exact part numbers. Need the charge pressure relief valve? Flip to the hydraulic group. Don’t guess. Look up the part number, verify it against your roller serial number (list starts at 70220513-), and order once.

409 Pages of Factory Data

That’s not a round number – it’s 409 pages of OEM-published exploded views, part tables, and cross-reference notes. Every page was laid out by Dynapac engineers, not a third-party copyhouse. You get the original Swedish, English, German, Italian, Spanish, and French text on page 4 for ordering spare parts. That matters when you’re dealing with a European-built roller and the part description is only in Swedish. The manual lists 6 languages for the ordering instructions alone – because they know a mechanic in Texas might need to read the Italian translation to match a brake part.

Parts Breakdown: Cummins 6BTA 5.9C Engine

The engine section covers the Cummins 6BTA 5.9C – the workhorse on the CA 512 D. Exploded drawings show the block, head, injection pump, turbo, and cooling system. Part numbers are right next to each bubble. No need to cross-reference a Chilton’s table that lists three different engines under “Cummins 5.9”. This catalog gives you the specific part numbers for the 6BTA 5.9C as installed in the roller. If you need a fuel injector seal, you get the OEM number – not an “equivalent” that leaks after 50 hours.

Order Spare Parts by the Book

Page 4 lays out the ordering procedure in six steps. Read them. They’re not suggestions. Step 1: type of machine. Step 2: roller serial number. Step 3: quantity. Step 4: part number. Step 5: denomination. Step 6: dimensions if ordering by length. Miss the serial number and you’ll get a part from the wrong revision. I’ve seen it happen – a guy orders a drum bearing without checking his machine’s serial, gets the pre-2000 version, and the shaft doesn’t mate. That’s a return fee and a week of downtime. This manual prevents that.

Can I Find Aftermarket Alternatives in This Catalog?

No. This is a factory parts catalog – it lists only OEM Dynapac part numbers. If you want a cheaper knockoff, you’ll have to cross-reference yourself. But the catalog gives you the exact OEM number so you can search for an aftermarket equivalent with confidence – or just buy the genuine part and be done. The exploded views also show how the parts fit together, which helps when the aftermarket “replacement” doesn’t match the bolt hole pattern.

Serial Number Range: Verify Compatibility

This edition (SCA512D-1EN4, dated 2002-10) covers rollers with serial numbers from 70220513- onward. If your CA 512 D has a lower number, you need the earlier edition (SCA512D-1EN3 or SCA512D-1EN2). Check the metal tag on the frame. I have seen guys order a full hydraulic pump assembly only to find their machine predates the design change. The manual explicitly lists which serial ranges each edition covers – that’s information no aftermarket reprint bothers to include. For related machines, see the Dynapac CA 512 D Spare Parts Catalog and the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec or the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer.

For background on how these rollers are used in construction, the Dynapac company itself is part of the Automotive Industry Overview of heavy equipment. But you don’t need Wikipedia when you have the actual parts catalog in hand.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs for the Cummins engine?

No. This is a parts catalog – exploded views and part numbers only. You need the service manual for torque values. But the parts catalog lists every bolt by part number, so you can order the correct fastener if you strip one during reassembly.

Can I print this PDF?

Yes, the PDF is fully printable. 409 pages at 300 DPI. I keep a binder copy in my tool box – easier than scrolling on a dirty tablet.

How do I know if my roller serial number is included?

Check the second page. Valid from serial number 70220513-. If your number is lower, you need an earlier edition. Call Dynapac dealer to confirm.

What about the vibratory drum assembly – full breakdown?

Yes, there is a dedicated section for the vibratory system, including eccentric weights, bearings, seals, and the drive motor mount. The exploded diagram shows every washer and shim. I used it last month to rebuild a CA 512 D drum – one order, no wrong parts.

Stop screwing around with photocopied parts lists that are missing pages. This is the OEM factory manual – the same one the dealer parts counter uses. Access the Factory Manual and get the part numbers straight before you start pulling wrenches. You’ll spend less time ordering and more time rolling.