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Dynapac CA134D 2011 Parts Catalog

You have a Dynapac CA134D vibratory roller on your lot or job site. Fine machine. But when a part fails – and it will – ordering the wrong piece because you used a third-party parts list costs you a day of downtime and freight charges. This Dynapac CA134D 2011 Parts Catalog is the exact same binder the dealer’s parts counter uses. 168 pages of factory exploded views and part numbers. No guesswork. No aftermarket reinterpretation.

Service Kits: 50, 500, and 1000 Hour Intervals

Page 1 of the catalog kicks off with the service kits. Three part numbers: 4700950404 for 50-hour, 4700950405 for 500-hour, and 4700950406 for 1000-hour. Each kit lists every seal, filter, and wear item you need. You don’t piece together a gasket set from memory. You pull the kit number, order it, and bolt it on. The catalog shows the exact contents table inside each kit grouping. I’ve seen guys skip the shock absorber kit (4812156185) and then wonder why the drum rattles after 200 hours. It’s in the book.

Engine: John Deere 5030HF285 Tier3 – What the Catalog Covers

The engine section breaks down the John Deere 5030HF285 Tier3 into cooling, combustion air, fuel, and exhaust subsystems. Need a fuel injection line? The exploded diagram shows the routing and the part number. The catalog also includes the rear axle and differential with limited slip – that’s a $4,000 assembly if you screw up the planet gear order. Page numbers aren’t listed here, but the section is thick. Don’t order a part for a Tier2 engine; this catalog is for Tier3 only. The publication date is 2011, so it matches the emissions standard.

7 Hydraulic Systems – Propulsion, Vibration, Steering, Brake, Flow Divider

The hydraulic system chapter covers the propulsion pump (4700378164) with its rotary group, valve block, and control unit. Then the vibration valve (4700378149) and motor (4700378621). Steering cylinder (4700378187) and pilot valve (4700378153). The brake system section is short but critical – brake parts have to be OEM, no substitutions. There’s a flow divider option (4700378302) for machines that need it. If you’re rebuilding the hydraulic motor propulsion (4700378166 or 4700378143), the exploded views show each seal and bearing. This is not a generic hydraulic schematic. It’s Dynapac factory drawings.

Frame, Drum, and Drivers Platform – Structural Parts Ordered Correctly

Frames and scrapers, steering hitch, noise suppression panels – the frame chapter lists every bolt and bracket. The drum section is separate: just the drum assembly. Don’t confuse drum rotation kit (4700950154) with the eccentric shaft kit (4700950153). They look similar but the drum rotation kit includes bearings specific to the CA134D. The drivers platform chapter includes forward/reverse control handle and the entire ROPS/FOPS structure. If you need a rear view mirror bracket, it’s in there. The decals chapter even lists all warning decals – important if you’re rebuilding a machine for rental.

Why OEM Beats Aftermarket Parts Catalogs

I’ve had techs bring me aftermarket parts catalogs from online aggregators. Page numbers don’t match. Part numbers get transposed. The OEM catalog from Dynapac (part of the Atlas Copco group, see Dynapac) has a serial number cutoff: valid from roller serial number 10000100X0D000001. If your roller is outside that range, the catalog won’t apply. That’s the level of accuracy you get. The aftermarket can’t verify serial number ranges. For industry context on why OEM documentation matters in heavy equipment, check Automotive Industry Overview.

Does this catalog include wiring diagrams or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog – exploded views and part numbers only. For service and repair instructions, you need the separate Dynapac CA134D service manual.

What serial numbers does the catalog cover? I have a 2009 model.

The catalog covers rollers with serial number starting from 10000100X0D000001 and later. That corresponds to 2011 production onward. If you have a 2009 machine, this catalog will not match. You need the earlier edition (SCA134D-US4EN1 from 2010-05). Ordering parts for the wrong serial number range leads to mismatched components – I’ve seen guys order a steering cylinder that was two inches too long. Check your plate.

So when you’re standing in the parts room with a broken roller and a parts counter that wants to sell you a generic substitute, remember this: the Dynapac CA134D 2011 Parts Catalog gives you the factory part number, the exact item name, and the correct quantity. 168 pages, OEM data, no aftermarket shortcuts. If you maintain your own fleet, this is the only book you need. Related manuals: DYNAPAC CA134D Spare Parts Catalogue and Dynapac CA134D Parts Catalog. For another model, see Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your roller running.