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Dynapac CA1500 2017 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for Vibratory Roller

If you’ve ever ordered a hydraulic motor seal kit and got the wrong one because the aftermarket catalog had a typo, you know the pain. That downtime costs you billable hours. This Dynapac CA1500 2017 Parts Catalog takes the guesswork out of parts ordering. 558 pages of OEM exploded views, part numbers, and service kit breakdowns. Not a reprint. Not a scan of a scan. This is the factory PDF that dealers use. Every bolt, seal, and hydraulic fitting is listed by the exact Dynapac number. You match your roller’s serial number – 10000156xxA010304 and up for the IIIB/T4i models – and you go straight to the page.

Service Kits – Track Your Interval Replacements

Page 3 of the catalog lists every service kit from the 50-hour Plus kit (part 4812159462) up to the 2000-hour Plus kit (part 4812159860). Plus a specific start-up kit for the Cummins QSB 3.3 IIIB/T4i. Each kit page shows the individual components with quantities. If you need a 500-hour service, you grab kit 4812159856 and you’re done. No cross-referencing with third-party charts. The repair kits are also listed: eccentric shaft kit (4812159976), drum rotation kit (4812157275), and shock absorber kit for the drum (4812159975). That’s the kind of detail that keeps a shop running on time.

Frame and Drum: Exploded Views

The frame section covers front and rear assemblies, steering hitches, scrapers, engine structure, and safety links. Each module breaks down into individual parts. For example, the steering hitch cpl part 4812120697 appears on page 31 with its own exploded diagram. The drum section (starting page 79) includes gears, vibration motor adapter, splined sleeve, and pad shell options. If the anti-spin gear (4812115972) is worn, you see it in the drawing, you order it from the number. One call, one part.

Does This Manual Cover the Hydraulic System?

Yes, and it does it right. The hydraulic system section splits into drum traction control, anti-spin, rear axle variants, oil tank, and engine room. Each hydraulic motor has its own sub-section with rotor group, flush and boost pressure valve, control module, and seal kit. For instance, the hydraulic motor 4812115109 lists a separate seal kit 4812161061. That seal kit is specific to that motor – not a generic “fits several” aftermarket bundle. If you’re rebuilding the drum drive motor, you get the exact parts the factory intended. No guesswork, no returns.

Use OEM Part Numbers Only

Aftermarket parts catalogs are dangerous for a machine like this. A wrong seal rating causes leaks or contamination. A misnumbered bearing burns out the eccentric shaft. This catalog is produced by Dynapac themselves, copyrighted 2017. The cover states “Use only authorized parts” and warns that damage from unauthorized parts voids warranty. Every part number here is traceable to the manufacturer. The Dynapac company insists on it, and so should you. For context on why OEM documentation matters in heavy equipment, the Automotive Industry Overview notes that safety and liability hinge on correct component identification.

Engine Structure and Fuel System Coverage

Pages 95 through 131 cover the Cummins QSB 3.3 IIIB engine – bracket module, belt guard, cooling system, air cleaner, fuel system (tank, lines, drain), exhaust, and expansion tank. Each part is listed with its Dynapac number. If an exhaust hanger cracks, you find it in the exhaust system section. The fuel tank module includes the tank, bracket assembly, fuel hose module, and draining module. You don’t need to buy a whole tank when only the drain valve is bad. The catalog shows that drain valve as a separate item. That’s the difference between a 558-page OEM catalog and a two-page aftermarket diagram.

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Two Common Questions About Parts Ordering

Does this catalog include torque specifications for assembly?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values belong in the factory service manual. What you get here are part numbers and exploded views to order the correct components.

How do I find the right part for my specific CA1500 serial number?

Locate your machine’s serial number plate – typically on the frame near the engine. Compare it to the range listed on page 1: CA1500 s/n 10000156xxA010304 and up. That serial break determines which steering hitch, lock handle design, and safety link assembly apply. For example, safety link and lock handle differ before and after A014115 (pages 71–77). If your serial is after A014116, you order from the “From A014116” section. Always confirm the serial range before ordering any structural or hydraulic component. The TOC is organized by these serial breaks, so start there. Then drill into the sub-section (e.g., hydraulic motor 4812115109) and verify the part number listed matches the exploded view. If in doubt, call Dynapac with the serial number and the part number from this catalog – they will confirm.

Factory documentation is the only way to keep a Dynapac CA1500 running without chasing wrong parts. 558 pages, 2017 edition, OEM part numbers down to the O-ring. No reprints, no aftermarket guessing. Access the Factory Manual and put the correct parts on your workbench the first time.