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Dynapac CA150D Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spec for Vibratory Roller

I’ve been wrenching since before half the techs in this shop were born, and the one thing that burns my ass faster than a stripped bolt head is watching someone order a part off a aftermarket catalog, get it wrong, then blame the machine. The Dynapac CA150D Parts Catalog is the only document that tells you exactly which stamped steel bracket or hydraulic seal goes where on that vibratory roller. Miss a digit on the part number and you’ll be waiting three days for a return. This 174-page OEM book came straight from Metso Dynapac in Karlskrona – not some scanned copy with blurry reference lines.

What You Get in 174 Pages

Every exploded view in this catalog shows you the part relationship – no guesswork about which washer goes under the nut. The Dynapac engineers designed it so that each group (engine, drive, frame, hydraulic system) gets its own section with clear callouts. Page 4 spells out the six pieces of info you need when you call your dealer: machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions. I’ve seen guys leave off the serial number and end up with a pump that doesn’t fit. That’s on them, not the manual.

Ordering Spare Parts: The Six-Step Requirement

Skip any of those six steps and you deserve the headache. The catalog prints them in four languages – English, Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, French – because Dynapac sells worldwide and they don’t assume you speak Swedish. The part number column runs left, denomination right, and there’s a “Notes” group on page 5 for service bulletins and changes. If your CA150D has a serial number starting with *73220152* (see page 3), this edition covers it. If it’s older, you need a different issue.

Diesel Engine Breakdown – Cummins 4BT 3.3

The CA150D runs a Cummins 4BT 3.3 – four cylinders, 3.3 liters, mechanical injection. This catalog breaks that engine down into individual parts: injector holders, lift pump, turbocharger components, even the little banjo bolts for the fuel lines. You won’t find aftermarket substitutions here. Every part number is OEM and cross-referenced to the Dynapac group number. Need the charge air cooler bracket? Flip to the engine group. The exploded view shows you which bolt pattern fits which casting.

Why Factory Documentation Matters for Part Numbers

Aftermarket parts catalogs take shortcuts – they’ll list a “universal” seal that doesn’t match the groove depth. I’ve got a drawer full of those mistakes. The Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec follows the same principle: if the factory didn’t put it in the manual, it’s not the right part. This CA150D catalog uses the exact part numbers from Metso Dynapac’s system. No translation errors, no third-party reprints. You order part 73220152‑something, you get that exact bracket.

3 Things to Verify Before You Order

First, roller serial number – page 3 tells you if this catalog issue covers your machine. Second, the part denomination – a “bearing” isn’t enough; you need the exact size and type listed. Third, dimensions – if you’re ordering hose or wire by the meter, quote the length exactly. The catalog’s ordering instructions are there for a reason. Ignore them and the part won’t fit.

I keep this catalog on the workbench next to the coffee cup. When a guy comes in with a CA150D that won’t drive, I pull the parts breakdown for the hydrostatic pump. Seeing the seal kit part number means I can call the parts house and get the right O-ring before lunch. The Dynapac CA150D Parts Catalog saves that much time.

FAQs

Does this catalog include wiring diagrams or service procedures?

No. This is strictly a parts catalog – exploded views and part numbers. For torque specs, removal steps, and diagnostics, you need the separate service manual.

Can I use this catalog for CA150D models with different serial numbers?

Check page 3. This issue (SCA150D-1EN1, dated 2001-12) covers CA150D rollers from serial number *73220152* onward. If your machine has an earlier serial number, you need the previous edition. The part numbers changed after certain production dates; the catalog notes which changes apply to which groups.

What engine does the CA150D use?

Cummins 4BT 3.3 – four-cylinder, 3.3-litre, mechanical injection. The parts group for the engine covers everything from the cylinder head to the oil pan.

How do I order the correct part?

Follow the six-step procedure on page 4: machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions. If you skip any, you risk ordering the wrong component. Part numbers in this catalog are OEM Dynapac numbers; cross-reference them with your dealer.

For reference on the construction equipment industry and why OEM documentation matters, see this Automotive Industry Overview. The same principles apply to heavy machinery – you don’t cut corners on part sourcing.

If you’re working on a Dynapac CA150D and you’re tired of playing parts roulette, get the real thing. Dynapac CA150D Spare Parts Catalogue is available as a PDF format. Stop piecing together numbers from worn‑out labels. Access the Factory Manual now – you’ll have every part breakdown at your fingertips.