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Dynapac CA152A Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts Manual

You have a Dynapac CA152A vibratory roller down for a hydraulic leak or a worn bearing. The part number is missing or the dealer is asking for a serial number you don’t have written down. That’s exactly why this Dynapac CA152A Parts Catalog exists. It is a 281-page OEM publication, printed by Dynapac in Sweden, and it gives you the factory part numbers, exploded diagrams, and ordering instructions so you don’t end up with the wrong seal or a bearing that’s one millimeter off.

281 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

This catalog is 281 pages thick. That is not a reprint or a condensed aftermarket compilation. It is the original spare parts catalogue from Dynapac, covering the CA152A vibratory roller. Every page contains labeled illustrations or parts lists that correspond to specific assemblies – engine, vibratory system, hydraulic system, frame, cab, controls. Each illustration is numbered with callouts leading to a parts table that lists the part number, description, quantity per assembly, and sometimes dimensions. If you are rebuilding the vibratory drum, you will find the eccentric weight assembly, the bearings, the seals, and the shaft – each with a factory part number. Ordering the wrong bearing because you used an aftermarket cross-reference will cost you a week of downtime. This catalog eliminates that risk.

Ordering Spare Parts – The Right Way (Page 4)

The catalog tells you exactly what to say when calling the parts counter. Page 4 spells out the six required pieces of information: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, parts denomination, and dimensions for items sold by length. If you skip any of these, expect a wrong part. Page 3 shows the valid serial number range for this catalogue issue – from *64421727* onward. That information is printed in the front matter, and you need to match it to your roller’s serial number plate before ordering anything.

Engine and Vibratory System Coverage

This parts catalog covers the CA152A with the CUMMINS 4B 4.5T diesel engine. The exploded views include the engine mounting hardware, cooling system, and accessories. The vibratory system section covers the eccentric weights, bearings, seals, and shaft assembly. Hydraulic pump and motor, steering system, and chassis assemblies are all documented with separate illustrations and part tables. If you are overhauling a worn drum, you need the factory bearing and seal part numbers. Aftermarket cross-reference charts are guesses – the factory catalog is the truth.

Serial Number Validation – Why It Matters

Check your serial number. Match it to page 3. Order accordingly. On page 3 of the catalog you will find the statement “Valid from roller serial number: *64421727* -“. This catalogue issue (SCA152A-2EN2 from 2006-01) applies only to rollers with serial numbers equal to or greater than 64421727. If your machine is older, you need the previous issue (SCA152A-2EN1). Aftermarket resellers never tell you this – they push a single PDF and hope it fits. With the OEM catalog you know exactly which revision is correct for your machine.

Who Needs This Catalog

If you own a Dynapac CA152A, or if you maintain a fleet of compactors, this catalog is the baseline document. A service manual tells you how to take it apart; a parts catalog tells you what to put back in. You need both. This catalog is also useful for equipment dealers and repair shops that do not have access to Dynapac’s internal parts system. It saves time on the phone with the parts counter – you can read them the part number straight from the page. DIY mechanics rebuilding a roller in their own shop will find the exploded diagrams helpful for understanding assembly order.

Source Authenticity – OEM vs Aftermarket

The aftermarket parts catalogs you find on third-party websites are often scanned from worn paper originals, or worse, compiled from multiple sources with errors introduced. This manual is a direct digital reproduction of the Dynapac factory publication SCA152A-2EN2, revision 2006-01. It has the same content as the paper catalog that a Dynapac dealer would have on his shelf. The page numbers, the indexing, the ordering instructions – all match the original. If you want to avoid ordering a part that shows up with the wrong bolt pattern, you stick with the OEM source. For more information on heavy equipment standards, refer to the Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia, but for Dynapac-specific data, use the factory catalog.

Related Manuals

• Dynapac CA152A 2006 Parts Catalog – Factory Spare Parts Guide
• Dynapac CA152A Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts Manual
• Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec

Can I use this catalog if my CA152A has a different engine?

Use the exploded diagrams to visually compare.

Do I need a service manual too?

Yes. A parts catalog tells you what part to order; a service manual tells you how to install it. While the parts catalog has exploded views that help with disassembly, it does not include torque specs or step-by-step procedures. You want both documents for a full rebuild.

How do I know if this catalog matches my roller’s serial number?

On page 3 of the catalog, it states “Valid from roller serial number: *64421727* -“. Check the serial number plate on your roller frame. If your serial number is equal to or greater than 64421727, this catalog matches. If it is lower, you need the earlier issue (SCA152A-2EN1 from 2005). The catalog also includes the publication issue date and catalogue issue number. The serial number range is printed clearly at the bottom of the page.

Is this a scanned copy or a reprint?

This is a digital reproduction of the original factory PDF. It is not a reprint from a third party. The page quality is high, and all 281 pages are present.

Stop wasting time chasing the wrong part numbers. Get the OEM source that Dynapac engineers designed for your CA152A. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your roller running.