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Dynapac CA152PD 2011 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts

Look, I’ve seen too many jobs sit because a shop ordered the wrong hydraulic pump seal. You pull a part, find it’s the wrong revision, and now the machine sits another three days. That’s lost money. This is the Dynapac CA152PD 2011 Parts Catalog – the factory book for the CA152PD vibratory roller with Cummins QSB3.3 engine. It’s not a reprint or a third-party compilation. It’s 316 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, and kit listings straight from the manufacturer. If you’re maintaining one of these rollers, this is the file you need on your tablet in the cab.

Engine and Transmission Exploded Views

You get full sections for the Cummins QSB3.3 engine – cooling system, combustion air, fuel system, exhaust. Then the transmission area covers rear axle and wheels, including the limited slip rear axle (ref 4700383855) and the no-spin option (4700384801). Each assembly breaks down into sub-groups: housing, differential, brakes, planet gear. The exploded drawings show every bolt and shim. No guesswork when you’re ordering a seal or a bearing. If your roller has the no-spin differential, the part numbers are called out separately so you don’t accidentally order a standard housing.

Hydraulic System Parts: Propulsion, Vibration, Steering, Brake

The hydraulic section is organized by function. Front propulsion motor (4700372250), rear propulsion pump (4700380829), vibration pump (4700384751) and vibration motor (4700380144). Steering system includes the pilot valve (4700359139) and steering cylinder (4700392002). Brake system and hydraulic oil tank are listed with all necessary fittings. This is where aftermarket cross-references get you into trouble – the pilot valve might look the same but have a different internal spool. Using the OEM number from this catalog is the only way to be sure you’re getting the right revision. The central test panel option (hydraulic) is also covered.

Service Kits and Repair Kits: Planned Maintenance

Service kits are listed by interval: 50-hour kit (4700950399), 250/750-hour kit (4700939076), 500-hour kit (4700950401), and 1000-hour kit (4700950402). Each kit number bundles the filters, seals, and wear items you need for that service interval. Then there are repair kits – steering hitch (4700938558), eccentric shaft (4700938898), drum rotation (4700938891), shock absorber kit for drum (4700938876), and F/R control button kit (4700940663). When you’re tearing into the drum or steering hitch, having the exact kit number saves a call to the parts counter.

Electrical Equipment: Panels, Lights, and Options

Electrical section covers the full system: relay and fuses, instrument box, main instrument panel, upper left/right, lower left/right, emergency stop and parking brake panels. Options like driving lights, working lights, rotating beacon, compaction meter, speedometer/frequency meter, tachograph, backup alarm, headlight cover, field computer, compaction analyzer, Geodynamic indicator, and GPS. If your roller has a weird electrical issue – say the backup alarm isn’t working or the instrument panel flickers – you can trace the wiring harness part numbers and identify the correct relays. The cab wiring and heater system are also broken out. This catalog does not include wiring diagrams (that’s the service manual), but it gives you the part numbers for every connector and sensor.

Factory Manual vs Aftermarket Copies

I’ve had bad luck with aftermarket parts catalogs that have wrong numbers. This one is from the factory. Published by Dynapac (part of the Atlas Copco Group). The catalog issue SCA152PD-4EN2 dated 2011-10. Valid for roller serial numbers 10000105x0A000001 and up. That’s the real deal. The page for ordering spare parts (page 2) gives the exact info you need to order: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, dimensions for length items. No ambiguity. If you call a dealer with those six pieces of data, the part shows up right the first time.

Who Benefits from This Catalog

If you own or operate a CA152PD, or your shop services them, you need this. The DIY owner who changes his own oil filters and tracks down hydraulic leaks will save hours cross-referencing numbers online. The professional mechanic ordering parts for a rental fleet will avoid costly returns. Beginners will learn what each component is called and how it fits. Even if you never turn a wrench, having this catalog on file means your parts person can order correctly without you standing over their shoulder.

No guesswork.

FAQ

What serial numbers does this cover?

It covers rollers with serial numbers starting 10000105x0A000001 and later. Check your machine’s plate.

Does this include torque specs for bolts?

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It does not contain torque values or repair procedures. It lists part numbers, quantities, and exploded views so you can order the correct components. For assembly instructions, including torque specs and step-by-step disassembly, you need the corresponding service repair manual. However, having the exact OEM part number from this catalog is the first step – you can’t torque a bolt if you ordered the wrong seal or bearing.

So if you want to keep your Dynapac roller running and avoid parts delays, get the factory data. Access the Factory Manual.

Related Manuals

• Dynapac CA152PD Parts Catalog
• DYNAPAC CA152PD Spare Parts Catalogue SCA152PD-1EN5
• DYNAPAC CA152PD Spare Parts Catalogue

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