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Dynapac CA152STD 2008 Parts Catalog

Let’s be honest: ordering parts for a vibratory roller without the factory catalog is a gamble I’ve seen too many guys lose. You get a box with the wrong bearing or the wrong hose, the machine sits, the customer breathes down your neck, and you eat the return shipping. The Dynapac CA152STD 2008 Parts Catalog kills that problem. This is the same document the dealer uses – 284 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, and the exact ordering info Dynapac itself publishes. No aftermarket guessing. No third-party renumbering. If you work on CA152STD rollers, you need this on your tablet or printed out in the shop.

284 Pages of OEM Part Numbers

This catalog runs 284 pages – and every one of those pages is stuffed with factory-sourced part numbers. The original file name DYNAPAC_CA152STD_2008_Parts_Catalog_en-26114013638.pdf tells you it’s the English language edition published in 2008. Inside, you get exploded-view illustrations for every major assembly: engine, drive train, vibration system, hydraulic circuit, frame, and cab. Each illustration has a parts list with Dynapac part numbers, descriptions, and quantities. That’s the kind of detail that saves you from looking at a fuzzy aftermarket drawing and wondering if that bolt is M10 or M12.

Engine and Drive Train Coverage: CUMMINS 4B 4.5 Specifics

The CA152STD is powered by a CUMMINS 4B 4.5 diesel – a workhorse engine. The catalog covers it completely: fuel system, cooling, air intake, exhaust, and the mounting hardware. You get the exact part numbers for injectors, gaskets, filters, and belts. The drive train section includes the hydrostatic pump, motor, and final drive components. Page 3 of the catalog lists the roller serial number range this issue covers – from *64121600* to *64122399*. If your roller falls in that range, this catalog is the correct edition. If not, you may need a later issue. Always check that serial number before ordering.

How to Order Parts Correctly (Page 4 Method)

Page 4 of the catalog prints the official ordering instructions in six languages. Dynapac requires you to provide: 1) machine type, 2) roller serial number, 3) quantity, 4) part number, 5) denomination, and 6) dimensions if ordering by length. Follow that list and your order gets filled right the first time. Skip giving the serial number and you risk getting a part that doesn’t match a running production change. I’ve seen it happen. The catalog also includes a notes section and a change log – groups and pages that were updated. That lets you verify you’re using the latest part numbers.

Vibratory Roller CA152STD: Serial Number Validation

One thing a lot of aftermarket catalogs don’t do is tie parts to specific serial number ranges. This factory catalog does. The table on page 3 shows the exact build range: SCA152STD-2EN4 issue dated 2008-10 covers rollers 64121600 through 64122399. If your machine is outside that range, look for the next issue (like SCA152STD-2EN5 or later). Dynapac reserves the right to change specs without notice, so the serial number is your insurance. I always check it before I even open the catalog.

Why Factory Specs Beat Aftermarket Catalogs

I’ve had aftermarket parts suppliers hand me a “cross-reference” that was flat wrong. A hydraulic filter that looked the same but had a different bypass pressure – cost me a pump. The Dynapac factory catalog eliminates that. Every part number is from the original equipment manufacturer. If you need a part for the CA152STD, you get the Dynapac number, not a generic substitution. You can then take that number to your dealer or online supplier and order with certainty. For more background on how OEM catalogs are structured across the industry, you can check the Automotive Industry Overview – but the short version is: factory = reliable, aftermarket = risk.

Related Manuals You Might Need

If you’re building a complete library for this roller, consider these companion documents: Dynapac CA152STD Parts Catalog (this one), the DYNAPAC CA152STD Spare Parts Catalogue SCA152STD-1EN5 for a different issue range, and the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec if you work on planers as well. The more factory documentation you have, the less guesswork you deal with.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this catalog work for a CA152STD with serial number 64122400?

No. This catalog covers serial numbers 64121600 to 64122399. For 64122400 and above, you need the next edition (likely SCA152STD-2EN5 or later). Always match the serial number range printed on page 3.

Does it include torque specs for the vibration system?

Not in this document. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It gives part numbers and exploded views, not torque values. You need the separate service repair manual for torque specs. But the parts catalog tells you exactly which bolts to order if you strip one.

You’ve got a Dynapac roller that needs parts. You’ve got a choice: flip through a generic cross-reference and hope, or work from the factory publication that Dynapac engineers wrote. I know which one I’d pick. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and get the part numbers that actually fit. Your machine will thank you.