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Dynapac CA182D 2011 Parts Catalog

If you have ever ordered a part for a Dynapac CA182D and ended up with the wrong seal, a mismatched thread pitch, or a bracket that doesn’t fit, you know the cost of guessing. This Dynapac CA182D 2011 Parts Catalog is the printed factory document that kills that problem. 316 pages, direct from the OEM, covering the complete machine from serial number 10000106x0A000001 onward. It is not a repair manual – it is a parts catalog. You need part numbers to order, and this is where you get them.

Service Kits and Repair Kits: Factory Specified Part Numbers

The manual opens with a dedicated Service Kits section. You get the exact part numbers for 50‑hour, 250/750‑hour, 500‑hour, and 1000‑hour service kits. For example, the 50‑hour kit is 4700950399. The 500‑hour kit is 4700950401. These are not aftermarket guesses – they are the kits Dynapac builds. The Repair Kits section covers the steering hitch kit (4700938558), eccentric shaft kit (4700938898), drum rotation kit (4700938891), and more. Each kit contains every seal, bearing, and gasket you need. On page 2 of the catalog, the ordering instructions list exactly what you must provide: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions for cut‑to‑length items. Miss any of those and you wait another week.

Engine and Drivetrain: Cummins QSB3.3 and Rear Axle Options

The Engine section covers the Cummins QSB3.3 completely – cooling system, combustion air system, fuel system, exhaust system, and an optional lengthened exhaust pipe. The Transmission section breaks down the rear axle and wheels. You get two separate axle options: a Limited Slip axle (4700383855) and a No‑Spin option (4700384801). Each axle is exploded into its housing, differential, brakes, and planet gear. If you need a brake disc or a differential pin, the part number is right there. The catalog also lists the optional rear axle configurations so you can order the correct parts for your specific machine.

Hydraulic System and Electrical Equipment: Finding the Right Component

The Hydraulic System section is thick. It covers the front propulsion motor (4700372250), rear propulsion pump (4700380829), vibration system, steering system with pilot valve (4700372424) and steering cylinder (4700392002), brake system, hydraulic oil tank, and an optional central test panel. The Electrical Equipment section is equally detailed: relay and fuse layouts, instrument panels (main, upper left/right, lower left/right), emergency stop panel, driving lights, working lights, rotating beacon, compaction meter, GPS options, and more. Every wire, connector, and bulb is listed with its factory part number. This is the document you need when a hydraulic hose blows or a switch goes dead – no cross‑referencing, no guessing.

Optional Equipment and Decals: Don’t Overlook the Details

The catalog includes full sections for optional equipment and decals. You get the part numbers for the canopy, roof hatch, air conditioning condenser and evaporator assemblies, fire extinguisher, SMV sign, first aid box, and every decal on the machine. If you are restoring a CA182D or need to replace a faded warning label, the decal section has the exact part number. The Drivers Platform section covers both cab versions (4700383030 and 4700392479) with interior panels, screens, doors, wipers, mirrors, heater systems, and cable harnesses. The detail is obsessive – that is what a factory catalog does.

3 Reasons to Choose OEM Documentation Over Aftermarket

First, part numbers are verified by Dynapac themselves. Second, the catalog is updated to reflect serial number breaks – the 2011 issue (SCA182D‑4EN2) replaces the 2010 issue and includes all changes. Third, you avoid the headache of aftermarket cross‑reference tables that list a ‘universal’ part that does not fit. For heavy equipment, OEM parts catalog are the only reliable source. For more on the importance of using factory documentation in the Automotive Industry Overview, you can see why traceability matters.

Related Manuals for Dynapac CA182D

If you need a different year or a different model, check these OEM factory documents:

• Dynapac CA182D 2011 Parts Catalog – 316 Pages OEM
• Dynapac CA182D 2009 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spec
• Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this manual include repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It contains only part numbers, exploded views, and ordering information.

How do I know which part number to order for my serial number?

The catalog is valid for CA182D rollers with serial numbers starting at 10000106x0A000001. Each section lists optional variations – for example, the Rear Axle section has two options: Limited Slip and No‑Spin. Look for the word “Option” in the heading. If your machine has a specific option, use the part number listed under that option. If you are unsure, compare your machine’s serial number to the range printed on the cover. The ordering instructions on page 2 also tell you to provide the serial number when ordering so the dealer can verify the correct part.

Can I use this catalog for a CA182D with a different serial number?

This catalog is published for a specific serial number range. If your machine is outside that range, you may need a different edition. Check the issue date – SCA182D‑4EN2 supersedes the 2010 issue. Always use the edition that matches your machine’s serial number.

Does this cover the Cummins engine parts?

Yes. The Engine section includes the Cummins QSB3.3 with cooling, fuel, combustion air, and exhaust systems.

This is the factory document that keeps your CA182D running with the right parts. Access the Factory Manual now and stop guessing.