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Dynapac CA182D 2011 Parts Catalog

I’ve lost count of how many times a parts guy handed me the wrong bearing because someone copied a number from a cheap aftermarket list. If you’re keeping a CA182D rolling, you need the original factory document – the one with the part numbers that actually match what came off the assembly line. This 2011 Dynapac CA182D Parts Catalog is that document: 316 pages, printed in Sweden, covering rollers from serial number 10000106x0A000001 onward.

Engine & Drivetrain Breakdown

This catalog walks you through the Cummins QSB3.3 engine, cooling system, combustion air, fuel, and exhaust. Each subsystem is broken into its own section with clear part numbers. Need the rear axle? It splits into two variants: limited slip and No-Spin option. Page 2 of the catalog shows exactly how to order – machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions if buying by length. Miss one field and you’re waiting another week.

Hydraulic System – Motor and Pump Numbers

The hydraulic section covers propulsion front and rear, vibration, steering, and brake systems. You get the factory part number for the propulsion motor (4700372250) and the propulsion pump (4700380829). Steering cylinder? 4700392002. These numbers are not guesses – they come straight from Dynapac‘s engineering database. When you’re under a roller with a leaky seal, having the exact number saves you the trip back to the shop.

Electrical System: Panels, Relays, and Options

From the main instrument panel down to the lower right panel, every relay and fuse location is listed. Optional gear like driving lights, rotating beacon, compaction meter, GPS, and tachograph – all have dedicated subsections. If you’re retrofitting a used roller, the field computer assembly and compaction analyzer options are broken out with their own part numbers. The catalog even covers the cab heater, radio, and engine pre-heater options. You can trace a wiring fault without pulling every connector.

Service & Repair Kits – What’s in the 50-Hour Kit?

Service kits are listed by interval: 50-hour kit (4700950399), 250/750-hour, 500-hour, and 1000-hour. Repair kits include the steering hitch, eccentric shaft, drum rotation, shock absorber for drum, and the forward/reverse control button kit. Each kit shows the component parts. If you’re ordering the 50-hour kit, you know exactly which filters and seals come inside. No blind buys.

Frame, Drum & Cab – Detailed Exploded Views

Frame section covers scrapers (urethane rubber and spring steel options), hitch, structure, noise-suppressed hood, and covers. Drum has its own dedicated page with part numbers. The cab section is a monster – two different cab variants (4700383030 and 4700392479) with separate interior panels, door, wipers, mirrors, heater, and cable harness. If you’re rebuilding a cab from scratch, this catalog gives you every interior fastener.

Ordering Spare Parts – The Correct Way

Frustrated parts counter guys will thank you if you follow page 2’s instructions exactly. Write down the roller serial number first. Then the part number from this catalog. Then the denomination. If you order by length (like a hydraulic hose), include the dimension. This catalog is the original DYNAPAC CA182D Parts Catalog – not a reprint. Compare it to the Dynapac CA182D Vibratory Roller Spare Parts Catalogue and you’ll see the difference in part-number accuracy, especially for the hydraulic and electrical options. For a deeper dive into the hydraulic section, check the DYNAPAC CA182D Spare Parts Catalogue SCA182D-3EN2 – Section: Spare Parts Catalog.

Aftermarket catalogs skip the subtle differences between limited-slip and No-Spin rear axles, or between platform and cab versions. This one doesn’t. Every option – from the compaction analyzer to the GPS – has its own drawing and number list. The Automotive Industry Overview may not deal with rollers, but the same principle applies: OEM data beats aftermarket every time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include exploded-view diagrams?

Yes. Each subsystem has a clear exploded drawing with numbered callouts that match the parts list on the same page or facing page. You can visually confirm where the part goes.

Will this work for a CA182D built before 2011?

It covers serial numbers starting at 10000106x0A000001, which typically corresponds to 2011 production. For earlier rollers, you need a catalog published before that range. Check the serial number on your machine’s data plate before ordering.

If you’re tired of chasing wrong numbers and want the factory line of sight on every part for the CA182D, this is the file. No reprints, no third-party rekeying. **Access the Factory Manual** and keep your roller moving.