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Dynapac CA182PD Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts for Vibratory Roller

Ever order a part that didn’t fit? I’ve seen it happen more times than I can count. A guy calls in with a CA182PD vibrating roller, needs a hydraulic pump, but he gives the wrong serial number or guesses at the part number. Three days later he’s holding a pump that’s off by a bracket. That’s time and money down the drain. That’s why you need the Dynapac CA182PD Parts Catalog – the real factory manual, not some aftermarket copy-paste job. This is 284 pages of OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, and ordering instructions. I’m Mike Callahan, and I don’t trust anything thinner than a factory catalog.

Engine Parts Breakdown: Cummins B4.5T Coverage

This roller runs on a Cummins B4.5T diesel. The catalog breaks down every engine component – from the cylinder head to the fuel injection pump. Need a replacement injector? You’ll find the part number, the quantity required per engine, and the right reference in the exploded view. Aftermarket part catalogs often group parts wrong or skip the supersession numbers. This one doesn’t. The page layout shows the part number next to the illustration. No guessing which seal goes where.

284 Pages of Parts Listings – What You Get

Page count isn’t just a number. 284 pages means they didn’t cut corners. You get the full spare parts breakdown for every major system: engine, hydraulic system, roller assembly, electrical, frame, cab, and more. Each section starts with a group number, then lists the parts with their quantities, part numbers, and dimensions. I’ve flipped through aftermarket catalogs that cram six systems onto one page to save paper. Not here. Every part gets its own space.

Serial Number Cross-Reference: Why It Matters

Page 3 of this catalog lists the serial number range for which the manual applies: from *64822102* to *64822399*. If your CA182PD falls outside that range, some parts may differ. The catalog tells you exactly which serial numbers correspond to the Cummins B4.5T engine configuration and the vibratory system. Ignore this and you risk ordering parts that don’t bolt up. I’ve seen a guy try to use a different year’s brake disc – didn’t fit the hub spline. Don’t be that guy.

Ordering Spare Parts Correctly – Use the Form on Page 4

Page 4 gives the six pieces of info you need to avoid delivery errors: machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, part name, and dimensions for any meter-length items. That page is your checklist. I make my junior techs read it aloud before they call the parts counter. If you skip the serial number, you’re ordering blind. Period. I’ve seen a $700 hydraulic motor arrive wrong because someone assumed the model was the same. The catalog makes it simple – follow the form.

Hydraulic System Components – Find the Exact Seal Kit

Hydraulic leaks on a vibratory roller are a nightmare. The catalog groups the pump, motor, valves, and hoses under their own group numbers. Need a seal kit for the drive motor? The exploded view shows you the kit number and the individual O-rings inside. No need to measure a worn seal and guess. The part numbers are right there. And because it’s OEM, the number hasn’t been swapped to some aftermarket cross-reference that may or may not be accurate. Factory data, period.

Does This Catalog Include Electrical & Frame Parts?

Yes. The wiring harness, lights, switches, and control panel are all covered. Frame sections list the bolts, bushings, and mounting brackets. If you need a battery cable, you’ll find the exact length and terminal configuration. I’ve had guys ask me if a parts catalog covers the whole machine – this one does. Group numbers run from the engine back to the drawbar. Every bolt is accounted for.

Why Factory OEM Beats Aftermarket Lists

Aftermarket parts catalogs often renumber parts to avoid copyright or just compile from outdated sources. You get a generic list that may fit a dozen different models. That saves them paper but costs you time. This manual is printed by Dynapac themselves – the same people who built the roller. The part numbers match what the factory stocks. No guesswork, no cross-referencing. For a wider view of heavy equipment documentation, check the Automotive Industry Overview to see why factory data matters across all machinery.

If you’re also working on other Dynapac models, the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec covers the cold planer. The Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer and the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Listings are available too.

Does this catalog include the engine gasket set?

Yes, under the engine section with full part numbers.

How do I order the correct part if my roller serial number falls outside the range listed?

If your CA182PD serial number is outside *64822102* to *64822399*, this catalog still gives you the base part numbers for the Cummins B4.5T and common systems. However, some revision-specific parts (like the flywheel housing or vibration mount brackets) may have changed. Use the catalog as a reference, then cross-check with your local Dynapac dealer using the part numbers from this manual. I always recommend calling them with the serial number ready – they’ll confirm the supersession. Don’t order blindly from an online store that doesn’t ask for the serial.

You don’t need to guess anymore. This manual puts the exact part number in your hand, with the factory illustrations and ordering checklist. Stop wasting time on wrong parts. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your phone or tablet on the job site.