Dynapac CA250D-II 2010 Parts Catalog – 191 Pages of OEM Specs

Description

If you’ve ever ordered the wrong part for a Dynapac CA250D-II 2010 Parts Catalog roller and watched a job sit idle while you waited for a return, you know the pain. A parts catalog that doesn’t match your machine’s serial number is a waste of paper. This one was published in 2010 and covers rollers starting from serial number 10000108x0A000001. Get the serial number wrong, and the part won’t fit. That’s downtime you don’t need.

Dynapac CA250D-II 2010 Parts Catalog: What You Get

You get 191 pages of OEM-verified part numbers, exploded-view drawings, and group-based indexing. The catalog is broken down by system groups – engine, drive, vibration system, frame, hydraulics, electrical. Each group has a parts list with columns for item number, part number, denomination, quantity, and remarks. The text pages are structured as shown on page 4: part numbers indented with a dot indicate they are included when you buy the assembled unit above. That little dot saves you from double-ordering. Pay attention to the “Notes” column – it flags supersessions, discontinued parts, and special application notes. No guesswork, just factory data from the equipment manufacturer.

Order Spare Parts Correctly

Read page 3 of the catalog before you call your dealer. Six pieces of information are required: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. Leave any of those out, and the dealer sends the wrong item. I’ve seen it happen. That’s why this catalog prints the ordering instructions in six languages – English, Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, French. If you’re working on a rental fleet or a job site with mixed-language crews, this matters. Keep a copy in the tool box and a copy in the office.

191 Pages of OEM Part Data

Every page is original factory print – not a recompile, not a scan of a scan. The manual covers the CA250D-II vibratory roller with the Cummins QSB 4.5C diesel engine. Engine-specific part numbers for fuel injection, turbocharger, cooling system, and cylinder head are listed with factory origin. The group numbers follow Dynapac’s internal coding system, which is also used for service bulletins and warranty claims. Cross-reference the group number on page [DATA NEEDED] of the catalog to find the correct section. This is the same information Dynapac dealers use when ordering parts themselves.

How to Read the Text Pages

Each text page has four key columns: Parts Info, Service Info, Remarks, and Changes. The Parts Info column lists the part number and denomination. The Service Info column (mostly for internal Dynapac use) gives a service code that helps identify superseded parts. The Remarks column appears at the bottom of each parts list – read it before ordering. The Changes column tracks revisions. If your roller has a serial number between 10000108x0A000001 and any subsequent number within that range, this 2010 issue covers you. If your machine is older, you need the earlier catalog issue.

Cummins QSB 4.5C Engine: Part Number Trust

That engine is common, but aftermarket parts catalogs often mix up part numbers between Tier 3 and Tier 4 variants. This catalog gives the correct part numbers for the QSB 4.5C as fitted to the CA250D-II. Need a fuel filter, a water pump, or a cylinder head gasket? The part number here matches what Cummins lists. Cross-check your existing part against the exploded drawing in the engine group section. For related equipment, check out the Dynapac CA250D-II 2010 Parts Catalog for the roller family. If you work on cold planers, the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec and Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer follow the same group structure.

For extra context on construction equipment documentation standards, read Dynapac official guidelines, or check Automotive Industry Overview for generic part numbering practices.

3 Questions That Could Save You a Mistake

Before you click ‘Access’, ask yourself: Is your roller’s serial number equal to or greater than 10000108x0A000001? Yes? Good. Do you need parts for a different Dynapac model? This catalog is CA250D-II only. Do you want aftermarket reproductions? This is OEM factory print, not a reprint. The source authenticity is guaranteed by the manufacturer. When you access this manual, you get the same PDF the dealer uses.

What engines does this catalog cover?

Cummins QSB 4.5C diesel engine.

Can I use this catalog for a CA250 (non-D) model?

It’s specific to the CA250D-II. The D suffix means updated frame and vibration system. Using it for a non-D model will give wrong part numbers. Check the serial number range.

What year was this catalog published?

2010. It’s the issue date from Dynapac, printed in Sweden.

How many pages is the PDF?

191 pages total, including the text pages, group sections, and notes. The ordering instructions are on page 3, and the structure explanation is on page 4. Keep that page flagged – it explains the dotted items and the parts list layout. That understanding is critical if you’re ordering multiple items from the same assembly group because the dot indicates included parts. If you miss that, you’ll order a complete assembly and then order the individual pieces again, wasting money. I’ve seen a shop order a complete hydraulic pump and then separately order the seal kit that was already included inside the pump assembly. That’s a $300 mistake because nobody read the dot. The catalog explicitly shows indented items with a dot before the part number to indicate inclusion. Read page 4 carefully, and you won’t make that mistake. The 191 pages cover everything from the engine to the vibration system to the canopy. Each page is original factory PDF, not a scan. That means the drawings are clear, the text is searchable, and the part numbers are readable. Don’t settle for a photocopy or a third-party compilation. Use the genuine OEM catalog that Dynapac issued for the 2010 model year.

If you’re serious about maintaining your Dynapac CA250D-II 2010 Parts Catalog roller without guesswork, Access the Factory Manual now. One PDF, 191 pages, OEM part numbers, and the ordering instructions you need to get the right parts the first time. No returns, no downtime.