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Dynapac CA250PD 2006 Parts Catalog – Factory Spare Parts Manual for the Vibratory Roller

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Dynapac CA250PD and got a box of wrong metal, you know the pain. The dealer says “that’s the number in the system” and you’re left with a roller down and a chargeback. Thirty years in this trade taught me one thing: aftermarket parts catalogs are a gamble. This is the real thing — a 189-page factory Parts Catalog from Dynapac, dated 2006, for the CA250PD vibratory roller. It’s what the Swedes send out when you want to order a bearing, a hydraulic hose, or that oddball bracket nobody stocks. No guesswork, no cross-referencing from a third-party site that thinks a 3/8 bolt is the same as an M10. Get the right number, get the right part, get the machine back to work.

Ordering Spare Parts: What You Need to Know

Flip to page 4 and you’ll find the ordering checklist Dynapac prints in four languages. They’re not messing around: type of machine, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimensions — in that order. I’ve seen guys skip the serial number and get a part for a different build sequence. The CA250PD serial number is on the frame tag, and this catalog covers rollers from *6592US5250* and up. Write it down, give it to your parts guy, and you won’t be staring at a Cummins 4BTAA 3.9C piston when you needed a fuel pump seal. Page 4 also lists the diesel engine — Cummins 4BTAA 3.9C — so you know exactly which engine variant this catalog matches.

How the Exploded Diagrams Help You Identify Parts

This isn’t a repair manual with torque specs for head bolts. It’s a parts catalog, and it does that job better than any digital parts fiche because the illustrations are full-page, grouped by assembly. You see the whole vibratory roller structure — frame, drum, engine mount, hydraulic circuit — and each component has a numbered balloon. Below the picture is the parts list with the part number, description, and quantity. Some items have a dot and are indented; those are subcomponents included when you buy the main assembly. Page 5 explains the notes structure. If you’ve ever tried to figure out which o-ring goes with a fitting on a generic parts site, you’ll appreciate that kind of detail.

Engine Identification: Cummins 4BTAA 3.9C

The roller runs a Cummins 4BTAA 3.9C, which is a four-cylinder turbo diesel. This catalog lists the engine-related parts — oil filter, fuel filter, injector lines, gaskets — but it’s not an engine overhaul manual. You need the engine serial number to match the part, and the catalog references the engine as part of the roller serial number range. If you’re swapping an injector or chasing a coolant leak, the exploded view for the engine compartment will show you the bracket and hose routing. Pair this with the official Dynapac”>Dynapac service manual for torque specs, but for ordering parts, this is the only source you should trust.

3 Reasons to Choose OEM Documentation

First, the part numbers in this catalog are the same numbers Dynapac stamped on the original parts. Second, the exploded diagrams show the build as it left the factory — including superseded parts and the correct hardware grade. Third, the ordering guidelines on page 4 will save you from the “I ordered by picture” mistake. Aftermarket catalogs often swap metric and inch threads, or they list a generic seal that won’t hold hydraulic pressure. You don’t want a blowout at 3,000 psi. Stick with the factory documentation.

Need more Dynapac manuals? Check out the related DYNAPAC CA250PD Spare Parts Catalogue”>DYNAPAC CA250PD Spare Parts Catalogue for the base roller, or the DYNAPAC CA250PD Spare Parts Catalogue SCA250PD-2EN3″>DYNAPAC CA250PD Spare Parts Catalogue SCA250PD-2EN3 for a different serial range. Also see DYNAPAC CA250PD Vibratory Roller Spare Parts Catalogue”>DYNAPAC CA250PD Vibratory Roller Spare Parts Catalogue for additional coverage. For context on why OEM documents matter in heavy equipment, this Automotive Industry Overview explains the standards.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specifications or repair procedures?

No. This is a spare parts catalog, not a service manual. It contains part numbers, exploded views, and ordering instructions. For repair procedures, you need the corresponding Dynapac workshop manual.

How do I know if my roller serial number is covered?

Look at the inside cover page. The catalog lists valid serial numbers starting from *6592US5250*. The engine is listed as Cummins 4BTAA 3.9C. If your roller is within that range, this catalog will match. If not, you may need a different edition. The publication date is 2006, so rollers built after that year might have revisions not reflected here. Always verify by calling Dynapac with your machine number.

Access the Factory Manual now and stop wasting time on parts that don’t fit. You’ll have the complete 189-page PDF with every part number you need to order for the CA250PD vibratory roller. No more returns, no more downtime, no more guessing.