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Dynapac CA250PD 2011 Parts Catalog

If you’re tracking down a part for a Dynapac CA250PD 2011 Parts Catalog vibratory roller, you’ve probably wasted hours cross-referencing aftermarket catalogs that skip the details. That’s time you could have spent wrenching. This factory publication – 228 pages of exploded views, part numbers, and ordering codes – matches exactly what left the assembly line. It covers serial numbers from 10000107x0A000001 onward, so if your roller falls in that range, you’re holding the right book.

Dynapac CA250PD 2011 Parts Catalog – System Breakdown

The table of contents splits the roller into logical groups. Frame section includes scrapers, beam, hitch, structure, side covers, noise suppression, drum shroud. Drum section lists two drum gear part numbers – 4700380462 and 4700372987. Engine section branches into fan/clutch, cooling, combustion air, fuel, exhaust, pre air cleaner. Transmission has three rear axle variants: standard limited slip, No-Spin option (4700383856), and another rear axle (4700396309). Hydraulic system covers propulsion front motor (4700371509), rear pump (4700395385), vibration pump (4700395384), steering valve (4700376000), steering cylinder (4700392002), brake system, oil tank, and three optional test panels (Sauer Danfoss, Rexroth).

Page 2 tells you exactly how to order parts: machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, dimensions. That’s the kind of detail that stops you from ordering a left-handed widget for a right-handed machine.

Service and Repair Kits – Pre-Selected Parts for Common Maintenance

Dynapac did the thinking for you on routine service. The manual lists four service kits: 4812156751 for 50 hours, 4700938527 for 250/750 hours, 4700950196 for 500 hours, 4700950197 for 1000 hours. Repair kits cover steering hitch (4700938558), eccentric shaft (4700938894), drum rotation (4700938891), and shock absorber (4700938878). Each kit groups all the seals, bearings, and filters you need. Use the wrong kit and you’ll be tearing it back apart in a month.

Why OEM Part Numbers Prevent Costly Downtime

Aftermarket catalogs often substitute a generic filter or belt that fits but doesn’t meet the pressure rating or temperature range. The parts catalog gives you the exact Dynapac number. For example, the vibration motor is 4700395386 – order that and it bolts on. The manual also includes a parts class code where ‘A’ means 3 or more units per year – that tells you which parts are fast movers worth stocking.

Who Needs the Dynapac CA250PD 2011 Parts Catalog?

If you maintain a fleet of rollers, this catalog belongs in your shop. Independent mechanics working on site prep equipment will save hours hunting part numbers. Owners restoring a used CA250PD can identify every piece – from the canopy option to the heater unit (4700385222). Even beginners who need to buy the right drain plug will find it here. This is not a repair manual – it’s the parts bible.

Factory Documentation vs. Aftermarket Reprints

This is the original Dynapac publication, printed in Sweden in 2011. The PDF is a clean scan of the factory binder, not a reprint with fuzzy drawings. Dynapac has a reputation for building rollers that stand up to Texas heat, and their parts books are equally honest. Compare that to a third-party copy that might flip the order of an exploded view – and then you install the bracket backwards. No thanks.

Common Questions About the CA250PD Parts Catalog

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is strictly a parts catalog. Torque specs live in the service manual. But if you need the correct bolt to achieve the factory torque, the part number here gets you the right grade and thread pitch.

How do I verify my roller’s serial number range?

Look on the frame plate. This manual covers serial numbers starting with 10000107x0A000001. Page 1 lists the valid range.

Can I use aftermarket parts based on the part numbers?

You can try. But aftermarket parts often use lower-grade steel or thinner seals. The factory part is engineered for the pressure and vibration of this roller. I’ve seen aftermarket steering cylinders blow seals at 500 hours. Stick with OEM unless you enjoy bleeding hydraulic lines.

What other manuals should I look at?

Check DYNAPAC CA250PD Spare Parts Catalogue for the basic edition, DYNAPAC CA250PD Spare Parts Catalogue SCA250PD-2EN3 for a later revision, and Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec if you have a different model line. For general industry context, see Automotive Industry Overview.

Bottom line: if you’re ordering parts for a Dynapac CA250PD, stop guessing. Get the factory manual that tells you exactly what goes where and what number to call out. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your roller running.