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Dynapac CA250PD-II 2010 Parts Catalog – What You Get

I’ve pulled wrenches for 28 years, and nothing burns my time faster than ordering the wrong part. You pull a bearing, find it’s the wrong seal, machine sits another day. That’s why when you’re working on a Dynapac CA250PD-II vibratory roller – a machine that packs asphalt like a fist – you want the factory Parts Catalog, not some reprint that guesses at part numbers. This is the genuine 2010 edition, 185 pages thick, from the OEM itself. No aftermarket fluff. Just the data you need to get the right piece the first time.

6 Languages, One Clear Ordering System

Flipping through this catalog, you’ll see the standard Dynapac layout – part numbers, denominations, quantities. The first few pages give you the ordering checklist in English, Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, and French. That’s not for show. When you’re on site with a crew that speaks different languages, everybody reads the same exploded view. Page 4 explains the grouping structure: remarks for specific items appear at the bottom of each parts list, and items indented with a dot are included in the assembly above. If you miss that detail, you’ll order a whole pump when all you needed was the seal kit. Don’t be that guy.

Where This Catalog Fits Your Workbench

If you maintain a fleet of vibratory rollers – or own a single CA250PD-II – this is your reference for every nut, bolt, hose, and hydraulic component. The catalog covers the Cummins QSB 4.5 diesel engine, the entire drum assembly, vibration system, steering, brakes, and electrical harness. Every part has a factory number. You call your dealer, give them that number, they ship the right box. Dynapac CA250PD-II 2010 Parts Catalog is the exact same file the dealer uses. No interpretation needed.

Why OEM Beats Aftermarket for Parts Finding

I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs miss a revision or swap a part number from a different serial range. The Dynapac factory catalog is validated from roller serial number 10000108x0A000001 onward. The publication issue SCA250PD-5EN1, dated 2010-04, matches the production run. If your machine falls outside that serial range, you need a different issue. But if it’s in range, this is the only source you should trust. The exploded diagrams are not generic clip art; they’re actual Dynapac drawings with callouts that match the hardware under your hood.

Real-World Use: Ordering Hydraulic Components

Say the vibration motor seal leaks. With this catalog, you find the group page for the drum assembly, locate the motor, note the part number, check the quantity (often 1 seal, sometimes a kit with o-rings), and call your dealer. That’s 20 minutes of work instead of a half-day trip to the dealer hoping they can eyeball it. The remark section at the bottom of each parts list tells you if the part is included in a higher assembly – saves you double-ordering. Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec and Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer follow the same format if you run cold planers.

185 Pages – What’s Actually Inside

The catalog is structured by groups. The exact groups aren’t listed in the excerpt, but the format is consistent across Dynapac: engine and aftertreatment, transmission, drum, vibration system, steering, electrical, frame, cab. Each group has an exploded view with numbered callouts and a corresponding parts list. The last few pages contain service notes and an index. For the CA250PD-II, pay close attention to the vibration system group – the eccentric weights and bearings have specific part numbers that often get superseded. The catalog lists the current number. If you rely on old memory, you’ll order a discontinued part.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs for assembly?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It gives part numbers and exploded views. For torque values, you need the service repair manual for the CA250PD-II.

Will this work for a CA250PD-II with serial number 10000110x0A000150?

Yes. The catalog is valid from serial 10000108x0A000001 onward. Your machine falls within that range.

How do I know which parts have been superseded?

Dynapac usually lists superseded part numbers in the remarks column or as a separate note at the bottom of the parts list. The catalog is from 2010, so later supersessions may exist. Cross-check with your dealer using the part number from this catalog.

Can I use this to identify parts on a different Dynapac model?

Some components (like filters, hoses, fittings) may cross over, but the exploded views are model-specific. For a PL2000LS, grab the dedicated catalog. Mixing models will cause wrong part orders.

If you’re tired of chasing wrong parts and wasting billable hours, get the factory documentation that the pros use. Access the Factory Manual and keep your roller running.

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