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Dynapac CA250PD Parts Catalog – Factory Parts Breakdown

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Dynapac CA250PD vibratory roller and got the wrong piece because the aftermarket list was vague or incomplete, you know the waste of time and money. I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years, and I’ve seen too many shops guess on part numbers because they used a generic catalog. This is the factory Parts Catalog straight from Dynapac – 398 pages of exploded views, exact part numbers, and the ordering protocol that Dynapac themselves use. No second-guessing. You match the serial number of your roller to the correct issue, and you order the right piece the first time.

Why You Need the Factory Parts Catalog

Aftermarket parts websites pull numbers from who-knows-where. One site says a seal fits, but when you get it, the diameter is off by 2 mm. Then you’re waiting another week. This catalog gives you the same drawing Dynapac used on the assembly line. Each exploded view shows how the components go together – not just a block of part numbers. You can cross-reference with your roller’s serial number to make sure you’re ordering for the correct revision. For example, the catalog lists multiple issues (SCA250PD-1EN1 through SCA250PD-1EN10) each valid for specific serial number ranges. Get the issue that matches your machine and you’re done.

398 Pages of Exploded Views and Part Numbers

398 pages is a lot of drawings. That’s every nut, bolt, bushing, hydraulic fitting, and panel for the CA250PD. The catalog is organized by system sections – engine (CUMMINS 4BTA 3.9C), vibration system, frame, steering, electrical. You flip to the section, find the exploded view that matches your machine’s configuration, and read the part number directly. No hunting through generic schematics that show the wrong engine variant. That kind of time savings is what keeps a shop profitable. And if you’re a home garage guy working on a used roller, having the correct part number means you can order online without the “does this fit?” anxiety.

Ordering Spare Parts: The Factory Procedure

Page 4 of this catalog contains the ordering checklist Dynapac requires: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. That’s six pieces of info. Miss one and the supplier can’t ship the correct item. I’ve had shops call me frustrated because they gave the wrong serial number and got a part for an older issue – then blamed the supplier. The manual spells it out in English, Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, and French. Follow their format and your order goes through clean.

For example, the CA250PD vibratory roller uses diesel engine CUMMINS 4BTA 3.9C. If you need a fuel injection pump, you don’t guess based on the engine family – you look up the exact part number from the engine section of this catalog. The catalog cross-references the engine serial number against the roller serial number range because Dynapac updated parts over time (see the issue table on page 3).

What This Catalog Covers for the CA250PD

This parts catalog covers all revisions of the Dynapac CA250PD vibratory roller from serial number 65320260 onward, up to the latest SCA250PD-1EN10 issue dated 2009-04. It includes the complete spare parts listing for the roller. Not a service manual – this is strictly for ordering parts. But if you pair it with a service manual (like the DYNAPAC CA250PD Spare Parts Catalogue SCA250PD-2EN3), you have both the repair procedure and the part numbers. The catalog also notes when a part supersedes an older number, which aftermarket lists often miss.

You’ll also find the DYNAPAC CA250PD Spare Parts Catalogue for other revisions if your serial number falls outside the range of this issue. And the DYNAPAC CA250PD Vibratory Roller Spare Parts Catalogue for the same model but different engine configurations. Always verify your roller serial number before ordering – that’s the #1 rule for parts procurement.

Source Authenticity: OEM Dynapac Print

This is a direct scan of the original Dynapac publication, printed in Sweden. It’s not a reprint or a third-party compilation. The Dynapac company (part of Atlas Copco Group) controls the content. Every page carries the same part numbers that go into their warehouse. When you order from a dealer using these numbers, there’s no cross-reference error. I’ve dealt with too many “OEM equivalent” catalogs that use a different numbering system – then you get the wrong seal and the machine sits. Stick with factory documentation. The Automotive Industry Overview has similar issues with aftermarket parts; it’s the same story in construction equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this catalog work for a CA250PD with a Cummins 4BTA 3.9C engine?

Yes, that engine is specifically listed in the catalog. The engine section covers all part numbers for that power unit as installed in the roller.

How do I know which issue number I need for my roller serial number?

Look at the table on page 3 of the catalog. It lists each issue (SCA250PD-1EN1 through -1EN10) and the corresponding valid serial number range. Find your roller’s serial number in that list and order the issue that matches. If your serial number is from 2009 onward, the SCA250PD-1EN10 (this catalog) is the correct one. If your machine is older, you may need an earlier issue. The catalog also includes a note about which issue superseded which, so you can always verify.

Get this factory catalog on your shop computer or tablet, and you cut out the guesswork. Stop relying on aftermarket web pages that don’t know your roller’s serial number range. Access the Factory Manual now and start ordering parts the way Dynapac intended – with the exact part number and exploded view right in front of you.