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Dynapac CA252D 2008 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Your Vibratory Roller

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Dynapac CA252D and ended up with a bolt that didn’t thread, a hydraulic seal that leaked, or a filter that didn’t fit, you know the pain of guessing. This 2008 Parts Catalog is the document Dynapac’s own parts counters use. No reprints. No aftermarket third-party nonsense. This is the file that came straight from the factory in Karlskrona, Sweden.

Parts catalogs are not service manuals. They won’t tell you how to rebuild a pump. But if you need the correct part number for a bearing, a hose assembly, or a bolt grade, this is the only source I trust. You get exploded-view diagrams for every system — from the engine to the vibration system. And you get the ordering protocol straight from page 4. That alone saves you returns and downtime.

Ordering Spare Parts: The Six Things You Must Have

Page 4 of this catalog spells it out in six lines. I’ve watched guys call a dealer and say “I need a part for a CA252D” then get frustrated when the wrong thing shows up. This manual tells you exactly what to give them: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. Do that, and the part shows up right. Skip it, and you own a box of scrap.

Does This Parts Catalog Cover the DEUTZ BF4M2012C Engine?

Yes. The catalog applies to CA252D rollers equipped with the DEUTZ BF4M2012C diesel engine. The serial number range begins at *66610253* – check that against your machine’s tag. If your roller falls in that range (catalog issue SCA252D-2EN4, dated 2008-09), this document matches. If you’re running a different engine, you need the corresponding parts catalog, not this one.

371 Pages of Exploded-View Diagrams and Part Numbers

371 pages. That’s not a brochure. That’s a complete breakdown of every assembly on the CA252D vibratory roller. The PDF is organized by groups – you’ll see sections for the engine, frame, vibration system, hydraulics, electrical, and more. Each group starts with a picture of the assembly, numbered callouts, and a table listing the part number, description, quantity, and any notes. No guessing if a part supersedes – the remarks column tells you.

Why OEM Documentation Beats Aftermarket Reproductions

I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs that renumber parts to fit their own system. That doesn’t help when you call Dynapac and give them that number. This catalog uses the original Dynapac part numbers. You confirm the part in the diagram, call your dealer with the six-item list from page 4, and you get the factory part. Period. If you want to cross-check with later editions, look at the Dynapac CA252D 2011 Parts Catalog or the DYNAPAC CA252D Spare Parts Catalogue SCA252D-4EN2 for later serial numbers. For other Dynapac machines, the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec covers a different platform.

CA252D Serial Number Range: Verify Compatibility

Page 3 lists the catalog issue history. This SCA252D-2EN4 edition replaces earlier ones (EN1, EN2, EN3) and runs from serial number 66610253 upward. If your roller has a serial number lower than that, you need the previous issue. The catalog also notes that specifications can change without notice – so always verify your machine’s serial number before ordering major assemblies. The Dynapac official site may have updates, but this catalog is the baseline.

How To Use This Catalog on the Bench

Open the PDF on a tablet or print the group you’re working on. Find your assembly – say, the vibration motor mount. The diagram shows each bolt and spacer with a reference number. Match it to the parts table, note the part number, and include that in your order. One tip from the field: write the serial number of your roller on the printed page. It saves you from using the diagram for a machine that doesn’t match. Refer to Automotive Industry Overview for context on how OEM documentation standards improve repair accuracy across heavy equipment.

Keep a copy of the order page (page 4) taped to your toolbox. Every time you call a dealer, read off those six items. Your parts will arrive correct, and your machine will get back to compaction work faster.

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque values belong in the workshop manual.

What if my roller has a serial number outside the listed range?

Then you need the correct issue for your machine. The catalog covers only serial numbers from 66610253 upward in the SCA252D-2EN4 edition. Earlier machines require the EN1, EN2, or EN3 catalog. Do not guess. Check the serial plate next to the operator’s station, compare it to page 3, and order the matching issue. Ordering parts from the wrong catalog will give you wrong parts – I’ve seen it cost a contractor a week of downtime while they waited for the correct hydraulic hose assembly. Avoid that by verifying first.

When you need to identify, order, and install the correct parts for your Dynapac CA252D vibratory roller, Access the Factory Manual – this 2008 parts catalog gives you the factory’s own breakdown and part numbers. No substitutions, no compromises.