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Dynapac CA260D Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts Manual

If you have ever ordered a part for a Dynapac CA260D roller and got the wrong piece back, you know the frustration. That is why this Parts Catalog exists. Factory diagrams, genuine part numbers, and the exact ordering procedure from Dynapac themselves. 241 pages of what you need to get the right part the first time. No aftermarket guesswork.

This is the SCA260D-3EN2 issue, valid for rollers from serial number 78220260 and up, fitted with the Cummins QSB 6.7 C engine. The catalog breaks down every major assembly into groups with exploded views and callouts. You get the part number, the denomination, the quantity needed, and any notes about revisions. Page 4 lays out exactly what information your dealer needs: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions for meter-length items. Follow that and the right stuff shows up.

What the 241 Pages Cover

The catalog is organized by groups. Each group covers a specific system: engine mounting and ancillaries, drum assembly, hydraulic pump and motor, frame and cab, steering, electrical, and more. The text pages use a structured layout with a remarks column for service info and changes. Page 5 shows the group index and notes about revisions – you can track which parts were superseded by looking at the “Changes” section. This is real OEM documentation, not a reprint of some third-party scan.

Ordering Spare Parts: What to Tell Your Dealer

Page 4 gives the six things you must supply when ordering. I have seen guys skip the roller serial number and then complain the part does not fit. Do not be that guy. The catalog also includes the dealer contact page at the end – fill it in and keep it with the machine. If you are stocking parts for a fleet, this Dynapac CA260D 2009 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts Manual”>2009 edition covers the same base but with earlier serial numbers. Cross-reference if you have a mixed fleet.

Engine and Drivetrain Parts Coverage

The Cummins QSB 6.7 C is a common-rail diesel with its own service needs. This catalog lists all engine-related parts: fuel injection components, turbocharger, cooling system, and mounting brackets. Each part has a Dynapac part number, not the Cummins part number. That is critical when ordering from a Dynapac dealer. For the drivetrain, you get the hydrostatic pump, final drive, and drum drive components all drawn out with callouts.

Hydraulic System and Vibratory Components

The vibratory system is where most downtime happens on a CA260D. You get the hydraulic pump, control valves, hoses, fittings, and the eccentric weight assembly inside the drum. Each hose is identified by length and fitting style. No need to measure a blown hose – just look up the part number and order.

Frame, Cab, and Electrical Group

The frame section shows all structural parts including the ROPS/FOPS cab if equipped. Electrical group covers the harness, switches, gauges, and the control box. If you have a bad switch or a broken connector, the part number is right there in the diagram. Compare with the Dynapac CA260D 2006 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Guide”>2006 edition if your machine is older – some cab parts changed.

Avoid aftermarket parts catalogs for this machine. They often substitute generic part numbers that do not fit the Dynapac mounting. This OEM document came from the factory in Karlskrona, Sweden. The Dynapac CA260D 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts Catalogue 216 Pages”>2010 edition is slightly shorter but still OEM. Stick with factory data.

Source Validity

This is the genuine Dynapac”>Dynapac publication SCA260D-3EN2, printed in Sweden. The Automotive Industry Overview”>Automotive Industry Overview might talk about standardization, but construction equipment parts catalogs are a different world. Aftermarket catalogs miss details like washer thickness or bolt grade. Not here. Every part is drawn from the original CAD data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this manual include exploded views?

Yes, every group has exploded diagrams with part numbers and callouts.

How do I verify the correct part number for my roller?

Start with the roller serial number. The catalog has a validation table on page 3 that shows which serial numbers this issue covers. If your machine falls within the range (from 78220260 upward), the part numbers are correct. If your roller is older, check the earlier catalog editions. Always order using the Dynapac part number listed; do not cross-reference by description alone because multiple parts may have similar descriptions but different dimensions.

This is the manual you keep at the parts counter, not on a shelf. Access the Factory Manual and start ordering the right parts today.