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Dynapac CA260PD 2007 Parts Catalog – Factory Spec Breakdown

I’ve torqued head bolts on everything from a Cummins 6.7 to a Cat C15, and the one thing that kills a job faster than a stripped thread is ordering the wrong part. You pull a pump, get a gasket that doesn’t match, or chase a part number that’s been superseded twice — that’s billable hours gone. This Dynapac CA260PD 2007 Parts Catalog stops that. It’s the factory-issued spare parts catalogue for the CA260PD vibratory roller, 179 pages of exploded views, part numbers, and ordering procedures that Dynapac printed in 2007. No aftermarket guessing.

Order Parts Right the First Time

Page 4 lays out the six things you need when you call a dealer: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part name, and dimensions if it’s sold by length. Every Dynapac dealer expects that exact data. Leave out the serial number and they’ll send you the wrong bell housing or filter bracket. I’ve seen a shop lose a week because someone ordered a hydraulic pump based on a generic parts list instead of the factory reference. This catalog gives you the exact factory part number and the breakdown structure — parts are listed in groups, with a dot indentation showing what’s included when you buy an assembly. That’s on page 5, notes section. Don’t skip it.

What Does This Parts Catalog Actually Cover?

It covers the CA260PD with the Cummins QSB 6.7 C diesel engine. The catalogue is indexed by group — engine, transmission, drum, steering, frame, electrical, cab if equipped. Each group has its own parts list with exploded diagram and a table that gives you the item number, part number, quantity, description, and remarks. Remarks are the killer detail — weld-on parts vs. bolt-on, paint code, torque values for fasteners if they’re critical. You need that when you rebuild a vibratory mechanism. There’s also a change log at the front that tells you which pages were updated for your roller’s serial number range.

Factory Parts Diagrams and Exploded Views

Every group starts with an exploded view that shows how the parts go together. The parts list on the facing page has numbered callouts matching the diagram. This isn’t some scanned third-party redraw — it’s the original Dynapac layout from 2007. If you’re rebuilding the hydraulic manifold on a CA260PD, you can match the exact cartridge valve number and the O-ring spec right from the diagram. No zoom blur, no missing callouts. The catalogue was designed for the mechanic who has to order parts in the field, not for a parts manager sitting in a clean office.

Ordering Spare Parts: The 6-Point System

The ordering section on page 4 is printed in English, Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, and French. Dynapac knew these rollers went everywhere. The instructions are simple: give all six pieces of info. Your dealer’s name and address are printed on the back page — you fill that in. The catalogue is SCA260PD-US3EN1, valid for serial numbers starting with 7832US5400. If your roller is outside that range, you need the earlier or later issue. That’s why we also carry Dynapac CA260PD Parts Catalog for other serial ranges.

Parts catalogs are not service manuals. This one won’t tell you how to remove the drum, but it will give you the exact part number for the vibration bearing and the seal kit. That’s why you need both the service manual and the parts catalog on your bench. I keep the DYNAPAC CA260PD Spare Parts Catalogue SCA260PD-US2EN1 for the earlier serial numbers, and this one for the later builds. Cross-reference them when you’re ordering.

179 Pages of Verified Part Numbers

179 pages. That’s more than enough to cover every fastener, seal, hose, and bracket on the CA260PD. The book is printed by Dynapac in Sweden — not a third-party reprint. The pages are structured with a left-side illustration and right-side parts list. At the bottom of each list are remark notes that explain special ordering notes, like “must be ordered in sets” or “includes bolts”. If you need the DYNAPAC CA260PD Spare Parts Catalogue SCA260PD-US4EN1 for a different engine variant, we have that too. But this catalog is the one for the QSB 6.7 C.

Factory documentation matters because the aftermarket catalogs skip the remarks. They don’t tell you that a certain o-ring is sold only as part of a gasket set because the supplier changed dimensions. I’ve watched a good mechanic spend an hour hunting a part that wasn’t listed in a third-party catalog because the catalog merged two part numbers. This Dynapac original lists everything individually, with group breakdowns. If you’re rebuilding a roller that works twelve hours a day compacting asphalt, you don’t have time for guesswork. The Dynapac factory support line will even confirm the part number with your serial number if you have this catalog in hand. It’s your first step, not a last resort.

Related Manuals

• Dynapac CA260PD Parts Catalog”>Dynapac CA260PD Parts Catalog
• DYNAPAC CA260PD Spare Parts Catalogue SCA260PD-US2EN1″>DYNAPAC CA260PD Spare Parts Catalogue SCA260PD-US2EN1
• DYNAPAC CA260PD Spare Parts Catalogue SCA260PD-US4EN1″>DYNAPAC CA260PD Spare Parts Catalogue SCA260PD-US4EN1

FAQ — What You Need to Know Before Ordering

Can I use this catalog for serial numbers not listed on the cover?

Yes, but only as a reference — part numbers may differ for pre-2006 drums.

How do I find the correct part number for an engine component in this Dynapac CA260PD Parts Catalog?

Start at the engine group — look for the exploded diagram. Each component has a reference number that points to the parts list table. The table gives you the factory part number, quantity, and remarks. If the component is part of an assembly (like the injection pump), the dot indentation shows what’s included when you order the assembly part number. Double-check the section “Diesel engines” on page 3 to confirm your engine model is the QSB 6.7 C. The remarks column will also tell you if a seal or gasket is superseded. Cross-reference against Automotive Industry Overview if you need generic background, but stick to the factory part numbers for ordering.

Every time I see a mechanic order a part from memory or from a cross-reference chart, I cringe. The factory catalog takes the same time to look up and it’s right. Keep this Dynapac CA260PD 2007 Parts Catalog on the workbench next to your service manual. Access the Factory Manual now and stop wasting money on the wrong parts.