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Dynapac CA262D Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Spare Parts Manual

Ordered a seal for a Dynapac CA262D roller and ended up with a bearing that didn’t fit? That’s the result of relying on aftermarket cross-reference charts or forum threads. The factory Parts Catalog kills that guesswork. 338 pages of exploded diagrams, OEM part numbers, and ordering instructions direct from the manufacturer. No third-party shortcuts. No “equivalent” parts that require filing or shimming to work. You get the same document a dealer uses when they look up your roller’s serial number.

This is the SCA262D-3EN3 revision, current as of 2009-04 and valid for rollers starting at serial number 67520800. Engine is the Cummins QSB 6.7C – the whole drivetrain and hydraulic system are mapped out in sectioned drawings. Every bolt, hose, and filter has its own part number, quantity, and position callout. You don’t guess. You look it up and order.

Ordering Spare Parts: The Six-Point Checklist

Page 4 of the catalog prints the exact information you need to supply when calling your parts supplier: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. Miss any one of those and you risk a wrong shipment. The manual repeats this in four languages – English, German, Italian, Spanish – because Dynapac ships these machines worldwide. If you’re working on a rental fleet or a government job, having the correct part number on hand saves you a return trip to the parts counter.

Don’t skip the serial number check. The catalog lists the valid serial range on page 3. If your CA262D falls outside that range, you need an earlier revision. That’s why Dynapac CA262D Parts Catalog might not be the right version for a 2007 machine. Verify before you buy.

Engine Coverage – Cummins QSB 6.7C

The diesel engine section breaks down the QSB 6.7C into its individual components: cylinder head, fuel system, lubrication pump, turbocharger assembly. Each subassembly has its own exploded view with part callouts. Need a new injector line? The diagram shows the routing and the exact clamp part number. Aftermarket catalogs often skip the hardware – washers, clips, O-rings – and leave you hunting through bins. This one lists everything.

If you’re replacing a complete engine gasket set, the manual gives you the kit number. No need to piecemeal from three different suppliers. Dynapac CA262D 2009 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs includes the gasket identifiers.

Exploded Diagrams vs. Generic Drawings

Aftermarket parts books tend to use generic line art that looks close but omits critical details like torque sequence brackets or specific bolt lengths. This catalog uses Dynapac’s own engineering drawings. Every part is numbered and indexed to a table with the OEM part number, quantity used per assembly, and any notes about superseded parts. You’ll see things like “seal kit includes item 12-17” – that saves you from ordering six separate line items when one kit covers them all.

Pay attention to the index numbers. Some parts are shown in multiple assemblies – a hydraulic hose might appear in both the steering section and the vibratory circuit. The catalog cross-references those instances so you don’t order duplicates or miss a variant.

Serial Number Verification – Why It Matters

Dynapac changed component suppliers over the production run. A 2008 roller with serial number 67490000 uses a different water pump than a 2009 roller starting at 67520800. The catalog specifies the applicable serial range for each major assembly. Ignoring that is the fastest way to get a part that doesn’t fit – and then you’re down a machine for another week while you order the correct one.

When you receive the manual, check the “Valid for serial numbers” block on page 3 against your machine’s ID plate. If your serial falls within the range, you’re set. If not, Dynapac CA262D Parts Catalog – 357 Pages of Factory Specs might cover an earlier revision. Always match the serial.

What This Parts Catalog Does Not Cover

This is a parts catalog. It tells you part numbers, quantities, and where each component fits. It does not contain service procedures, torque specifications, or diagnostic flowcharts. You’ll still need the corresponding service manual for repair sequences. But having the correct part number in hand before you start disassembly means you can order everything at once and avoid downtime waiting for a second shipment.

Don’t confuse this with a workshop manual. If you’re rebuilding the hydraulic pump, you need the service manual for the clearance specs and seal installation instructions. Use this parts catalog to order the seal kit and any wear parts beforehand.

3 Reasons to Stick with OEM Documentation

First, the part numbers are guaranteed by the manufacturer. Second, the exploded views show the actual assembly order – helpful when you’re disassembling something unfamiliar. Third, you get revision tracking. Aftermarket databases often mix up revisions, showing a part that was discontinued in 2010 as still current. This catalog prints the issue date (2009-04) and the supersession history.

Dynapac built these rollers to specific tolerances. Their own documentation reflects that. Using anything else is a gamble. If you want to know more about the industry standards for heavy equipment documentation, check out the Automotive Industry Overview for context on why OEM specs matter.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I order parts using this catalog?

Use the exploded diagrams and part numbers on page 4.

Does this catalog include service procedures?

No, it’s strictly a parts catalog. It gives you OEM part numbers and exploded views of every assembly on the CA262D roller. For repair steps – removing the hydraulic pump, torquing the cylinder head, adjusting valve lash – you need the separate service manual. But having the correct part numbers beforehand means you can order everything the first time and avoid delays.

What engines are covered?

Cummins QSB 6.7C. See the engine section for part numbers and exploded diagrams of the fuel system, cooling, and turbo.

Can I use this for serial numbers outside the range?

The catalog is valid for serial numbers from 67520800 upward. If your machine has an earlier serial, you may have different part numbers. Always verify your roller’s serial number against the list on page 3. If it’s not covered, you risk ordering wrong components. Contact Dynapac directly for older machines. This catalog covers production from 2009 onward.

Stop chasing part numbers on forums or wasting time matching generic drawings to your machine. Get the actual OEM documentation – access the factory manual now.