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Dynapac CA262PD 2011 Parts Catalog

I’ve been wrenching on heavy equipment for 28 years, and I’ve seen more than a few jobs go sideways because someone ordered the wrong part. If you’re working on a Dynapac CA262PD 2011 Parts Catalog is the document you need. This is a 348-page OEM book from the factory, not some aftermarket reprint. It covers the serial number range 10000112x0A000001 up to 0A008007. The Dynapac CA262PD is a vibratory roller with a Cummins QSB 6.7C diesel, and this catalog gives you the exact part numbers for every component. No guesswork.

Service Kits: 50, 500, and 1000 Hour Intervals

You’ll find the scheduled maintenance kits listed on page 3 of the catalog. The 50-hour kit is 4700945197, the 500-hour kit is 4700950324, and the 1000-hour kit is 4700945199. These kits include filters, seals, and wear items specific to the CA262PD. There are also repair kits: steering hitch kit (4700938558), eccentric shaft kit (4700945657), drum rotation kit (4700938891), and shock absorber kit for the drum (4812156189). If you’re rebuilding a drum, get the right parts the first time.

Hydraulic System: Propulsion, Vibration, and Steering

The hydraulic section covers the front propulsion motor (4700371509), rear propulsion pump (4700380830), rear propulsion motor (4700373361), vibration pump (4700383958), and vibration motor (4700380145). The vibration pump is broken down into rotary group (4700937167) and valve block (4700937168). The steering system includes the pilot valve (4700372424) and steering cylinder (4700392002). There’s also a central test panel hydraulic section and a dual speed drum drive option. This catalog gives you the part numbers for every seal, valve, and hose.

Engine Cummins QSB 6.7C – Cooling, Fuel, and Exhaust

Under the engine section you get the Cummins QSB 6.7C breakdown, including the cooling system radiator, combustion air system, fuel system, and exhaust system. The transmission section covers the rear axle with limited slip (4700383857) or no-spin option (4700383856), including differential housing, brakes, and planet gears. You need the correct part number for those planet gears? The catalog has it.

Order the Right Part Number Every Time

Page 2 of the catalog spells out exactly what you need to provide when ordering: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. Follow that. The catalog is organized by assembly groups, and each part is listed with a reference number and description. Parts indicated with a dot and moved to the right are included when you buy the assembled unit above. That’s how you avoid buying duplicates. For other serial number ranges, check the related Dynapac CA262PD Parts Catalog for earlier production years. Other model years like the Dynapac CA262PD 2009 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Guide have slightly different part numbers, so always get the correct year.

3 Reasons to Choose OEM Documentation

First, the part numbers are verified by the manufacturer. Aftermarket parts catalogs often transpose digits or use discontinued numbers. Second, the exploded views in this catalog show the exact assembly order, so you can see how the eccentric shaft kit fits into the drum cartridge. Third, the safety warnings are included—you’ll see notes on torque specifications and critical fasteners. The Dynapac CA262PD 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs is similar but covers a different serial range; this 2011 edition is the latest factory release. The Automotive Industry Overview may mention general trends, but for this specific roller, you need the factory book.

Does this manual cover the vibration system?

Yes. Section 4 covers the vibration pump and motor with part numbers.

How do I use this catalog to find a replacement part?

Start by identifying the assembly group from the table of contents—for example, the drum section or hydraulic system. Locate the exploded view page for that group. Each part is numbered and listed in the parts list with the part number, description, and quantity. Make sure your roller serial number falls within the range covered by this catalog (10000112x0A000001 to 0A008007). If the part is a service kit, use the kit number directly. If you need a subcomponent, check the part number class code—”A” means the part is used in 3 or more units per year and is likely stocked. Double-check the part number against the notes at the bottom of the page. If you don’t see the part, it may be a discontinued item or listed under a different group. The catalog also includes repair kits with the major assemblies listed first, then the individual components indented below. Always order using the exact part number from this catalog.

If you’re tired of cross-referencing part numbers from third-party sources and want the real deal, access the factory manual. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and get the same document dealers use.