Dynapac CA262PD Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts for Vibratory Roller

Description

If you’ve ever tried to order a part for a Dynapac CA262PD using a third-party list, you know the drill. You get a box, it doesn’t fit, and the machine sits. That’s wasted money. This Dynapac CA262PD Parts Catalog fixes that. 334 pages of factory parts breakdowns, part numbers, and exploded views. No reprints, no aftermarket garbage – straight from Dynapac, part of the Atlas Copco Group.

I’ve been wrenching 28 years. Seen plenty of parts manuals that are about as useful as a screen door on a submarine. This one isn’t. You get the same paperwork the dealer uses. Every bearing, seal, hose, and fastener is diagrammed with its OEM part number. Need a hydraulic hose? Find the diagram, get the number, order it. Done.

334 Pages – What You Get

The catalog covers the entire vibratory roller – from the Cummins QSB 6.7C diesel engine down to the last washer. Exploded views for every major assembly. Each part has a reference number that ties directly to the parts list. That means you don’t guess. You look up the number, cross-check it against the diagram, and order. No returns because you ordered the wrong bracket.

Dynapac organized this by groups. The text pages are structured as the picture on the rig – that’s their wording, and it works. You flip to the group for the drive train, find your part, and move on. Page 3 lists the valid serial numbers for your roller. If your machine serial falls within that range, the catalog matches. Period.

Cummins QSB 6.7C – Engine Parts Coverage

That engine is the heart of the CA262PD. This catalog includes the full parts breakdown for the QSB 6.7C. Injectors, pistons, cylinder head, gaskets – all there. If you’re rebuilding or swapping parts, you need the OEM numbers to get the right stuff. Aftermarket parts lists for that engine are a minefield. Stick with the factory data.

One thing that pisses me off: guys who order a part off an internet list and then blame the machine when it doesn’t fit. The Dynapac parts catalog eliminates that. Every part number is verified against the roller’s serial number. Use the serial number from your machine – listed on page 3 – and you’re golden.

Ordering Spare Parts – Follow the Rules

Page 4 of the catalog gives you the ordering procedure in six languages. Read it. They want: type of machine, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. Miss one of those and your order may get delayed or wrong. I’ve seen it happen. This is not a suggestion – it’s procedure.

If you need a specific hose assembly, you get the part number from the diagram and the length if it’s sold per meter. Write it down before you call your dealer. That saves everyone time. The catalog includes the official Dynapac agent/dealer info at the bottom of the ordering page. Use it.

Serial Number Validation – Why It Matters

The Dynapac CA262PD went through three catalog editions: SCA262PD-3EN1 (2007-01 replaced by EN2), SCA262PD-3EN2 (2008-10 replaced by EN3), and SCA262PD-3EN3 (2009-04 onward). Each edition corresponds to specific serial number ranges. If you own a later machine, you need the EN3 edition. This listing covers that – you can confirm in the data above.

Mixing editions leads to wrong parts. The EN1 and EN3 may have different part numbers for the same component. Do not assume they’re interchangeable. Look up your serial number against the list on page 3 of the catalog. Then order. That’s the only safe way.

OEM vs Aftermarket – Don’t Gamble

Aftermarket parts catalogs for heavy equipment are often photocopies of photocopies. Numbers get blurry, diagrams lose detail, and you end up with a part that sort of fits. This OEM Dynapac catalog is a high-resolution scan of the original factory print. Every line is crisp. Every number is legible. You can zoom in on the exploded view and read the reference numbers without squinting.

I’ve dealt with enough backyard repairs to know that using the right part number is the difference between a one-hour job and a two-day headache. This manual gives you the numbers Dynapac intended. No translation errors, no third-party reinterpretations. Dynapac themselves published it – that’s as good as it gets.

Related manuals: DYNAPAC CA262PD Parts Catalog, Dynapac CA262PD 2009 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Guide, and Dynapac CA262PD 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs cover specific years if you need to cross-reference. Also see the Automotive Industry Overview for context on why OEM documentation matters.

FAQ – Dynapac CA262PD Parts Catalog

What year models does this parts catalog cover?

The catalog edition SCA262PD-3EN3 covers rollers from serial number 67620800 onward, effective from 2009-04. Earlier editions EN1 and EN2 are covered by related manuals listed above.

Can I use this catalog for other Dynapac models?

No. This is specific to the CA262PD vibratory roller. Using it for a different model will give wrong part numbers.

Does the catalog include torque specs or repair procedures?

This is a parts catalog only. It lists part numbers, quantities, and exploded views. For repair procedures and torque values, you need the service manual. This catalog is meant for ordering parts, not for disassembly instructions.

Is this a digital access?

Yes. After purchase you receive a PDF copy. You can view it on any device, zoom into diagrams, and print specific pages for the shop. No waiting for shipping.

You need to order parts for your CA262PD without the waste of wrong deliveries. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact OEM numbers Dynapac uses. 334 pages of factory data – no reprints, no shortcuts.