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Dynapac CA280D, CA280D-II Parts Catalog

Dynapac CA280D, CA280D-II Parts Catalog – you’re holding 237 pages of factory-issued spare parts documentation. I’ve worked on enough rollers to know that when a part number is wrong, you lose a day waiting for the wrong bearing or seal. This catalog is the one Dynapac shipped with the machine, not a third-party compilation that guesses at interchangeability. Every exploded view, every reference number, every denomination is pulled straight from the OEM printing. If you’re ordering parts for a CA280D or CA280D-II vibratory roller, this is the only document you should trust.

Spare Parts Breakdown: What Groups Are Covered

The catalog organizes the entire roller into logical groups – engine, transmission, vibratory system, steering, brakes, electrical, and frame. Each group starts with an illustration showing every component in that assembly, then a parts list with the official Dynapac part number, description, and quantity per machine. You don’t have to flip between schematics and separate tables; the exploded view and parts list sit on facing pages. That layout alone saves me from having to cross-reference three different documents on a dirty workbench.

237 Pages of Exploded Views

237 pages – every one of them a factory-original illustration. No aftermarket redraws, no scale distortions. The hydraulic pump group? You’ll see every O-ring, every port plug, every bolt with its correct orientation. The vibratory shaft assembly? It’s drawn so you can identify the exact bearing race and seal part number without measuring. I’ve used catalogs that leave you guessing which gasket kit fits – this one gives you the part number on the same page as the drawing. That’s the difference between a day job and a two-hour fix.

How to Order Parts – Avoid Delivery Errors

Page 4 of the catalog prints the ordering instructions in four languages. It tells you to provide: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, parts denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. Skip any one of those, and you’re gambling on the warehouse sending the right part. I’ve seen guys order a “seal kit” without the serial number and get a kit for a different revision. The serial number range for this catalog (starting at SCA280D-3EN5) is listed on page 3. Cross-check your machine’s serial against that list before you place an order.

Does This Catalog Cover the CA280D-II?

Yes – both the standard CA280D and the CA280D-II are included in this document. The title page, the group listings, and the parts tables all reference both model numbers. The diesel engine covered is the Cummins QSB 4.5C, as stated on page 3. If you have a CA280D-II built after February 2010, your serial number falls under catalogue issue SCA280D-3EN5. Earlier revisions (3EN1 through 3EN4) are superseded, but the parts that didn’t change are still valid. Always check the “Valid from roller serial number” line on page 3 for your specific machine.

Engine and Hydraulic Group: Cummins QSB 4.5C Details

The engine group covers every serviceable component on the Cummins QSB 4.5C: the fuel system, cooling package, intake and exhaust, and the engine-mounted hydraulic pumps. For the hydraulic group, you get the steering control valve, the vibratory pump, the charge pump, and the filter manifolds. Each part number ties back to a Dynapac OEM number – not a generic cross-reference. When you’re rebuilding a vibratory motor, having the original part number for the seal kit eliminates the guesswork that causes premature failures.

Every bolt in this catalog has a factory torque spec – you won’t find that in a generic parts book. If you need the torque values for the vibratory shaft retaining nut, they’re in the service manual; the parts catalog gives you the correct fastener part number so you order the right grade bolt. That attention to detail keeps a roller compacting and not sitting in the shop.

Exactly what you need to get the right part the first time.

Related manuals you might also need: Dynapac CA280D Spare Parts Catalogue, Dynapac CA280D-II Parts Catalog – 218 Pages OEM Spare Parts, and Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec. For more about the manufacturer, visit Dynapac or read the Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

What models does this catalog cover?

It covers both the Dynapac CA280D and the CA280D-II vibratory rollers with the Cummins QSB 4.5C engine.

How many pages are in this catalog?

237 pages of factory-illustrated spare parts breakdowns and ordering information.

Are part numbers included for every component?

Yes, every exploded view has a corresponding parts list with the official Dynapac part number, denomination, and quantity per machine. The catalog also includes the roller serial number range for which each issue is valid, so you can confirm your machine uses the parts shown. If you need a specific seal, bearing, or hydraulic cartridge, you’ll find it referenced by its OEM part number – not a generic aftermarket substitute. Always order using the part number from this catalog to avoid compatibility issues with the CA280D or CA280D-II.

Can I use this catalog to order aftermarket parts?

You can, but the catalog only shows Dynapac OEM parts. Cross-referencing aftermarket equivalents is your own risk – the factory dimensions and materials are not provided.

Don’t waste time flipping through generic parts websites or gambling on eBay listings. Get the exact part numbers Dynapac printed for your machine. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep this 237-page catalog on your tablet or printed on the workbench.