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Dynapac CA280D Parts Catalog – 204 Pages of Factory-Correct Specs

I’ve seen too many jobs shut down because someone ordered the wrong hydraulic fitting or a pump that doesn’t match the serial number break. That’s what kills your day – not the repair itself, but the parts runaround. The Dynapac CA280D Parts Catalog is the factory-published document that kills those delays. 204 pages of exploded views, OEM part numbers, and the exact ordering information you need to get the right piece the first time. No third-party re-draws, no “equivalent” calls – straight off the Dynapac line.

7 Systems Covered in This Catalog

This isn’t a repair manual – it’s a parts catalog. The book is organized by machine groups. You get clear exploded diagrams for every major assembly: engine (Cummins 4BTAA 3.9C), vibration system, steering, hydraulics, frame, drums, and electrical. Each group has its own parts list with item numbers, descriptions, quantities, and the all-important part number. If you need to find the part number for a drum bearing or a hydraulic motor seal, you go by group, find the diagram, and read the number. Page layout is standard OEM: picture on top, table underneath with notes for superseded or special items. The text pages are structured with remarks at the bottom – read those remarks. They’ll tell you if a part was replaced or requires a specific kit.

Ordering Spare Parts: The Six-Piece Rule

Page 3 and 4 of the catalog lay out exactly what you need to give your dealer when ordering. I’ll summarize because you don’t have time to flip: machine type, roller serial number (starts with *68920361*- for this edition), quantity, part number, part name, and dimensions if you’re ordering by length. Miss the serial number and you’ll get the wrong revision. The catalog edition SCA280D-2EN3 is valid from serial number *68920361*- and supersedes SCA280D-2EN2 (2004-11) and SCA280D-2EN1 (2004-04). If your roller has an older serial, you need the earlier catalog – the Dynapac CA280D CA280D-II Spare Parts Catalogue covers some of those. For this specific edition, you get the latest parts revisions.

Real-World Use Case: Drivetrain Overhaul

You’re doing a full drivetrain rebuild on a CA280D vibratory roller. The hydrostatic pump starts leaking, the drum bearings are shot, and the steering cylinder needs resealing. Without the factory parts catalog, you’re either pulling old parts and measuring them (time lost) or calling your parts guy with “it looks like a brass bushing about two inches across” (wrong part inbound). With this catalog, you identify the group – say, vibration system – find the diagram, pull the part number for the bearing, order it. You also see if there’s a seal kit or a superseded part number. The Dynapac CA280D Spare Parts Catalogue (this exact title) gives you the confidence to order once. I’ve used catalogs like this on a 2006 unit – the Dynapac CA280D 2006 Parts Catalog – 204 Pages OEM matches the serial range perfectly.

Does This Catalog Include Torque Specs or Procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You won’t find torque values, assembly sequences, or troubleshooting. What you get is the official parts list from the manufacturer, Dynapac, originally printed in Sweden (Box 504, SE-371 23 Karlskrona). If you need to rebuild the machine, you pair this catalog with the Dynapac shop manual. But if you’re ordering parts, this is the only document you trust. Aftermarket parts lists miss revisions – I’ve seen it happen. Factory catalog shows you exactly which part number fits which serial number range. Read the notes column – it tells you if a part is from a previous revision. Automotive Industry Overview may talk about standardization, but in the construction equipment world, serial numbers are everything.

Source Authenticity: OEM Factory Print

The file you get is a direct scan of the official Dynapac publication. No aftermarket publisher, no edited tables. The original PDF file name is Dynapac_CA280D_Parts_Catalog_en-26114002513.pdf. You see the French, German, Spanish, Italian, and Swedish translations on the same pages – that’s the factory layout. The back page has your agent/dealer information blank, which means you fill it in. This is the same document a Dynapac dealer uses when you walk in with a part number. I trust it because I’ve ordered parts from a dealer and then cross-checked with this catalog – the numbers matched. That’s the test.

FAQ

What serial numbers does this catalog cover?

It covers rollers with serial number *68920361*- and higher. The catalog issue is SCA280D-2EN3, dated 2006-02. If your roller is older, check the earlier editions.

Can I use this to repair the roller?

No. This is a parts catalog – exploded views and part numbers only. You need a separate service manual for procedures and torque specs.

How many pages is it?

204 pages.

Does it list the engine parts for the Cummins 4BTAA 3.9C?

Yes. The diesel engine section covers all serviceable components – block, cylinder head, fuel system, cooling, and turbo if equipped. Each part has a Dynapac part number, not just the Cummins number. That’s critical because supply chain variations mean the same engine may have different Dynapac part numbers depending on build date.

If you’re ordering parts for a Dynapac CA280D vibratory roller, stop guessing. Access the Factory Manual – the 204-page OEM parts catalog – and get the exact part numbers that match your machine’s serial number.