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Dynapac CA302PD 2011 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs

I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years, and I’ve seen too many jobs go sideways because someone ordered the wrong part number. A parts catalog isn’t a repair manual, but without it you’re guessing on every bolt, seal, and bearing. The Dynapac CA302PD 2011 Parts Catalog is exactly what you need if you’re maintaining one of these vibratory rollers. 364 pages of factory-published part numbers, exploded views, and service kit content. No aftermarket translations, no reprints with blurred diagrams.

Service Kits and Repair Kits – The First Place to Look

This catalog splits scheduled maintenance into three service kits: 50-hour (part 4700945789), 500-hour (4700950323), and 1000-hour (4700945791). Each kit lists every gasket, filter, and seal you need. If you’re tearing down a steering hitch or eccentric shaft, the repair kits are right there – 4700938558 for the steering hitch, 4700945657 for the eccentric shaft, 4700938891 for drum rotation, 4700938881 for drum shock absorbers, and 4700940663 for the F/R control button. That’s the kind of specificity a technician needs.

Engine Cummins QSB 4.5 – Cooling, Fuel, and Exhaust Systems

Under the hood you’ll find the Cummins QSB 4.5 diesel. The catalog breaks down the cooling system, combustion air system, fuel system, and exhaust system with individual part numbers. Need a thermostat housing gasket? Look under “cooling system” and the exploded diagram shows it. No chasing after online forums. The same treatment applies to the drum assembly – drum cartridge vibration side, drive side, and the drum gear (4700372987) all have their own sections.

Hydraulic System Breakdown – Propulsion, Vibration, Steering

Hydraulic leaks cost time and money. This catalog devotes multiple sections to the hydraulic system. Front propulsion motor (4700371509), rear propulsion pump (4700380830) and motor (4700373361), vibration pump (4700383958) with rotary group and valve block, steering cylinder (4700392002), pilot valve (4700372424) – all listed with part numbers and quantities. You’ll also find the brake system section and the hydraulic oil tank. If your machine has the dual speed drum drive option, that’s covered too.

Electrical Equipment and Options – Wiring, Panels, and Accessories

Chasing electrical gremlins on a roller? The “Electrical equipment” section maps out the entire system: relay and fuse locations, instrument box, all four instrument panels (main, upper left, upper right, lower left, lower right), emergency stop panel, and brake panel. Options like driving lights, working lights, rotating beacon, compaction meter, speedometer/frequency meter, tachograph, back-up alarm, GPS, and even the Geodynamic compaction indicator are listed with their own sub‑sections. Page 1 of the catalog reminds you to include the roller serial number when ordering – a simple step that prevents wrong parts.

3 Reasons the OEM Source Matters

First, every part number in this catalog comes from the original manufacturer, Dynapac. Second, the exploded diagrams show exactly how components fit – no generic cross‑references. Third, the catalog includes serial number validity (starting from 10000116x0A000001), so you know if a part applies to your machine. Aftermarket catalogs might save a buck up front, but they’ll cost you in downtime when the thread pitch doesn’t match. This is the real thing.

You can pair this with the Dynapac CA302PD Parts Catalog for additional coverage, or check the Dynapac CA302PD Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs, 363 Pages if you need a lighter reference. For related models, the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec offers similar detail for a different platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include repair procedures or only parts numbers?

It is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It shows exploded views and part numbers – no step‑by‑step removal or torque specs. You need the separate service manual for disassembly instructions.

What information do I need to order parts using this catalog?

Roller serial number, part number from the catalog, quantity, and part denomination. The catalog has a full ordering checklist on page 2 in six languages. If you skip the serial number, you risk getting the wrong revision.

Anyone maintaining a CA302PD roller needs the factory part numbers. Without them, you’re burning hours on returns and mismatched seals. Automotive Industry Overview shows the scale of standardization in heavy equipment, but only the OEM catalog gives you the exact piece. Stop leaving things to chance. Access the Factory Manual and keep your job moving.