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Dynapac CA362D Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Spare Parts

If you’ve ever ordered a hydraulic filter for a CA362D and got one that didn’t fit the mounting bracket, you know the cost of a wrong part. That’s lost billable hours, machine downtime, and a customer chewing your ear off. This is the factory Dynapac CA362D Parts Catalog, 340 pages of exploded views and part numbers direct from the manufacturer. No aftermarket re-draws. You won’t have to guess which seal fits which pump.

What You Get Inside the Dynapac CA362D Parts Catalog

The catalog breaks down every assembly on the roller. Each section groups components by function — engine, vibratory system, hydraulic system, frame, electrical. You get the part number, denomination, quantity per assembly, and dimensional notes where applicable. The ordering instructions on page 4 tell you exactly what information to have ready: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. Skip any of these six items and you risk getting the wrong part.

Ordering Spare Parts – Why Following the Six-Step Process Matters

Page 4 of this catalog lays out the spare parts ordering procedure in four languages. That’s right – Dynapac didn’t assume you speak Swedish. They put the same six steps in English, German, Italian, Spanish, and French. The serial number is critical – the catalog specifies that from serial number *72420900*- (see page 3), the valid catalogue issue is SCA362D-3EN3. If you order a part for a CA362D built before that serial number, you might get a superseded part. The catalog shows the exact diesel engine – CUMMINS QSB 6.7C – so you can cross-reference engine parts.

OEM Parts Catalog vs. Aftermarket Lists – The Real Difference

I’ve seen third-party parts sites list a “compatible” bearing for the CA362D that’s close but not exact. Close doesn’t cut it when the vibratory shaft is spinning at 1800 RPM and the bearing cage fails. This catalog is printed by Dynapac, the manufacturer. Every part number has been verified against the engineering drawings. The exploded views show how components nest together – you can see the order of shims, seals, and spacers. That matters when you’re rebuilding a hydraulic motor and need to know the correct stack height. For background on how OEM documentation differs from aftermarket, see Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia.

Who Needs This Parts Catalog?

If you run a shop that services compaction equipment, this catalog belongs on your bench. The 340-page PDF lets you search by part number or browse by group. DIY owners who maintain their own CA362D roller – you’ll save the markup of dealer-ordered parts by identifying the exact part yourself. Beginners can learn the machine layout by flipping through the group pages. The DYNAPAC CA362D Spare Parts Catalogue is also part of a set – pair it with the service manual for torque specs and repair procedures.

How to Use the Catalog with the Service Manual

A parts catalog doesn’t give you torque values or diagnostic steps. But without it, you can’t order the correct bolt or gasket when you find the failure. I recommend you have the Dynapac CA362D Parts Catalog open on one screen and the repair manual on another. When the service manual says “Replace seal, part number 123456”, you verify that number in the catalog before you call your supplier. The catalog also shows you alternative part numbers if the original has been superseded.

Technical Details – Page Count and Content Structure

340 pages of schematics and part listings. The group numbering system (like GROUP 3 for engine) lets you jump to the right section. The catalog includes notes sections for changes and service info – see page 5 for the notes page layout. Each group has a parts list with item numbers corresponding to the illustration. You’ll also find the roller serial number range and catalogue issue date (2009-04 for this edition). If you need the Dynapac CA362D CA362PD Parts Catalog, that’s a separate document covering the PD variant.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog – it lists components, not service procedures. You need the factory service manual for torque values.

How do I know if this catalog covers my specific CA362D roller?

Check the serial number on your machine’s data plate. This catalog (SCA362D-3EN3) is valid for rollers with serial number starting from *72420900*-. The earlier edition SCA362D-3EN2 covered previous serial numbers. If your machine falls outside that range, you may need an earlier issue. The catalog lists the valid serial number range on page 3. Also verify the engine – this catalog is for the CUMMINS QSB 6.7C diesel. If your CA362D has a different engine, you’ll need the corresponding supplement. The catalog is 340 pages covering all major assemblies: frame, powertrain, vibratory system, hydraulics, electrical, and operator station. Each section has its own parts list and illustration. When you order parts, you must provide the six items listed on page 4: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimensions if applicable. Missing any of these will delay your order or result in incorrect parts. Dealers will not accept incomplete orders. I’ve seen shops waste a full day because they skipped the serial number and got the wrong brake assembly. Don’t be that shop.

Access the Factory Manual and start ordering parts with the right reference numbers. Your parts counter will thank you.