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Dynapac CA362D Parts Catalog – 340 Pages of Factory Parts Data

You’ve got a CA362D parked outside, waiting on a part that doesn’t fit. That’s a two-hour call to the dealer, a return label, and another week of downtime. I’ve seen it happen too many times when guys order from memory or a third-party list. The fix? Get the factory parts catalog in your hand before you pick up the phone. This Dynapac CA362D Parts Catalog is the same document the Dynapac dealers use – 340 pages of exploded views, part numbers, quantity-per-assembly, and cross-references that keep your order right the first time. No guesswork, just data that matches the machine’s serial number.

340 Pages of Factory Parts Data

That’s not a binder of generic drawings. Every page in this catalog comes from Dynapac’s own engineering files. The rollers covered by this issue – SCA362D-3EN3 – apply to machines starting from serial number *72420900* (page 3). The catalog lists the CUMMINS QSB 6.7C diesel engine as the power plant, and every part tied to that engine is broken down into sub-assemblies. You’ll find the frame, drum, hydraulic system, drive train, electrical components – all split into groups with individual page numbers. Each group starts with a text page that notes special remarks from the factory service info. No aftermarket reprints, no scanned copies that blur the part numbers. This is the original OEM print.

What the CA362D Parts Catalog Actually Contains

Open this catalog and you get six things that matter on the workbench: machine type confirmation, roller serial number range, quantity needed, part number, parts denomination (naming), and dimensions if the part is sold by length. The ordering instructions on page 4 walk you through exactly that, in six languages. No fluff – just the same data a Dynapac dealer enters into their system. The catalog is divided into groups – for example, Group 3 covers the drive system, Group 5 the steering, and so on. Each group has its own index page with remarks columns. You match the group to the section of the machine you’re tearing down, find the exploded diagram, read the part number, and order it. That’s it.

Cummins QSB 6.7C: Engine Details in the Catalog

The CA362D runs a CUMMINS QSB 6.7C. This catalog includes the engine as a main assembly, but it’s the parts catalog – not a service manual – so you get the part numbers for injection components, turbocharger, cooling system, and mounting brackets. If you need torque specs or repair procedures, you’ll want the Dynapac CA362D Service & Repair Manual separately. But for ordering, this catalog is your single source. I’ve used factory parts catalogs on dozens of machines, and the difference between OEM and aftermarket is in the detail: aftermarket books sometimes swap part numbers for superseded versions without noting it. Dynapac’s catalog shows the current part number and the serial number range where it applies. That keeps you from ordering a part that was redesigned three years ago.

Use the Ordering Information on Page 4

Page 4 is the most important page in this catalog if you want parts that arrive correct. It tells you to provide: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions. Miss any of those and the dealer might send the wrong flange or hose. Write down the serial number from the nameplate – it’s stamped into the frame near the operator station. Then flip to the group that covers the faulty assembly, find the illustration, read the callout number, and look up the part number in the item list. The catalog even includes a blank line for your agent/dealer info on page 4 – fill it in so you don’t have to search next time. I keep a copy of this catalog in the shop office and a printed version in the job box on the roller. That’s how you avoid the “I thought it was the same part” conversation.

Why OEM Parts Documentation Matters

I’ve seen aftermarket “parts lists” that try to combine multiple models into one booklet. They leave out the hardware kit or the special-order seal. On a vibratory roller like the CA362D, a wrong seal in the drum vibration system can cause oil contamination and bearing failure in under 50 hours. That’s a $4,000 repair because someone saved $40 on a parts catalog. This is the genuine Dynapac document, issued under publication number SCA362D-3EN3. It’s the same one that the Atlas Copco Group subsidiary used when the roller was built. You pay for the file once, access it, and you get all 340 pages in a searchable PDF. No subscriptions, no partial access. Print the sections you need for the job.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include repair procedures or torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog only – it lists part numbers and quantities. For repair steps, use the Dynapac CA362D Service & Repair Manual.

Will this catalog work for any CA362D serial number?

This issue SCA362D-3EN3 covers rollers from serial number *72420900* and up. If your machine is older, check the catalog issue date – earlier revisions (SCA362D-3EN1, -3EN2) are separate.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for the Cummins QSB 6.7C engine directly?

Yes. The engine section shows the Dynapac part number for each component, not the Cummins part number. Order by the number shown in the catalog, not by the generic engine part number –that mismatch is a common source of wrong shipments. The catalog references the engine serial number range where applicable, so you get the correct revision of the injector or gasket. If you’re rebuilding the engine separately, the Cummins parts catalog will have its own numbering, but for Dynapac’s roller assembly you must use the numbers in this book. The dealer will ask for the Dynapac part number; if you give them a Cummins number they’ll likely cross-reference it, but that adds time and potential error. Stick with what’s printed here.

How many pages are in the PDF?

340 pages of parts data, including exploded diagrams and item lists. The file is searchable.

Related manuals: Dynapac CA362D Parts Catalog | DYNAPAC CA362D Spare Parts Catalogue | Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec

For background on the construction equipment industry and why OEM documentation matters across the board, see this Automotive Industry Overview or Automotive Industry Overview.

Stop ordering blind. Access the Factory Manual for your Dynapac CA362D – the 340-page PDF that keeps your parts orders accurate and your roller running.