Dynapac CA362PD, CA362D 2010 Parts Catalog – 336 Pages of OEM Specs

Description

If you are ordering parts for a Dynapac CA362PD, CA362D 2010 Parts Catalog and guessing at part numbers, you are burning money and wasting time. I have seen too many guys throw a hydraulic pump at a machine because the aftermarket catalog showed a blurry drawing. That is not how you fix a roller. You need exploded views that match the exact serial number range on your machine, and every part number verified by the factory. That is what this 336-page document gives you.

Service and Repair Kits: What the Factory Ships

The TOC lists three service kit intervals: 50-hour, 500-hour, and 1000-hour. Each kit has its own part number (4700945197, 4700945198, 4700945199). Do not trust a generic cross-reference. Page 3 confirms this catalog covers serial numbers 72411155 through 72411170. If your machine falls outside that range, you need the correct issue. The repair kits section includes steering hitch, eccentric shaft, drum rotation, shock absorber, and F/R control button. That means you can order the exact seal pack or bearing set without buying a full assembly.

Drum and Vibration System Breakdown

Drum components are split into vibration side and drive side cartridges. The drum gear 4700372987 is listed with its exploded view. If you are chasing a vibration issue, having the correct part number for the eccentric shaft kit 4700945657 saves you from buying a whole drum assembly. The catalog shows scrapers in both spring steel and urethane rubber options — you need to specify which. Aftermarket drawings often combine both and cause fitment problems.

Hydraulic System: Pumps, Motors, and Steering

Propulsion system front and rear get separate sections. Front propulsion motor 4700371509, rear pump 4700380830, rear motor 4700373361. Vibration pump 4700383958 splits into rotary group 4700937167 and valve block 4700937168. Steering components include pilot valve 4700372424 and steering cylinder 4700392002. A central test panel section shows where to connect gauges. This is not a generic diagram — it matches the actual hose routing on your machine.

Electrical Equipment: Relays, Fuses, and Instrument Panels

Electrical section covers the main instrument panel plus upper, lower left, and right panels. You get the relay and fuse layout. Options like compaction meter, speedometer, tachograph, and rotating beacon all have dedicated pages. Field computer assembly and compaction analyzer options are also included. If you are troubleshooting a no-start or a sensor failure, having the factory wiring routing is the only way to trace it without burning a harness.

Engine and Cooling: Cummins QSB 6.7C

The engine section covers the Cummins QSB 6.7C with separate sub-sections for cooling, combustion air, fuel, and exhaust systems. Part numbers for the radiator, intercooler, fuel filters, and exhaust gaskets are all listed. Do not assume a generic Cummins part cross-references — the roller application uses specific brackets and hoses.

Why OEM Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Exploded Views

Aftermarket parts catalogs often show a composite drawing that fits multiple models. That introduces errors. This is a genuine Dynapac publication — the same document the dealer uses. Every part number is checked against the serial number range. Page 4 even reminds you to quote the roller serial number and part number when ordering. That level of detail keeps returns and downtime to a minimum. For related documentation, check the Dynapac CA362PD Parts Catalog and Dynapac CA362D Parts Catalog. If you work on other Dynapac models, the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec follows the same factory layout.

Who Needs This Parts Catalog

If you are a maintenance technician for a construction fleet, a shop owner handling compaction equipment, or a guy who buys surplus rollers and wants to restore them, this catalog pays for itself on the first order. Beginners will appreciate that each part is shown in context — you can see where it goes in the assembly. But even experienced mechanics need factory part numbers to avoid pulling the wrong seal kit. External resources like Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview provide background, but for parts, stick with OEM data.

Can I use this catalog for the CA362D model without the PD?

Yes. This catalog covers both CA362D and CA362PD in one publication.

What if my roller’s serial number is outside the range 72411155-72411170?

This catalog is published for that specific serial number interval. Dynapac sometimes uses identical parts across adjacent ranges, but you must verify each part number against your machine’s actual components. The only reliable method is to compare the exploded view diagram with your roller and then match the part number. If you order from a different serial number range, you risk getting a hose length or bracket that does not fit. Contact a Dynapac dealer with your serial number to confirm compatibility before placing orders.

If you want to order the correct parts without returns and keep your roller running on schedule, get the factory file. Access the Factory Manual.