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Dynapac CA5000D, CA5000PD 2015 Parts Catalog

Another week, another customer rolling in a rental roller with a blown drum cartridge because some parts-counter kid cross-referenced a generic number. That nonsense stops the second you open a factory parts catalog. This is the Dynapac CA5000D, CA5000PD 2015 Parts Catalog, 566 pages of OEM part numbers, service kit breakdowns, and repair kit assemblies. If you are ordering parts for a CA5000D or CA5000PD with serial number 10000129xxA014616 and a Deutz TCD6.1 L06 engine, you pull parts from this book. No guesswork, no aftermarket catalog that shows the wrong thread pitch. You get the part Dynapac stamped and shipped.

Let me show you exactly what is inside this book and why it belongs in your tool box, not on a shelf gathering dust.

Service Kits: 50h, 500h, 1000h, 2000h – Know What You Need

Rollers eat service parts. The TOC lists eight different service kits: 50h Plus, 500h, 500h Plus, 1000h, 1000h Plus, a Start up kit, 2000h, and 2000h Plus. Each kit has its own part number – 4812156993 for the 50h Plus, 4812156994 for the 500h. That is the difference between getting a kit with the correct fuel filter element and getting something that fits a different Deutz variant. Page 3 shows the full list with part numbers. You order the right interval, you keep the warranty intact. No room for hacks.

Frame and Drum Assemblies: Where the Specs Live

The catalog breaks the frame into front frame, rear frame, engine structure, and all the mounts and scrapers. Need the steering hitch assembly? That is part 4812117507. Drum section starts on page 77 with the complete drum assembly, then drum gear (4812111831), tooth wheel module, vibration motor adapter, and six different drum cartridges. There is a separate cartridge for D version vs VM/VP 3-class, and a version with shaft nut. If you throw the wrong cartridge on a CA5000PD drum, you are chasing vibration leaks for a month. This catalog keeps you straight.

Hydraulic System Components: No Room for Guesswork

The hydraulic system gets its own major section with drum hydraulics, rear axle hydraulics, and the anti-spin options. Each hydraulic motor has an exploded parts breakdown. For example, the drum motor 4812116969 includes a rotary group, flush & boost pressure valve (4812157180), and lock ring. The rear axle motor 4812112211 has loop flushing and hose holder parts. If you are rebuilding a motor, the catalog shows every seal and washer. You do not have to call a dealer and read them a serial number over a bad phone connection. You look at page 87, order 4812157392 for the D version cartridge, and move on.

Why You Need the Factory Parts Catalog vs Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs for construction equipment are hit or miss. They pull data from generic databases, invert bolt hole patterns, and miss revisions. This is a Dynapac publication, 2015 edition, printed by Dynapac Compaction Equipment AB. The OCR excerpt on the first page explicitly says: “Use only authorized parts. Any damage or malfunction caused by the use of unauthorized parts is not covered by Warranty or Product Liability.” Aftermarket catalogs do not carry that legal weight. You want warranty protection, you use the OEM part numbers from this book. Period.

Related manuals you should have on hand: Dynapac CA5000 2017 Parts Catalog if you have a newer serial range. For cold planers, grab the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec or the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer. They all follow the same parts numbering logic.

Engine and Cooling System: Deutz TCD6.1 L06 Parts

The engine section covers the diesel engine, belt guard, bracket module, cooling system (cooler stand, hoses, hose kit), fuel system (tank module, brackets, hoses, draining module), air cleaner, exhaust system, and expansion tank. Part numbers like 4812118994 for the lock handle assembly are right there. If you are replacing a coolant hose, the catalog lists two separate hose pages – one for the cooling system hoses and one for the hose kit. That is the level of detail you need when the machine is down and the customer is watching.

Transmission and Rear Axle: No-Spin and Limited-Slip Options

Two rear axle assemblies are listed: 4812111833 Rear axle No-Spin and 4812111832 Rear axle Limited-Slip. Each one breaks down into differential, housing, brakes, planet gear or hub reduction. If you are swapping a final drive, you pull the planet gear page for the No-Spin or the hub reduction page for the Limited-Slip. You get the correct bearing and shim stack. That is the difference between a two-hour job and a two-day job re-ordering parts.

How do I know which service kit fits my machine?

Check the serial number plate on the frame. This catalog covers serial number 10000129xxA014616 and up. Match the interval (50h, 500h, etc.) to the kit part number in the Service Kits section.

Can I use this catalog to order repair parts for the eccentric shaft or drum rotation system?

Yes. The repair kits section includes the eccentric shaft kit, drum rotation kit (4812157275), and shock absorber kit (4812158576). Each kit has an exploded view showing every bolt and bushing. You will see the exact number of seal rings and lock washers needed for a full rebuild. The page numbers are listed in the TOC – for example, the drum rotation kit starts on page 21. No need to reinvent the wheel.

Stop wasting billable hours chasing wrong part numbers. Pick up a copy of the Dynapac factory parts catalog and put the correct hardware on your roller the first time. For more context on why factory documentation matters across the whole Automotive Industry Overview, read the article. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and get back to work.