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Dynapac CA500D 2011 Parts Catalog

I’ve been wrenching on heavy equipment since before some of you were born. One thing that’ll burn your billable hours fast is ordering the wrong part because you trusted a third-party parts list. This Dynapac CA500D 2011 Parts Catalog is the original factory document—218 pages of the exact part numbers, exploded diagrams, and callouts that came off the same press as the build sheets. If you’re maintaining a CA500D vibratory roller, this is the only parts reference you should be reaching for.

What This Parts Catalog Covers: From Service Kits to Electrical Systems

The TOC breaks the machine into logical groups. You get separate sections for Service kits (50h, 250/750h, 500h, 1000h), Repair kits (steering hitch, eccentric shaft, drum rotation, shock absorber, F/R control button), Frame (frames, scrapers, hitch, structure, side covers), Drum (drum assembly, drum cartridge vibration side and drive side, drum gear), Engine (Cummins 6BTA 5.9 with cooling, combustion air, fuel, exhaust), Transmission (rear axle with limited slip or No-Spin option, differential, planet gear, brakes), Hydraulic system (propulsion front and rear, vibration pump and motor, steering cylinder, brake system, test panel), Electrical equipment (system, control panel, working lights, beacon, backup alarm), and Driver’s platform (ROPS/FOPS, canopy, cab, mirrors, wipers). Every subassembly has its own exploded view with numbered callouts and a parts list.

Which Serial Numbers Match?

Page 1 of the catalog states it’s valid from roller serial number 10000119x0A000001. The catalog edition is SCA500D-2EN2, issue date 2011-10. If your roller’s serial falls inside that range, the part numbers in this book are correct for your machine. If you’re outside that range, look at the Dynapac CA500D 2009 Parts Catalog – Factory Spare Parts Guide instead.

How to Order Parts Correctly

Page 2 spells out exactly what Dynapac requires when ordering: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, parts denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. Skip any one of those fields and you’ll get the wrong bit. This catalog gives you the part numbers and denominations in the exact format the manufacturer expects. No need to decode someone’s poorly scanned PDF.

3 Reasons You Want Factory OEM, Not a Reprint

First, aftermarket parts catalogs re-draw exploded views and sometimes merge parts from different model years. Second, they often leave out the “Service kits” and “Repair kits” sections—those are critical for maintenance intervals. Third, this catalog includes the Numerical Index at the back, which lets you look up any part number quickly. You don’t get that from a third-party compilation. The Dynapac CA500D Parts Catalog – Factory Spare Parts Manual is the same file the dealer’s parts counter uses.

Real-World Use: A Shop Owner’s Perspective

I run a 6-bay shop in San Antonio. When a CA500D comes in with a vibration system issue, I pull up this catalog on the tablet and identify the eccentric shaft kit (part 4700945657) or the valve block (4700936609) in minutes. The exploded diagram for the vibration pump rotating group is clear enough that a first-year tech can locate the O-ring without calling me over. That saves me money on labor and parts returns.

Specs You Can Trust

OEM torque values are printed in the maintenance manuals, but this parts catalog gives you the exact hardware part numbers. Need the bolt for the drum cartridge drive side? It’s in the Drum section. The engine Cummins 6BTA 5.9 uses specific fan clutch and cooling system parts listed with their Dynapac part numbers. No aftermarket cross-reference to decode.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It gives you part numbers and assembly relationships. Torque specs are found in the factory service manual for the CA500D.

Can I use this for a CA500D with a different serial number range?

The catalog is validated for serial numbers starting 10000119x0A000001. Machines outside that range may have different part numbers for the engine, transmission, or drum assemblies. Check the Dynapac CA500D Parts Catalog that matches your serial.

How are the exploded views laid out?

Each section groups the assembly illustrations on the left page and the corresponding parts list on the right. Items indented with a dot are included when you buy the assembled unit above. Class codes indicate order frequency: “A” means you’ll order that part three or more times per year. This layout is standard for heavy equipment factory catalogs.

Is the PDF searchable?

Yes. The OCR excerpt shows the text is clean and indexed. You can search for “4700383959 vibration pump” and jump directly to that page. The numerical index at the back also makes old-school lookup possible if you prefer printed pages.

If you’re tired of cross-referencing aftermarket catalogs that get part numbers wrong, this is the real thing. 218 pages, 2011 publication, serial-specific data for the Dynapac CA500D. Access the Factory Manual now and start ordering the right parts the first time. For broader context on why factory documentation matters, check the Automotive Industry Overview.