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Dynapac CA510PD 2014 Parts Catalog

You are ordering a replacement eccentric shaft kit for a CA510PD, and the aftermarket website says “fits multiple models.” That means it fits none of them right. I have torqued more head bolts than most techs have seen, and I learned the hard way: factory parts books save flat rate. The Dynapac CA510PD 2014 Parts Catalog is a genuine OEM document, not a reprint from a third party. 239 pages of exploded views, part numbers, and service kit intervals. If your roller has a Cummins 6BTA5.9-C170 and serial number starting from 10000128x0C004141, this is the book you want on the bench.

Engine System Breakdown: Cummins 6BTA5.9-C170

Look at the Engine System section. It starts with the complete engine assembly part number 4812269792. Inside that, the diesel engine 6BTAA5.9-C170 is listed separately. The cooling system, combustion air, fuel system, and exhaust system are each broken into subassemblies. No generic “engine group” that lumps everything together – every hose clamp and gasket has its own part callout. Need a fuel line? The diagram shows exact routing and clip locations. You will not waste an hour cross-referencing aftermarket fitment tables.

Transmission and Rear Axle Options

Two rear axle variants are documented: Limited Slip (4700385100) and No-Spin (4700383856). Each gets its own subsection with differential housing, brakes, and planet gears exploded. If your machine has the No-Spin option, the parts book covers the entire differential assembly including the clutch packs and shims. Torque specs for axle flange bolts? Not in a parts catalog – but the book tells you which fasteners to order, and the factory service manual (separate) will give you the lb-ft. Do not mix up limited‑slip and No‑Spin components – they are not interchangeable.

Hydraulic System: From Propulsion to Steering

The Hydraulic System chapter is nine pages of pure part breakdowns. Front propulsion motor (4700389564) with end cap details. Rear propulsion pump (4700380830) and motor (4700373361). Vibration pump (4700393695) includes the rotating group assembly and the valve block (4700936609). Steering cylinder (4700392027) – the entire rod and seal kit listing. A central test panel option is even shown. If you are troubleshooting a vibration system dropout, you can order the exact valve block or motor before you touch the machine.

Does This Manual Cover the Electrical System?

Yes. Electrical Equipment chapter includes the instrument panel, working lights option, and rotating beacon option. Wiring diagrams? No – this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. But every connector, switch, and lamp bulb is listed with a part number. When you identify a broken wire terminal on the dash, you look up the control panel subassembly and order the correct pigtail. I have seen too many techs solder in generic connectors that corrode after one season. Factory parts are the only way on a roller that lives in mud and water.

Service Intervals: 50h to 1000h Kits

Service kits are laid out by interval: 50h (4812273269), 250/750h (4812271760), 500h (4812273270), and 1000h (4812273271). Each kit part number includes all the filters, belts, and fluids specified by Dynapac. No guessing which air filter element fits the 6BTA5.9-C170 – it is in the kit. If you prefer sourcing individually, the repair kits section also lists steering hitch kit (4700938562), eccentric shaft kit (4700945657-A), drum rotation kit (4700938891), and shock absorber kits for the drum and cab.

Parts Ordering: What You Need to Provide

Page 2 of the catalog spells it out: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part name, and dimensions for meter goods. I keep a copy of this page taped to my parts room phone. Agents and dealers need that serial number to match updates – this catalogue is valid for serial numbers starting from 10000128x0C004141 up to ECN 11301. If your machine is outside that range, check the Dynapac CA510PD 2014 Parts Catalog for a different serial block or the Dynapac CA510PD 2015 Parts Catalog for later revisions. For other Dynapac compactors, see the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec.

Aftermarket parts catalogues from generic aggregators are a gamble. I have seen them substitute aftermarket part numbers into OEM slots, and you end up with the wrong seal cross-section. The manufacturer Dynapac stands behind this document – it is the same PDF their dealer network uses. For a broader look at how OEM documentation protects your investment, check this Automotive Industry Overview on supply chain accuracy standards.

Can I use this to service a CA510PD without the service manual?

No. This is a parts catalog. You need the factory service manual for torque values, adjustment procedures, and diagnostics.

Does it include exploded views of the drum assembly?

Yes. The Drum chapter covers the drum shell, vibration cartridge, drive side cartridge, and drum gear with full exploded diagrams.

What if my roller serial number is after ECN 11301?

Dynapac issues updated catalogues periodically. Contact your dealer with the serial number to confirm the correct revision. The 2014 edition covers up to ECN 11301.

Are aftermarket part numbers listed alongside OEM numbers?

Never. Only genuine Dynapac part numbers appear. Every number starts with 470 or 481 prefix. Cross-referencing to aftermarket suppliers is your responsibility – do not expect the factory to endorse substitutes.

If you are tired of chasing parts with wrong numbers and wasted trips to the dealer, this is the document you keep on the bench. Access the Factory Manual and start ordering the right parts tomorrow.