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Dynapac CA510PD, CA510 2015 Parts Catalog

If you’re turning wrenches on a Dynapac CA510PD or CA510 vibratory roller and you need the right part the first time, you don’t want a generic diagram from some third-party site. You want the factory book. This is the 2015 Parts Catalog – 249 pages of exploded views, part numbers, and service kit breakdowns straight from Dynapac. I’ve seen too many guys order a steering hitch kit that didn’t match because they used a copied PDF with blurred numbers. That costs time and money. This manual kills that problem.

Service, Repair and Wear Part Kits – Exact Kit Numbers

The first section of this catalog lists every official service kit with its factory part number. Need the 50-hour service kit? That’s 4700945652. The 500-hour kit is 4812157269. The drum rotation kit? 4700938891. Each kit has its own exploded diagram so you can verify every gasket, seal, and O-ring before you open the box. On page 3 you’ll find the full list: steering hitch kit, eccentric shaft kit, shock absorber kit for the drum, and the F/R control button kit. If you’re rebuilding a drum cartridge or swapping a propulsion motor, those kit numbers save you from piecing together parts from memory.

Engine Cummins 6BTAA-5.9 and Fluid Systems

This roller uses a Cummins 6BTAA-5.9 diesel. The catalog covers the cooling system, combustion air system, fuel system, and radiator (to serial 0C000187 and from). Each subsystem is split into callout diagrams with the correct hose clamps, belts, and gaskets. Same for the hydraulic system: front and rear propulsion, vibration, steering, and brake circuits. You get the exact seal kit numbers for the steering cylinder (4700392027) and the steering valve (4700376000). Don’t guess which O-ring goes where – the factory drawing shows the stack order.

Drive and Drum – Cartridge and Axle Specs

The drum section breaks down the PD drum, vibration-side cartridge, drive-side cartridge, and drum gear. For the rear axle you have two options: the 4700385100 limited-slip rear axle with its own differential, housing, and planet gear, and the 4700383856 No-Spin option. Each axle gets dedicated pages for the differential, housing/brakes, and planet gear assemblies. If you’ve ever tried to cross-reference a brake disc part number from a generic list, you know why this matters.

Electric System and Operator Platform

Operator platform pages cover the control panel, throttle, forward/reverse control, steering column, canopy option, and ROPS/FOPS. The cab (4700378308) section includes cab screens, left door, interior and exterior rear mirrors, wiper arm, work light, and cab electric. Wiring diagrams? The electric system chapter shows harness routing and connector locations. For the central test panel (hydraulic option) and working lights, the part numbers are called out on the illustration – no searching through text.

Who Needs This Catalog – Real-World Fit

If you’re running a shop that maintains site rollers, you need this in your digital library. The Parts Catalog is not a service manual – it doesn’t have torque specs or repair procedures – but without it you’re ordering blind. A beginner tech can use the exploded views to identify a leaking hydraulic motor end cap (page 167) and order the correct seal kit. A parts manager can call out the exact vibration pump 4700393695 without risking the wrong displacement. This catalog covers both the CA510PD and the base CA510, with serial number split at 0C003788.

Source Authenticity – Why Original OEM Matters

This is a factory-original PDF from Automotive Industry Overview (that’s the kind of manufacturing environment these rollers come from). It’s produced by Dynapac, part of Atlas Copco, with copyright 2015. The OCR text on page 2 states clearly: “Use only authorized parts. Any damage or malfunction caused by the use of unauthorized parts is not covered by Warranty or Product Liability.” That’s the same warning I’d give you. Aftermarket catalogs renumber parts and drop the revision history – this one keeps the original Dynapac part numbers and supersession notes intact.

FAQ – What You Need to Know

Q: Does this catalog include torque values or repair procedures?

A: No. This is a parts catalog – it shows exploded diagrams, part numbers, and kit contents. For repair procedures you need the corresponding service manual.

Q: What serial numbers does this cover?

A: It applies to CA510PD units with serial number 10000128x0C003788 and later, and the CA510 models in the same range. The table of contents shows structure splits at 0C003980 and 0C003981, and exhaust system splits at 0C000365/0C000366.

Q: How many pages and what year?

A: 249 pages, published 2015. It’s the official Dynapac spare parts list for the vibratory roller.

Q: Can I use this to identify aftermarket parts?

A: You can, but I don’t recommend it. The factory part numbers are the reference. Aftermarket suppliers often substitute their own numbers, and the warranty language on page 2 warns against unauthorized parts. If you need a cross-reference, start with the OEM number from this catalog and then verify fitment.

You’ve got the machine down for a drum seal replacement or a hydraulic pump swap. Grab the factory catalog, find the part number, and get it ordered. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your shop tablet – you’ll use it more than you expect.

Related Manuals:

• Dynapac CA510PD 2014 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs & Diagrams
• Dynapac CA510D CA510 2015 Parts Catalog
• Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec

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