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Dynapac CA512PD 2011 Parts Catalog – 344 Pages of OEM Specs

If you are maintaining a Dynapac CA512PD 2011 Parts Catalog vibratory roller and you bolt on the wrong part because you guessed from a blurry aftermarket diagram, you waste a morning and a customer’s patience. That’s why this 2011 Parts Catalog exists. 344 pages of OEM exploded views, part numbers, and serial number breakpoints. It covers rollers from serial number 10000120x0A000001 onward. No reprints, no aftermarket speculation — just the factory listing for every bolt, seal, and hydraulic line.

Service Kits and Repair Kits: Pre-Planned Maintenance

This catalog opens with the service and repair kits Dynapac engineered for this specific machine. You get part numbers for the 50-hour kit (4700945197), the 500-hour kit (4700950324), and the 1000-hour kit (4700945199). The repair kits section lists the steering hitch kit (4700938562), eccentric shaft kit (4700945657), drum rotation kit (4700938891), and shock absorber kit for the drum (4700938882). If you are ordering a kit, cross-reference your serial number against the “From 0A005573” note printed on the catalog cover. That note tells you which revision of parts your roller accepts.

Skip the guesswork.

Hydraulic System Breakdown: Pumps, Motors, and Valves

The hydraulic system section is split by function: propulsion, vibration, steering, brakes. For the front propulsion motor you get the assembly view with the part number 4700382088. The rear system includes the propulsion pump 4700380830 and the rear motor 4700373361. Vibration system components are listed under the pump 4700383959 with the rotating group and valve block (4700936609). Steering components include the pilot valve 4700372424 and the steering cylinder 4700392027. Each page shows the exploded diagram with reference numbers matching the parts list. If you order a seal kit from an aftermarket supplier and it doesn’t fit, that is because they skipped the factory indexing. This catalog is the indexing.

Does This Parts Catalog Cover the Electrical Equipment?

It does, but not in wiring-diagram depth. The electrical equipment chapter itemizes the instrument panels (main, upper left, upper right, lower left, lower right), the emergency stop panel, relay and fuse layouts, and all option modules like the compaction meter, GPS (two options listed), tachograph, and back-up alarm. Each component has a separate page with exploded part numbers. If you need the exact switch for the emergency and parking brake panel, you look it up here. The catalog also lists the cab heater assembly (4700385434) and the complete cab cable harness. That saved me two hours on a rebuild last month because I found the right harness part number without pulling the dash.

4 Major Sections That Save You Ordering Mistakes

The structure is laid out in order of assembly: Frame, Drum, Engine (Cummins QSB 6.7C), Transmission, Hydraulic system, Electrical equipment, Drivers platform, Decals, and Standard/Optional equipment. The engine section breaks down the cooling system radiator, combustion air, fuel, and exhaust. The transmission chapter covers both the limited-slip rear axle (4700385100) and the optional No-Spin axle (4700383856) — each with its own differential housing, brakes, and planet gear pages. Having both axles in one catalog means you don’t order the wrong differential kit. This is the Dynapac CA512PD Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts your shop needs to keep downtime short.

Source Validity: OEM Dynapac Print Versus Aftermarket Copies

The file you are looking at is the original 2011-10 print (issue SCA512PD-4EN2) published by Dynapac, now part of the Atlas Copco Group. Aftermarket parts catalogs often recompile data from older issues or generic images. This one contains the exact exploded views, part numbers, and serial number validity ranges that Dynapac used for production. The text on the introductory pages is in six languages — English, Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, French — and includes the ordering instructions. That alone tells you it was printed for global dealer use. When I build a parts order from an OEM catalog like this, I get the right revision of seals and filters. Access the Dynapac CA512PD Parts Catalog – 344 Pages of OEM Specs and compare it to any third-party version. You will see the difference in the clarity of the exploded views.

As in any Automotive Industry Overview, proper parts identification is critical to avoiding downtime. Dynapac Dynapac does not issue updated bulletins for parts that don’t fit. This catalog is the single source of truth for your CA512PD roller.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What serial numbers does this parts catalog cover?

It covers Dynapac CA512PD vibratory rollers from serial number 10000120x0A000001 onward, specifically from production lot 0A005573. The catalog issue SCA512PD-4EN2 supersedes the 2010-04 issue (SCA512PD-4EN1). If your roller’s serial number falls outside this range, you need the earlier issue.

Does the catalog include torque values for hydraulic fittings?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views only. Torque specifications are found in the service manual.

You can keep your CA512PD running with the correct replacement parts and avoid the frustration of receiving the wrong item. Access the Factory Manual now and put the OEM exploded views on your tablet or print binder. Your wallet and your schedule will thank you.