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Dynapac CA602D 2011 Parts Catalog

I’ve seen guys tear into a hydraulic system on a CA602D with a parts catalog from some third-party printer. Then they wonder why the seal doesn’t fit. This is the real thing: the Dynapac CA602D 2011 Parts Catalog, printed from the factory. 372 pages of exploded views and part numbers. No guesses, no cross-referencing. You want the exact part for your roller’s serial number? This is where you find it.

Service Kits and Repair Kits: What You Need

Routine maintenance on a vibratory roller comes down to intervals. This catalog lists three service kits – 50-hour (4700945197), 500-hour (4700950324), and 1000-hour (4700945199) – each with complete part numbers. Repair kits cover the steering hitch, eccentric shaft, drum rotation, shock absorber, and F/R control button. Look at the parts list: items indented to the right are included when you buy the assembled unit. Aftermarket catalogs skip that detail, leaving you to order separate seals and gaskets you didn’t know you needed.

Engine Section: Cummins QSB 6.7C Breakdown

The engine section covers the Cummins QSB 6.7C diesel completely. You get exploded views of the cooling system (radiator part numbers), combustion air system, fuel system, and exhaust system. Need an injector or a gasket for the fuel system? The catalog shows the exact part number based on your roller’s serial number range (10000122x0A000001 and up). No cross-referencing to other manuals. Just open to the Engine group and find it.

Hydraulic System: Vibration, Steering, and Brake

Hydraulics are where a wrong part costs you a whole day. This catalog breaks down the propulsion system front drive motor (4700382088), rear propulsion pump and motor, vibration pump with its rotating group and valve block (4700936609), steering pilot valve and cylinder, and the brake system. There’s a separate subsection for the DCO (Directional Control Option) vibration system with its own direction control valve and hydraulic motor. Each component has a Dynapac part number, and the exploded view shows how it all bolts together. If you’re rebuilding a vibration pump, you’ll see the rotating group and valve block listed separately. That’s the kind of detail that prevents ordering the wrong cartridge.

Does This Catalog Cover the Electrical System?

Absolutely. The electrical equipment section covers the entire wiring: relay and fuse panel, instrument box with main and upper panels, emergency stop panel, working lights, driving lights, GPS options, compaction meter, tachograph, and more. Optional equipment like the GeoDynamic compaction indicator, engine pre-heater, and cab heater (4700385434) are all listed with part numbers. The Dynapac CA602D Parts Catalog includes everything from the rotating beacon to the back-up alarm. If you need a wire harness for the cab, it’s in there.

3 Reasons to Choose the Official Dynapac Catalog

First, it’s factory-issued – this is the same document Dynapac uses to stock their own parts bins. Second, it’s organized by serial number, so you order the right part for your roller’s production date. Third, the exploded views prevent misidentification – you see exactly which bolt, seal, or hose goes where. Aftermarket catalogs often reprint from scans, losing critical detail. Don’t trust your downtime to a PDF that came from a scanner. For background on Dynapac as a manufacturer, their engineering standards are what make this catalog reliable. In the Automotive Industry Overview, you’ll see how OEM documentation reduces warranty claims – the same principle applies here.

Frame and Drum: Getting the Structural Parts Right

The frame section covers frames, scrapers (spring steel and urethane rubber options), hitch, and structure. The drum section includes the drum itself, DCO option gear assembly, vibration-side cartridge, drive-side cartridge, and drum gear. Each part has an illustration and part number. For scrapers that wear quickly, having the correct part number saves you from buying the wrong profile. If you have an older CA602D, check the Dynapac CA602D 2006 Parts Catalog – 314 Pages OEM Factory Spec which covers earlier serial numbers. For other Dynapac models, the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec covers the PL2000LS.

FAQ

Can I use this catalog for a different Dynapac model?

No. It’s for CA602D only.

Are there torque specifications in this catalog?

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views. Torque specs are found in the separate service manual. However, having the correct part ensures you’re using the right bolt grade.

How do I order parts using this catalog?

Page 2 of the catalog lists the six required pieces of information: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions for length items. Always quote the serial number because variations exist – for example, rear axle options include limited slip and No-Spin, and the catalog differentiates between them. The seven-digit part numbers like 4700945197 (50h service kit) are unique to Dynapac and guarantee fitment. The catalog is structured with a table of contents that takes you directly to the group you need – Frame, Drum, Engine, Transmission, Hydraulic system, Electrical equipment, or Drivers platform – and within each group, subgroups like ‘Engine Cummins QSB 6.7C’ are broken down into cooling, combustion air, fuel, and exhaust systems. Cross-referencing is built into the page layout.

Does this catalog include optional equipment?

Yes. Options such as DCO vibration system, No-Spin rear axle, driving lights, working lights, GPS, compaction meter, cab heater, and more are listed in their respective sections with part numbers.

There’s no substitute for a factory parts catalog when you’re rebuilding a compaction roller. Every part number in this book came from Dynapac’s engineering department. Stop ordering blind. Access the Factory Manual and keep your CA602D running on OEM spec parts.