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Dynapac CA602D Parts Catalog

If you are ordering parts for a Dynapac CA602D Parts Catalog, you already know the pain of ordering a bearing that doesn’t fit or taking a part number off the internet and getting the wrong revision. I have spent too many hours on the phone with parts dealers because some aftermarket catalog had a typo. This is the real thing – the factory spare parts catalogue from Dynapac, printed in Sweden, covering serial numbers *71420604* through *71420999*. No reprints, no third-party scans. 314 pages of exploded diagrams and OEM part numbers that match what came on the machine.

Before you get into any job on a CA602D, you need the right part number. Page 4 tells you exactly what information to have ready: machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions. I have seen guys skip the serial number check and order a seal that belongs on a different build year. That wastes a day. This catalog removes that guesswork because each illustration is tied to a specific serial number range. The edition is SCA602D-2EN3 from 2006-01. You are looking at the last factory revision for these rollers.

Ordering Spare Parts – The Factory Procedure

Page 4 lays out the six things you need when you call your dealer. I keep a copy of this page taped to my toolbox. If you order a part without the serial number, do not expect the right piece to show up. The manual includes a notes section (page 5) for you to mark changes and updates. That page is blank in a new catalog, but if you are working on a fleet, you fill it in. The catalog also groups parts by system – hydraulic, engine, frame, drum. Each group has its own page range, and the table of contents at the beginning shows you exactly where to look.

Engine Coverage: Cummins QSB 5.9C

This CA602D uses the Cummins QSB 5.9C diesel. The parts catalog covers every nut, bolt, gasket, and fuel system component specific to that engine. Page 3 lists the engine data and the catalog issue history. If you are rebuilding the injection pump or swapping a cylinder head, you will find the OEM part numbers inside. Do not trust a generic Cummins parts list – Dynapac used specific brackets and hoses that do not show up on a standard engine catalog. Use this manual to get the exact Dynapac part number.

Exploded Views – What You Get

Every major assembly in the roller is drawn as an exploded view with callouts. The part numbers appear next to each component. You will see the hydraulic pump assembly, the vibratory drum mounting, the steering system, the operator station. If you have ever tried to identify a small bracket by eyeballing a photo, you know the value of a clear drawing. These are factory line drawings, not blurry aftermarket copies. Each illustration has a reference number that matches a parts list table. That table gives you the part number, description, and quantity.

Serial Number Validation – Which Manual Is Yours?

Not every CA602D uses the same parts. This catalog covers serial numbers starting with *71420604* through *71420999*. If your roller falls outside that range, you need a different edition. Page 3 shows the valid serial number ranges for each catalog issue. I have seen shops buy a used manual online and order parts for the wrong batch. Check your machine’s serial plate before you buy. The Dynapac CA602D Parts Catalog page on our site lists the serial range in the description.

Parts Catalog vs Service Manual – Know the Difference

This is a parts catalog. It gives you part numbers and exploded views. It does not contain torque specs or repair procedures. If you need to know how to disassemble the vibratory shaft, you need the service manual. But if you need to order the correct seal, gasket, or bearing, this is the document. I keep both on the shelf. The parts catalog saves me time on the phone, and the service manual saves me time on the bench. The Dynapac CA602D Spare Parts Catalogue is the version you want for parts ordering.

I have used aftermarket parts catalogs that list parts from a different supplier. They never match. This catalog comes direct from Dynapac in Sweden. The Dynapac factory does not license their part numbers to third parties. If you see a parts list online that does not show the Dynapac logo, run. This is the OEM catalog, and it is the only source I trust for part numbers on a CA602D.

Before you place an order, take the serial number off your roller and compare it to the range on page 3. Write your dealer’s contact info on the inside cover. The Dynapac CA602D 2006 Parts Catalog – 314 Pages OEM Factory Spec includes a blank page for notes – use it. The Automotive Industry Overview might give you generic info, but for your specific roller, this catalog is the only thing that matters.

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

No. This catalog only lists part numbers and exploded views. Torque specs are in the service manual.

How do I identify my serial number range to ensure I have the correct catalog?

The catalog covers serial numbers *71420604* through *71420999* for edition SCA602D-2EN3 from 2006-01. Page 3 shows the valid range. If your roller serial falls outside that, you need a different catalog issue. Always verify before ordering – I have seen shops order the wrong edition and get parts for a different year. The serial plate is on the frame near the engine. Write it down before you buy.

Stop burning time on wrong part numbers. Get the factory source. Access the Factory Manual and keep it at your parts counter.