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Dynapac CA602PD Parts Catalog – 356 Pages of OEM Spare Parts Data

You’ve got a CA602PD on the job site with a blown hydraulic motor or a cracked drum cartridge. You need the exact part – not a “close enough” substitute that leaves you chasing another failure next week. The Dynapac CA602PD Parts Catalog is what you pull when you want the factory part number, not some aftermarket guess. 356 pages of exploded diagrams, hydraulic system breakdowns, and every nut, bolt, and seal listed with Dynapac’s own numbers. No third-party reprints. This is the same binder the dealer uses.

Parts Catalog Coverage: From Engine to Hydraulics

This catalog covers the entire machine – frame, drum, engine, transmission, hydraulics, electrical, driver’s platform, decals. You get every section from the original TOC: Frame → Drum → Engine Cummins QSB 6.7C → Cooling system → Fuel system → Transmission with both Limited slip and No-Spin rear axle options → Hydraulic system (propulsion, vibration, steering, brake, oil tank) → Electrical equipment (relays, fuses, instrument panels, options like GPS, compaction meter) → Driver’s platform with cab variants → Decals. Each part is listed with its specific group and page reference. That means you don’t flip through 200 pages to find the vibration pump rotating group – it’s under Hydraulic system → Vibration system → 4700383959 Vibration pump → Rotating group, cpl.

Why OEM Parts Catalog Over Aftermarket Lists?

Look, I’ve seen jobs shut down because a technician ordered a “compatible” steering cylinder from a third-party parts book. The threads were off by half a millimeter. That cylinder cost two days of lost rental revenue. This catalog is the factory original – Dynapac part numbers, revision levels, serial number cut-offs. The front page tells you: Published catalogue issues valid for these rollers: SCA602PD-4EN1 (2010-03), SCA602PD-4EN2 (2011-10). Aftermarket databases merge revisions together; this one keeps them separate. You order a part for your specific roller serial number (10000122x 0A000001 – From 0A005463) and you get the right piece the first time.

7 Major Systems Organized for Fast Part ID

Seven system groupings in the table of contents: Service Kits, Repair Kits, Frame, Drum, Engine, Transmission, Hydraulic System, Electrical Equipment, Driver’s Platform, Decals. Each system has sub-groups with individual exploded views. The hydraulic section alone has nine sub-sections: Propulsion front/rear, Vibration pump and motor, Steering system, Brake system, Hydraulic oil tank, test panels, emergency steering. The electrical section lists every relay, fuse, panel board, and optional equipment like rotating beacon, compaction analyzer, GPS. You don’t have to guess which instrument panel is which – the catalog distinguishes between main, upper left, upper right, lower left, lower right.

Ordering Spare Parts: The 6-Step Method

Page 2 of the catalog prints the ordering instructions in English, Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, and French. Here’s the direct quote: To avoid errors in delivery, please give the following information when ordering spare parts: 1. Type of machine. 2. Roller serial number. 3. Quantity required. 4. Part number. 5. Parts denomination. 6. Dimensions when ordering per length. That six-point list is printed on every page of the ordering section because Dynapac knows – and I know – that missing one field gets you a wrong shipment. Use the catalog to extract that data. The part numbers are right there in the exploded views.

Hydraulic System: What’s Inside the 356 Pages?

The hydraulic breakdown covers propulsion motor (4700382088 front, 4700373361 rear), propulsion pump (4700380830), vibration pump (4700383959) with its valve block and rotating group, steering pilot valve and cylinder, brake system, and oil cooler. Each component has a dedicated sub-assembly page with individual parts listed by their Dynapac code. The Propulsion and Oil cooling system, Rear entry shows the pump, motor, and cooler as separate items – you can order the oil cooler alone without buying the whole rear hydraulic group. That’s factory-level granularity.

FAQ

Does this catalog include exploded diagrams?

Yes, every major assembly has an exploded view with callouts.

How do I order parts using this catalog?

Find the section for your machine system – say, Drum cartridge Vibration side. The exploded diagram labels each part with a number. Cross-reference that number in the parts list below the diagram to get the Dynapac part number, description, and quantity. Write down the six ordering fields from page 2: machine type (CA602PD), serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions if it’s a hose or cable. Then call your dealer or go straight to the factory order desk. The catalog also lists service kits (50h, 500h, 1000h) and repair kits for steering hitch, eccentric shaft, drum rotation, shock absorbers, and control buttons – those are pre-packaged sets that save you from ordering each O‑ring separately.

If you’re tired of cross-referencing aftermarket lookups that don’t match your serial number cut-in, get the original. Dynapac CA602PD 2011 Parts Catalog and Dynapac CA602PD Parts Catalog are the same factory document – don’t confuse it with a generic reprint. For the complete machine breakdown, see the DYNAPAC CA602PD Vibratory Roller Spare Parts Catalogue. Read more about Dynapac history or check out the Automotive Industry Overview for context on construction equipment standards. Access the Factory Manual and keep your CA602PD running with genuine parts.