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Dynapac CA610D 2009 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Spare Parts Reference

Ordering the wrong part for a CA610D roller costs you billable hours and leaves a machine down in the yard. I have seen it more times than I care to count – a guy phones in a part number from a third‑party site, gets a seal that is two millimeters too small, and then spends half a day chasing a hydraulic leak that was not there before. This Dynapac CA610D 2009 Parts Catalog is the only document that tells you exactly which part fits which serial number range. It was printed in Sweden by Dynapac, part of the Atlas Copco Group, and it carries the catalogue issue SCA610D‑1EN3 – the same book the dealer parts desk uses.

224 Pages of Factory-Indexed Exploded Views

Every page in this 224‑page catalog was laid out by Dynapac engineers. You get exploded‑view drawings for every group on the machine – engine, hydraulic system, drive train, roller frame, cab, electrical. The drawings are tied to a part number list, and each list tells you the quantity, the part name, and any applicable remarks (like “use with serial number 79420610‑”). No guesswork. Flip to section 3 for the engine assembly, and you will see the Cummins 6BTA 5.9C broken down into individual components with OEM part numbers. That is the kind of detail you need when a fuel line bracket cracks at 6:45 PM on a Friday.

Consider the ordering checklist printed inside the front cover (page 4 of the PDF). It demands six pieces of information: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimensions for items sold by length. If you skip any of those, you are leaving the door open for a wrong delivery. The manual exists to prevent that exact headache.

What Serial Number Range Does This Cover?

Catalog issue SCA610D‑1EN3 (2009‑04) applies to rollers with serial numbers starting from *79420610*‑. Older machines require the previous issue (SCA610D‑1EN2 from 2008). If you own a CA610D built after April 2009, this catalog matches. The serial number is stamped on the frame, and the manual tells you exactly how to use it when ordering. Do not assume – verify your machine’s serial number first, then reference this book.

Engine Group: Cummins 6BTA 5.9 C Parts Breakdown

The diesel engine section lists every gasket, seal, belt, and injector component specific to the 6BTA 5.9 C. These engines are known for high torque at low RPM, but they also eat oil coolers if the wrong bypass valve is installed. The parts catalog shows the cooler assembly with the correct valve part number right next to the illustration. One look, one order, no return trip.

Order Spare Parts Correctly: Use the Manual’s Checklist

Stop telling the parts house “I need a filter for a CA610D” – give them the six items listed on page 4. That section is printed in English, Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, and French because Dynapac ships these machines worldwide. The procedure is the same: 1. Machine type. 2. Serial number. 3. Quantity. 4. Part number. 5. Denomination. 6. Length, if applicable. Write it down exactly as the manual shows, and your parts will arrive matched to the drawing.

Source Validity: Why OEM Dynapac Documentation Beats Aftermarket Repacks

Aftermarket parts catalogs often reuse scanned images from unknown revisions – the part number is blurred, the quantity is wrong, or the drawing shows an earlier design that does not fit your roller’s hydraulic pump. This catalog is a direct PDF of the factory original, printed in 2009 by the Dynapac factory in Sweden. Every page number, every reference line, and every callout matches the physical book a dealer keeps behind the counter. If you are serious about keeping your CA610D running without unnecessary downtime, you use the same source the factory trained technicians use. Automotive Industry Overview standards for repair documentation apply here – OEM data is the baseline for safety and reliability.

Related manuals: Dynapac CA610D Parts Catalog (same model, alternate serial coverage) | Dynapac CA610D 2010 Parts Catalog (updated for later rollers) | Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this manual include torque specifications?

No, this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and quantities, not torque values.

What engine is covered?

The Cummins 6BTA 5.9 C diesel engine, as noted on page 3 of the catalog. All engine components in the drawings correspond to that specific engine model.

How do I order the correct part for my specific serial number?

Use the ordering checklist on page 4. First, locate your roller’s serial number – it is stamped on the frame, usually near the right‑hand side of the engine bay. Compare that number against the valid serial number range printed in the catalog (starting from *79420610*‑ for issue SCA610D‑1EN3). Then find the exploded view for the assembly you need, note the part number from the list, and call your dealer with all six required pieces of information: machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, part name, and dimensions if the part is sold by length. Doing this guarantees you get the right revision of the component, which can prevent mismatched bolt patterns or incompatible seal surfaces that lead to oil leaks and further downtime. The catalog includes remarks for items that change at specific serial breaks, so you will see notes like “Valid from serial number …” right in the parts list. Read those notes carefully.

Can I use this for models other than CA610D?

No. This catalog is specific to the Dynapac CA610D vibratory roller. Other models in the same series (CA602D, CA600D) use different hydraulic pumps and roller drum assemblies. Ordering parts from the wrong catalog will result in incorrect components.

Stop guessing whether the part you are holding matches the machine on your lift. A printed‑in‑Sweden OEM catalog with 224 pages gets you the exact part number every time. Access the Factory Manual now and start ordering with the same data the dealer uses.