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Dynapac CA610D 2011 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs

Look, I’ve seen too many mechanics order a part by measuring something with a tape and guessing the OEM number. That’s how you end up with a hydraulic pump that’s four inches too long and a customer staring at a downed roller for three days. This Dynapac CA610D 2011 Parts Catalog takes the guesswork out. It’s the same 177-page binder that Dynapac shipped with the machine when it left the factory. Every part number, every reference, every exploded view — it’s all there.

You’re working on a CA610D vibratory roller with a Cummins 6BTA 5.9 diesel. That engine has its own section in this catalog. The cooling system, fuel system, exhaust — all broken down with individual part numbers. Page 73 of the Parts Catalog shows the radiator assembly, shroud, and fan. If you need a coolant hose that isn’t a generic Gates cut-to-length, you pull that page and order the exact Dynapac item number. Same for the fuel injection lines and the lift pump.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Indexes

Aftermarket catalogs combine a dozen machine models into one book and call it “universal.” That’s a lie. The Dynapac CA610D Parts Catalog is serial-number-specific. It covers rollers from serial number 10000123x0C000001 onward. If your roller falls in that range, the part numbers on these pages will match your machine. I’ve had guys bring me hydraulic cylinders from a parts house that looked right but had the wrong port orientation. Waste of a day. Factory catalog eliminates that.

The section layout is logical: Frame, Drum, Engine, Transmission, Hydraulic system, Electrical equipment, Driver’s platform, Decals, Standard and Optional equipment. Each subsection uses exploded diagrams with callouts. You don’t need to interpret a blurry scan — the images are clear enough to read part numbers off the screen. And the numerical index at the back lets you cross-reference a number you found stamped on a rusty part.

Engine Section Breakdown – Cummins 6BTA 5.9

Under the Engine group, you get the full breakdown: Engine Cummins 6BTA 5.9, Cooling system, Radiator (part number 4700380403), Combustion air system, Fuel system, and Exhaust system. Every hose, clamp, gasket, and sensor has its own row. The cooling system page lists the fan blade, water pump, thermostat housing — all genuine Dynapac factory parts. If you need a replacement fuel filter head, you find the part number and order it without pulling the filter off to measure threads.

Transmission and Drivetrain – Limited Slip vs. No-Spin

This catalog covers both rear axle options: Limited slip (part number 4700385100) and the No-Spin option (4700383856). Each has its own subsection. The differential housing, brake components, and planet gears are shown with separate callouts. If you’re doing a differential rebuild, you get the bearing and shim part numbers right there. No need to call Dynapac tech support and wait on hold.

Hydraulic System – Propulsion, Vibration, Steering

The hydraulic section is split into front and rear propulsion systems, vibration system, steering, brake, and oil tank. The vibration pump (4700393695) comes with a rotating group and a valve block (4700936609). That valve block alone has saved me a wrecked pump — I show the exploded view to the parts counter clerk and they pull the correct cartridge kit instead of a whole pump. Steering cylinder (4700392027) and steering valve (4700376000) are listed separately. If you’ve ever tried to order a seal kit for a Dynapac steering cylinder from a generic seal supplier, you know the frustration. This catalog gives you the factory number so you match the bore and rod exactly.

Does This Catalog Cover Electrical and Cab Parts?

Yes. There are full sections for electrical equipment — main harness, control panel, working lights, rotating beacon. The driver’s platform section includes cab mounting, screens, doors, mirrors, wiper arms, and cab work lights. Even the heater box (4700379394) for the heated cab option is detailed. If you’re restoring a CA610D from a salvage auction, this catalog is the only way to source every missing bolt and bracket.

How many pages does the Dynapac CA610D 2011 Parts Catalog have?

177 pages.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a CA610D with a different serial number?

The catalog is valid for roller serial numbers from 10000123x0C000001 onward. If your roller has a lower serial number, the frame or drivetrain parts could differ. Check your serial plate first.

Does the catalog include torque specs or assembly instructions?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It provides part numbers, quantities, and exploded views. For torque specs and repair procedures, you need the corresponding Dynapac service manual. That said, many technicians use this catalog alongside the service manual to cross-reference fasteners and seals.

Is this a PDF format or a physical book?

It’s a digital PDF format. You get immediate access after purchase. Print the pages you need for the specific repair and keep the rest on your tablet or laptop in the shop. Because it’s a factory scan, all pages are legible — no faded thirds like you get from old microfiche copies.

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