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Dynapac CA610PD 2010 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for Your Vibratory Roller

Ordering a part for a Dynapac CA610PD and getting the wrong one? Aftermarket listings are full of numbers that don’t match. Grab the factory Parts Catalog instead. This 2010 edition is what the dealer uses — 211 pages of exploded diagrams and correct part numbers, direct from the manufacturer. No guesses, no cross-referencing garbage listings. You get the exact part the roller left the factory with.

Read This Before You Order a Single Part

Page 3 of the catalog spells it out: you need six pieces of information to order correctly. Machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, part name, and dimensions for items sold by length. Miss one of those and the shipment arrives wrong. The serial number range covered by this catalog is from 10000123x0A000001 onward. Check your roller’s plate before you buy.

Dynapac CA610PD 2010 Parts Catalog – A Closer Look

This isn’t a generic scan from some third-party site. The catalog is printed by Automotive Industry Overview? No, it’s published by Dynapac themselves. Every page is organized by group numbers. The same groups that appear on the parts tags attached to the actual machine. The catalog lists the correct denomination for each part — no translations from one language to another that mix up threads. If you’ve ever tried to match a bolt by doing a Google image search, this catalog eliminates that pain.

The engine covered is the Cummins 6BTA 5.9C. That diesel is used across multiple models, but the part numbers in this catalog are specific to the CA610PD configuration. Bolts, belts, filters, hoses — all shown with the right dimensions. The catalog even includes the ordering instructions in English, Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, and French. That tells you the intended audience is global, but the specs are consistent.

Group Numbering: How the Catalog Saves You Time

Group structure is printed on page 4. Each group has a number and page reference. For example, if you need parts from the vibratory system, you turn to the group that covers that section. Parts that are indented under a dot belong to the assembled unit above. That’s how you avoid ordering a whole pump when you only need a seal. The catalog also includes remarks at the bottom of each parts list — notes about changes or supersessions that the dealer would know. You get that same intel.

Why Factory Parts Catalogs Beat Generic Listings

I’ve seen techs order a bearing from a generic parts site that looked right on screen but had a different inner diameter. Cost them a day of downtime. This catalog uses the exact part numbers that roll off the Dynapac assembly line. No aftermarket cross-reference that’s “close enough.” Close enough gets you a leak or a seized roller. The OEM document is the only source that guarantees fitment for your CA610PD. Period.

Compare it to the Dynapac CA610PD, CA610 2014 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs if you have a later serial number. For older machines, check the Dynapac CA610PD 2009 Parts Catalog | OEM Spare Parts. Each catalog covers a specific serial range. Mixing them up causes the wrong part number.

One more thing: the catalog page for ordering spare parts (page 3) states “We reserve the right to change specifications without notice.” That’s not a loophole — it’s a fact. You want the revision that matches your build date. This 2010 edition covers rollers built from that year forward. If your machine is older, the 2009 edition might be the right one. Always verify the issue date against your serial number.

Getting the Correct Part Number the First Time

Use the exploded view on each page. Find the part you need, read the callout number, then locate the part number in the list. Write it down exactly as printed. One digit off and you get a filter that doesn’t thread. The catalog even gives you the dimension when ordering by length — for hoses or seals. That’s the level of detail you don’t get from a screen scrape.

Related: Dynapac CA610PD Parts Catalog is the exact same document available here.

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views, not repair steps or torque values.

I have a CA610PD with serial number 10000123x0A000001. Will this catalog cover my machine?

Yes. The catalog is valid from serial number 10000123x0A000001 onward. Always verify your serial number against the issue date in the catalog. The catalog issue SCA610PD-2EN1 dated 2010-06 covers rollers from that serial number. If your roller predates that serial number, check the Dynapac CA610PD 2009 Parts Catalog | OEM Spare Parts for earlier models.

Don’t waste time guessing part numbers. Access the Factory Manual and get the right parts the first time.