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Dynapac CA610PD, CA610 2014 Parts Catalog

Getting the wrong part number on a vibratory roller means downtime, reordering, and explaining to the boss why the machine is still parked. I’ve seen guys order a steering cylinder kit without checking the serial number range – that’s a $200 mistake. The Dynapac CA610PD, CA610 2014 Parts Catalog is the only document that gives you the exact OEM part numbers and exploded-view drawings for these rollers. This is not some aftermarket PDF slapped together from blurry photos. This is the factory-issued spare parts catalogue (4812273264) that Atlas Copco released in 2014. 239 pages, indexed numerically and alphabetically, covering the CA610PD T2 with the Cummins 6BTA5.9-C170 diesel.

Service Kits and Repair Kits – Pre-Assembled Bundles

First thing you need: the service interval kits. The manual lists every part number for the 50h, 250/750h, 500h, and 1000h service kits – each with its own part number (4812273269, 4812271760, 4812273270, 4812273271). On the repair side, you get the steering hitch kit, eccentric shaft kit, drum rotation kit, and shock absorber kits. Each kit is broken down so you see exactly what’s inside. No guessing whether the rebuild kit includes the seals or the bearings – it’s all there on the page.

Engine System: Cummins 6BTAA5.9-C170 Breakdown

Under the hood (or under the canopy) you’ve got the Cummins 6BTAA5.9-C170. The catalog dedicates a full section to the engine assembly (4812269792), cooling system, combustion air system, fuel system, and exhaust system. If you need the part number for a fuel injector line or a radiator hose, you find it in the exploded view. The manual also cross-references the engine serial number range – valid from serial number 10000128x0C004239. Ordering a replacement water pump? You’ll verify the part number against the illustration before you call the supplier. That saves you one return trip. For related information, check the Dynapac CA610PD 2010 Parts Catalog if your machine is older and the Dynapac CA610PD Parts Catalog for other model years.

Hydraulic System: Propulsion, Vibration, Steering

Hydraulic systems are where most DIY guys get burned. The catalog separates the front propulsion system (hydraulic motor, end cap), rear propulsion (propulsion pump 4700380830, propulsion motor 4700373361), vibration system (vibration pump 4700393695, valve block 4700936609, and the vibration hydraulic motor 4700380146), steering cylinder 4700392027, and brake system. Each component is shown as an assembly with individual part numbers. Need the seal kit for the vibration pump? Look up the rotating group coupling – part number is right there. The manual also includes a central test panel section for the hydraulic option, so you can connect pressure gauges without guessing which port. The OEM Dynapac factory documentation is the only source you should trust for hydraulic part numbers – aftermarket catalogs often combine sub-assemblies incorrectly.

Drum and Frame Components – Exploded Views

The drum section covers the drum itself, vibration side cartridge, drive side cartridge, and drum gear. You get scrapers, hitch components, and the main frame structure. If you need to replace a drum cartridge bearing, you need the exact part number for the vibration side assembly – this catalog gives you the exploded diagram. Standard equipment also includes part numbers for the complete manual kits (4812273254 for English CA610D, 4812273262 for English CA610PD). The optional equipment section lists fire extinguisher assembly, prooftyre option with liquid-filled wheels, heater box, and air conditioner mount parts. You’ll also find the rotating beacon, cab electric parts, and canopy/ROPS components. For the later model with updates, see the Dynapac CA610 2014 Parts Catalog which may have minor revisions.

Source Validity: OEM Factory Print vs. Third-Party Scans

Aftermarket parts books often re-number or skip revisions. This one is an original factory PDF from 2014 – notice the page 1 ordering instructions in six languages and the serial number validation. The notes on page 3 explain the parts class codes (A/B/C/D) and how indented dots indicate components included when buying the assembled unit. That level of engineering logic is absent from most generic parts lists. If you’re working on one of these rollers, you need to order parts based on the part number, denomination, and dimensions as stated in the instructions. The numerical index and alphabetical parts index at the back let you find any part in seconds. For an overview of how this kind of documentation fits into the broader equipment repair field, refer to Automotive Industry Overview.

Does this parts catalog include torque specs or service procedures?

No. This is a spare parts catalogue – it contains part numbers, exploded views, and kit listings. For repair procedures and torque values you need the service manual. Use this catalog to order the right components, then reference the workshop manual for installation.

How do I verify my machine serial number matches this catalog?

Look on the frame plate for the serial number. This catalog covers CA610PD T2 rollers with serial numbers from 10000128x0C004239 and up to ECN 11301. If you have an older or newer machine, you may need the 2010 or later edition. The serial number is printed on the first page of the PDF – cross-check before ordering any parts. If you’re unsure, call your Dynapac dealer with the serial number and they can confirm which parts catalog applies. Many aftermarket listings ignore serial number breaks, so this factory document is your only reliable reference.

Whether you’re rebuilding a vibration system or stocking service kits for a fleet, you need the actual factory part numbers. This 239-page document gives you exactly that – no filler, no guesses. Access the Factory Manual and start ordering the right parts today.