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Dynapac CA702D 2010 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Part Numbers

If you’ve ever ordered a part for a Dynapac CA702D roller and got the wrong size, wrong thread pitch, or something that didn’t fit at all, you know the pain. Aftermarket parts catalogs are full of errors. This is the real deal: the 2010 Dynapac CA702D 2010 Parts Catalog, 272 pages of factory part numbers, exploded diagrams, and kit listings. No guesswork.

Service Kits and Repair Kits Listed by Hour

The manual breaks down every service interval. Need the 50-hour service kit? Part number 4700945197. 500-hour? 4700950324. 1000-hour? 4700945199. Those are direct from Dynapac. Repair kits too – steering hitch kit (4700938562), eccentric shaft kit (4700945657), drum rotation kit (4700938891). You get each part number and the exploded view showing where it goes. Shock absorber kit for the drum? 4812157354. F/R control button kit? 4700940663. This section alone saves you from cross-referencing a dozen websites.

Engine and Transmission: Cummins QSB 6.7C Coverage

Engine section covers the Cummins QSB 6.7C – cooling system, radiator, combustion air, fuel, exhaust, and exhaust system. If you need a radiator or a fuel line, the part numbers are there. Transmission section has the rear axle assembly (part number 4700391222), differential with no-spin, housing and brakes, and planet gear. If you’re rebuilding the drivetrain, you need this catalog to get the right gears, seals, and brake hardware. Aftermarket listings often miss the subtle differences between serial number breaks – this catalog accounts for serial numbers from 10000125x0A000001 onward. That kind of precision keeps your rebuild from becoming a parts-swapping nightmare.

What Part Numbers Are Listed for the Drum and Hydraulics?

Drum section includes the drum cartridge on vibration side and drive side, plus the drum gear (4700390920). Hydraulics covers the front propulsion system, rear propulsion and oil cooling system, vibration system, steering system with pilot valve (4700394123), brake system, and hydraulic oil tank. If you’ve got a leak or a bad motor, the part number for the rear propulsion motor is 4700373361. The hydraulic oil cooler is 4700376377. When you’re chasing down a hydraulic failure, having the correct part number avoids ordering a motor with the wrong displacement or mounting flange.

272 Pages of Factory Part Data – No Guessing

This catalog is thick for a reason. Every component from the frame to the decals has its own section. The numerical index at the back lets you look up any part number and find the page. You get 272 pages of OEM data – that’s enough to cover the entire machine. Aftermarket catalogs might list a generic part that sort of fits. This catalog tells you exactly what Dynapac designed for the CA702D. Frame sections include scrapers, spring steel, hitch links (4700393541, 4700396589, 4812112758), and sidecovers. Drum section alone has detailed breakdowns of the cartridge assemblies.

Ordering Spare Parts Correctly

Page 2 spells out exactly what information you need to provide when ordering: type of machine, roller serial number, quantity, part number, parts denomination, and dimensions for items sold per length. Give your dealer those six pieces of info and the part number from this catalog, and you’ll get the correct part. No returns, no downtime waiting for the right bolt.

Page 2 says it all.

Electrical and Options Coverage

Electrical section covers the entire system: relays, fuses, instrument panels (main, upper left/right, lower left/right), emergency stop panel, parking brake panel. Options include driving lights, working lights, rotating beacon, compaction meter, speedometer/frequency meter, tachograph, back-up alarm, GPS, field computer assembly, compaction analyzer, and even radio/cassette player. If you need a relay for the working lights or a new instrument panel, the part number is here. This catalog also covers cab options like air conditioner assembly, evaporator, condenser, fire extinguisher, and anti-spin components with specific propulsion motor part numbers (4700382089, 4700382088).

Why OEM Beats Aftermarket

I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs get part numbers wrong, or list a part that was superseded years ago. This is a genuine Dynapac Parts Catalog, published 2010, printed in Sweden. It’s the same catalog dealers use. When Dynapac themselves publish a document, you can trust the part numbers. For a broader perspective on why factory documentation matters across the industry, check out Automotive Industry Overview. If you need a later version, see the Dynapac CA702 CA702D 2016 Parts Catalog. This specific Dynapac CA702D Parts Catalog is for serial numbers from 10000125x0A000001. For other Dynapac models, consider the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specifications for bolts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. You get part numbers, not torque values.

How do I use this catalog to order parts from a dealer?

Turn to page 2. It tells you exactly what info you need: machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions. Write down the part number from the catalog – for example, 4700945197 for the 50-hour service kit – and give it to your dealer. Because this is an OEM catalog, the part numbers are correct. You avoid ordering a part that doesn’t fit. The numerical index at the back of the manual also helps you cross-reference if you only have a part number. That’s something aftermarket catalogs rarely provide.

Whether you’re a shop owner or a fleet mechanic, having the right part number saves money. Access the Factory Manual now and keep this catalog on your tablet or printed out. Your parts orders will arrive correct the first time.