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Dynapac CA702PD 2011 Parts Catalog – 272 Pages of Factory Exploded Views

I’ve seen too many weekend warriors and even some shop guys order the wrong part for a Dynapac roller because they relied on an aftermarket parts list or a grainy screenshot off some forum. That mistake costs you a day of downtime and a freight charge you can’t bill back. This is the real deal: a factory Dynapac parts catalog, printed 2011, covering the CA702PD vibratory roller from serial number 0A000001 onward. 272 pages of exploded diagrams, exact part numbers, and service kit breakdowns. No third-party re-draws. No vague “equivalent” parts.

If you’re tearing down a CA702PD for a drum rebuild or chasing a hydraulic leak, you need to know exactly which eccentric shaft kit or shock absorber kit to order. This catalog gives you the part numbers directly from Dynapac’s own system. Dynapac CA702PD 2011 Parts Catalog lists every component from the frame and scrapers to the Cummins QSB 6.7C engine, transmission, and all electrical options. I’ve used these catalogs for years – they save you the headache of cross-referencing numbers that don’t match.

272 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdown

Every section in this catalog is laid out the way Dynapac engineers organized it. You get separate chapters for frame, drum, engine, transmission, hydraulics, electrical, driver’s platform, decals, and standard/optional equipment. Each chapter contains exploded views with numbered callouts keyed to a parts list. The numerical index at the back lets you cross-reference part numbers quickly. I’ve worked with enough factory catalogs to tell you that Dynapac’s layout is clean – you can find a drum gear (part 4700390920) in seconds if you follow their group numbering.

Service Kits and Repair Kits: What You Need

The front of the catalog covers service kits for 50-hour, 500-hour, and 1000-hour intervals – part numbers 4700945197, 4700950324, and 4700945199 respectively. If your CA702PD needs a steering hitch repair, the steering hitch kit is 4700938562. Eccentric shaft kit? 4700945657. Drum rotation kit? 4700938891. These are the exact bundles you order from your Dynapac dealer. Don’t guess – use the catalog.

Engine and Transmission Coverage – Cummins QSB 6.7C

This roller runs a Cummins QSB 6.7C diesel. The parts catalog dedicates a full chapter to the engine, cooling system (radiator, combustion air, fuel, exhaust). Transmission section covers the rear axle assembly (part 4700391222) with differential housing, brakes, and planet gears. Even if you’re only replacing a fuel filter, you want the correct part number from the OEM source – not an aftermarket cross-reference that might use a different thread pitch.

Hydraulic and Electrical Systems – Exploded Views

Hydraulic system chapter breaks down propulsion (front and rear), vibration, steering (includes pilot valve 4700394123), brakes, and the oil tank. Electrical section covers relays, fuses, instrument panels (main, upper left/right, lower left/right), emergency stop, and all optional lights, beacons, compaction meters, GPS units. If the instrument cluster on a CA702PD goes dark, you can trace which board to replace using the wiring diagrams in this catalog.

Does This Manual Cover Optional Equipment?

Yes, the catalog lists options as separate sub-sections: driving lights, working lights, rotating beacon, compaction analyzer, GeoDynamic indicator, GPS, engine pre-heater, air conditioner, fire extinguisher, anti-spin, and more. Each option has its own exploded view and part numbers. For example, the anti-spin propulsion motor is 4700382089 (or 4700382088). That level of detail is why a factory catalog beats any generic parts book.

Why OEM Parts Catalogs Beat Aftermarket

Aftermarket parts catalogs often collapse multiple model years into one diagram, omit option groups, or use a different numbering scheme. This booklet is printed by Dynapac (part of the Atlas Copco group) in 2011 – the exact document their dealers use. The order instructions on page 2 tell you to provide machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, denomination, and dimensions. Follow that process, and you’ll get the right part every time. I’ve seen too many jobs delayed by a wrong seal because someone ordered from a third-party site. Don’t be that guy.

Related Manuals

• Dynapac CA702PD Parts Catalog
• Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec
• Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer

For more about Dynapac and their construction equipment lineup, check the Automotive Industry Overview for context on how OEM documentation standards work.

What is the difference between this catalog and a service manual?

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It contains exploded diagrams and part numbers but no step-by-step repair instructions or torque specs. If you need repair procedures, buy the corresponding service manual separately.

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. Torque values are published in the Dynapac service manual for the CA702PD. This catalog focuses purely on part identification and ordering information.

How do I use the ordering instructions on page 2?

When ordering parts, give your dealer: machine type (CA702PD), roller serial number, quantity, part number, part name, and dimensions if ordering by length. Follow that and you eliminate delivery errors. I’ve seen orders held up for days because someone left off the serial number.

Is this manual for all CA702PD serial numbers?

It covers serial numbers from 0A000001 onward, as specified on the cover. If your roller is older than that, look for the earlier catalog issue.

Stop wasting money on wrong parts. Access the Factory Manual and get the correct Dynapac CA702PD part numbers on your bench before you break a bolt.